Reconstruction

We support recovery by rebuilding in ways that help communities be better prepared for the future. This includes working with key stakeholders to restore housing and essential assets, such as roads and bridges

Overview look at the completed Tatham Bridges

Reconstruction is more than rebuilding what existed before.

Communities and infrastructure need to be built back better, so they are more resilient to future risks and better able to reduce the impacts of natural hazards.

The Reconstruction Division provides specialist infrastructure expertise to strengthen the delivery of resilient infrastructure, both before disasters happen and as part of recovery efforts afterwards.

Disaster Recovery Fund Arrangements (DRFA)

NSW Reconstruction Authority coordinates the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) in NSW to help councils and communities recover and rebuild after natural disasters.

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Overhead image of reconstruction work commencing on Tatham bridges

Resilient Homes Program

The Resilient Homes Program is providing financial assistance to homeowners to improve the flood resilience of residential properties in the Northern Rivers and Central West.

Northern Rivers Reconstruction

A multi-million pipeline of flood infrastructure projects are being delivered across the Northern Rivers 7 LGA's in response to Australia's worst ever flood disaster in 2022. 

Community Assets Program

The $25 million Community Assets Program has been developed to assist councils to repair, restore and improve community infrastructure damaged during the 2022 floods.  

Regional Transport Resilience Fund

This fund is a $32 million commitment to support the betterment of roads and transport infrastructure across 4 Central West NSW councils directly impacted by floods in 2022.

Latest Projects

People standing in front of fence at Murwillumbah pump station

New pumps in Murwillumbah to tackle floodwater faster

Work is now underway on a new flood pumping station in East Murwillumbah.

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