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Get Queensland Ready start your severe weather checklist today.
Queensland weather can turn quickly, but taking small steps now can help protect the people and things we care about.
Help us Get Queensland Ready by sharing the campaign with your organisation and its stakeholders. This toolkit makes it easy, with suggested social media content, images, videos and print-ready posters to bring the campaign to life and encourage Queenslanders to take simple steps to prepare for severe weather.
Running from 6 October to 15 November 2026, Get Ready Queensland’s new Get Queensland Ready campaign features ambassador Johnathan Thurston (JT) and highlights the role we all play in preparing ourselves, our families and our communities for severe weather.
The campaign brings our three steps—know your risk, make a plan and pack a kit—to life through simple, practical actions. It directs Queenslanders to a new online severe weather checklist, making it easy to get started, tick off actions and build preparedness over time.
Want some more content? Here's a link to a Get Ready Week resources to help promote or run an event
Need another format or advice on promoting the campaign? Contact us at getready@qld.gov.au.
YouTube Campaign Ad
Campaign Assets for Social Media
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| In Queensland, weather can turn quickly. Being prepared pays off. So this year, don’t just get ready, Get Queensland ready! Get your Severe Weather Checklist at getready.qld.gov.au/checklist |
| Don't wait for the storm to find you. Get Queensland Ready, and set up weather alerts from the Bureau of Meteorology and or your council today, so you're the first to know when severe weather is on the way. It takes two minutes and could make all the difference.
#GetQueenslandReady #WeatherAlerts #KnowYourRisk #GetReadyQueensland |
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Get your Severe Weather Checklist at getready.qld.gov.au/checklist #GetQueenslandReady #ConnectWithNeighbours #MakeaPlan #GetReadyQueensland |
| Get Queensland Ready by checking or updating your emergency kit. Make sure you've got enough food and water to last your household three days, then tick it off the list. Small check, big peace of mind. Get your Severe Weather Checklist at
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| Get Queensland Ready by setting up weather alerts from the BOM or your local council.
#GetQueenslandReady #WeatherAlerts #KnowYourRisk #GetReadyQueensland |
| Get Queensland Ready by connecting with your neighbours. Take a moment this week to say hello, swap numbers, and check in on anyone who might need extra support. Community is one of our best defences. Get your Severe Weather Checklist at #GetQueenslandReady #ConnectWithNeighbours #MakeaPlan #GetReadyQueensland |
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Get your Severe Weather Checklist at
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| In Queensland, weather can turn quickly. Being prepared pays off. So this year, don’t just get ready, Get Queensland ready! Get your Severe Weather Checklist at |
