State Support
Financial support has been announced by the NSW State Government for Northern New South Wales local government areas of Ballina, Bellingen, Byron, Clarence Valley, Coffs Harbour, Kyogle, Lismore, Richmond Valley, and Tweed.
You may also call 13 77 88 and ask about the disaster relief grant administered by Resilience NSW.
Flood Disaster in Queensland and NSW
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NSW Council of Social Service (NCOSS) has already prepared a complete range of resources for fast access to information on:
Federal Support
The Federal Government’s support is currently limited to affected communities in Queensland, however, that is expected to change over the next day or so.
Financial Support Disaster Recovery Payment
Queenslanders in eligible Local Government Areas (LGAs) can apply for Services Australia’s Disaster Assistance with further flood-affected local government areas in QLD and NSW expected to be added. Check if your LGA has been added here.
Phone line: 180 22 66
The Disaster Recovery Allowance (DRA) payment provides $1000 per eligible adult and $400 per eligible child. It is a one-off, non-means-tested short-term income payment to assist employees and small business persons who have suffered a significant loss, including a severely damaged or destroyed home or serious injury.
Photo: courtesy BBC
Rabobank support
Rabobank has announced a range of support measures that will be offered to its farming clients adversely impacted by floods and extreme rainfall in the NSW Northern Rivers and Queensland South-East regions.
Rabobank will work directly with individual clients whose farms or agribusinesses have been affected, to provide support and offer a range of assistance measures in applicable circumstances, including:
Any farming clients who have been adversely impacted by the floods and have not yet spoken to the bank should contact their local branch or phone Rabobank on 1800 025 484.
Our thoughts are with all affected communities and members of the industry at this time. We will bring you more information as it becomes available.
Stay safe everyone!
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