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A section of Que Hee Street has been closed after the culvert and road surface was damaged during the recent flood event.

Your health and safety are a priority when it comes to disaster recovery. You can find plenty of official resources from Council and Queensland Health on our website. • Returning to a disaster-affected house or building • Staying safe during disaster clean-up • Protect yourself from Meliodosis • Protect yourself from asbestos • Being food safe in a disaster • Protect yourself against mosquitoes • Cleaning up mould after a disaster • Clearing vegetation after major flooding Find these helpful resources and more on our Flood recovery page https://www.bundaberg.qld.gov.au/Flood-recovery

Grants are now available for local sport and racing clubs impacted by the recent flood event in Bundaberg. Find out more ⬇️

Bundaberg Regional Council has undertaken vector control to limit mosquito numbers after the recent flood event.

A range of recovery support is available to local businesses and producers impacted by the recent flood event. Find out more here ⬇️

Bundaberg LDMG Stands Down as community moves into flood recovery. Residents are asked to avoid unnecessary travel in flood‑affected areas while safety checks continue. ✅ Free hard waste collections for eligible properties continue until Friday 20 March 2026 ♻️ Flood‑impacted properties can dispose of flood waste free of charge at Council facilities 🌐 Flood recovery resources and info available on Council’s website Let’s continue to support each other as recovery progresses. 💛