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The Queensland Government is delivering the largest change to the state’s disaster and emergency management system in years.

This significant body of work will ensure emergency services personnel and volunteers are best placed to continue delivering a world-class response to Queenslanders.

Last updated: 27-06-2024

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MRQ Victoria Point first marine rescue unit to transfer in the Redlands

19 November 2024

Volunteer Marine Rescue (VMR) Victoria Point is now part of Marine Rescue Queensland (MRQ), marking a new era for the Redlands’ on-water community. The 46-strong volunteer unit, which formed more

MRQ Currumbin first marine rescue unit to transfer in South-East Queensland

14 November 2024

Volunteer Marine Rescue (VMR) Currumbin is now part of Marine Rescue Queensland (MRQ), marking a new era for South-East Queensland’s on-water community. The 35-strong volunteer unit, which formed more than

MRQ sets sail with first two units

2 July 2024

MRQ set sail today, 1 July 2024, launching its first units in Mackay and Gladstone. Volunteer organisation, Marine Rescue Queensland (MRQ) officially welcomes its first two volunteer rescue units, Mackay

New era for state emergency and marine rescue services

26 June 2024

A new era in Queensland’s disaster and emergency management began on 3 June 2024 as some of the most significant changes to how the state responds to natural disasters and

History made with $27 million budget to keep Queenslanders safe on the water

25 June 2024

The Miles Government has delivered $27 million for the new Marine Rescue Queensland to keep people safe on the water. MRQ will bring together the Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Association