Support for Communities Affected by Tropical Cyclone Alfred

The aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred has left many residents, businesses, and primary producers across New South Wales and Queensland facing immense challenges.

Whether you're dealing with property damage, business disruption or loss of income, there are support measures in place to help you recover and rebuild.

Available Support in New South Wales

The NSW Government has compiled a comprehensive list of assistance available to residents, businesses, and primary producers impacted by the cyclone. This includes financial aid, grants and essential recovery services. To see the full list of support options and determine your eligibility, visit: NSW Government Disaster Recovery.

South East Queensland Disaster Recovery Measures

The Queensland Government has activated local councils to manage disaster support within their Local Government Areas (LGAs). This means that disaster recovery resources and financial assistance will be delivered through local authorities, ensuring targeted and timely support for affected communities.

More details on activated LGAs and funding support can be found at:

• Queensland Government Statement

• Queensland Reconstruction Authority

Income Support for Impacted Workers and Sole Traders

For those who have lost income due to TC Alfred, the Australian Government is offering up to 13 weeks of income support through the Disaster Recovery Allowance Scheme. This assistance is available to eligible employees and sole traders in disaster-declared areas.

To check eligibility and apply, visit: Services Australia Natural Disaster Support or log into your myGov account.

How You Can Move Forward

1. Assess your situation – Document damages and any losses you have incurred

2. Check available support – Explore state and federal assistance programs that apply to you

3. Reach out for help – Contact local councils and government agencies for additional guidance

4. Look after your well-being – Recovery is not just financial; take care of your mental health and seek community support.

We understand that recovering from a natural disaster is overwhelming, but you are not alone. Support is available, and assistance is being activated at multiple levels of government to ensure communities can rebuild and thrive again.

If you or someone you know needs immediate support, don’t hesitate to reach out and access the help available.