Lexi,
I have tried to find out about compensation in Qld & yes there is plenty of support documentation but when it it comes to how much compensation is being considered it all boils down to a compassion devoid sorry mate, you're on your own.

Individual,

I'm not sure what it is that you're after.
I've provided you with links and telephone numbers
of contacts for you to ask your questions from
professional people involved with victims of crime
and compensation. It sounds as if you want someone
to give you a precise amount of what your compensation
will be. Nobody can do that in advance. There are
legal procedures that need to be followed, applications
need to be made and then the court will decide what if any -
the entitlements will be. You need to put in an
application and then wait and follow the proper procedure
as instructed.

Perhaps the following two links may assist you further.

http://www.justice.qld.gov.au/justice-services/victims-of-crime

And -

http://www.justice.qld.gov.au/justice-services/victims-of-crime/victim-assist-queensland/criminal-injury-compensation

Dear Lexi,

<<There are legal procedures that need to be followed, applications need to be made and then the court will decide what if any - the entitlements will be. You need to put in an application and then wait and follow the proper procedure as instructed.>>

ARE WE SHEEP?

Most losses cannot be compensated by any amount of money, let alone a mere $100,000.

Dear Yuyutsu,

Thank You for your comments.

I'm not for one moment suggesting that money can compensate for
losses. I am merely attempting to help Individual
in his quest for compensation.

Are we sheep? Some say - some are.
Although I was not infering it here.