Researchers
Dr Kate Saunders, Monash University
Case studies
Data-driven recommendations for enhancing real-time natural hazards warnings: case study of the 2022 floods
Evolution of the Crisis Management Team Structure
At a glance
- Highlighted gaps: Outdated plans, limited training and structural misalignment.
- Organisation: Logan City Council
- Collaboration: Worked extensively with Phoenix
Taking a long view - How community organisations and volunteers transform disaster recovery trajectories in Queensland
At a glance
- Community organisations are key partners in disaster recovery support, offering primary assistance that complements formal emergency services.
- There are difficulties in assessing the impact this servic
Publishing with Australian Journal of Emergency Management
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Disaster Management in aged Care Facilities: Lessons following the 2013 Bundaberg floods
Introduction
Reassessment of 1918 Queensland earthquake
A recent investigation by seismologists at Geoscience Australia has unearthed new evidence with which to modify the epicentral location of the 7 June 1918 Queensland earthquake. This event, and its relocation, has been described in detail by Martin et al.
Politics and crisis management: A comparative analysis of crisis responses during TC Jasper and TC Kirrily
During the summer of 2023–2024, Queensland faced significant tropical cyclone (TC) events that caused widespread disruption and damage.


