In late 2010 and early 2011, extensive separate flood events affected large areas of metropolitan and rural Victoria. In response to the effects of these floods, the Victorian Government established recovery support to help the communities that were most affected to rebuild and resettle.
This website has information on support you may be eligible for if you live in one of the high impact areas and lists general information on recovering from floods.
Download the report to see how much progress has been made in recovering from the Victorian floods.
With renewed interest in the Victorian floods as the 12 month mark approaches, support for family and friends might be as simple as listerning to their concerns.
The Victorian Coalition Government's flood recovery employment program will be extended until December 2012 due to high demand, Water Minister Peter Walsh said today.
Residents and visitors in the Murray Valley are being warned to protect themselves against mosquitoes following the detection of Murray Valley encephalitis virus (MVEv) in New South Wales.
One of Victoria's premier gourmet food and wine producing regions is set to benefit from funding from the Victorian Coalition Government's $2.5 million Tourism Flood Recovery Program.
Premier Ted Baillieu and Deputy Premier and Minister for Police and Emergency Services Peter Ryan today released the Final Report of the Review of the 2010-11 Flood Warnings and Response, undertaken by Neil Comrie AO APM.
One of Victoria's premier gourmet food and wine producing regions is set to benefit from funding from the Victorian Coalition Government's $2.5 million Tourism Flood Recovery Program.
Victoria’s families and communities have made significant progress in recovering from one of the state’s worst floods in living memory, according to a new report released by the Victorian Coalition Government.
Finding out what roads are closed due to floods, fires, major crashes or road damage will now be far quicker using a new map-based website, Minister for Roads Terry Mulder said today.
A $60 million state-of-the-art almond processing investment by Olam Australia which is set to generate 90 new jobs was officially announced today by the Minister for Manufacturing, Exports and Trade, Richard Dalla-Riva.
