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Queenslanders left high and dry waiting for flood compensation

Brisbane Live
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Deputy Opposition Leader Jarrod Bleijie has joined calls for the state government to move on the promised flood assistance programs.

It’s been revealed many flood-impacted Queenslanders are still waiting for compensation after the devastating February floods.

The $750 million Build Back Better program, a joint partnership between the state and federal governments, would buy back flood-prone homes in Queensland or raise them.

Peter Fegan, filling in on Brisbane Live, said he had spoken to people who were waiting to either rebuild or flood-proof their homes.

Mr Bleijie accused the government of failing to follow through.

“You’ve got people  in tents, you’ve got people if they can’t get tents, they can’t get a roof over their head, they can’t get a rental,” he said.

He said money should have been flowing through the flood-impacted residents, as promised.

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