The 2019 Queensland Budget was never going to set the world on fire.

Wow, what a week. The Indigenous Leaders Forum here in Cairns, Queensland Day and a State of Origin win in the first game of the 2019 Series.

The federal election result has shown the dangers of having blind faith in what passes for perceived wisdom.

The truth is that there is a lot of action going on already to protect communities against the worst impacts of climate change.

A matter of days out from the federal election it is pleasing to see issues that really matter to local communities are finding their way into the campaign narrative.

A matter of days out from the federal election it is pleasing to see issues that really matter to local communities, safer roads, better housing, smarter solutions to waste management, are finding the

Next year will mark 100 years since the LGAQ became the industrial voice of local government in Queensland, a fact of which we are mightily proud.

The Palaszczuk Government’s dismissal of the Logan City Council has pitched the sector into uncharted waters.

The world is converging rapidly into a data driven, analytics led, hyper knowledge existence. We are all on the same journey whatever our role or calling in life.

Irrespective of one’s religious views or credo, each faith has its seasons. Easter is one of those signposts for reflection.

Irrespective of one’s religious views or credo, each faith has its seasons. Easter is one of those signposts for reflection.

ALGA and the LGAQ were straight out of the blocks, pitching our 7-point plan with the prime ask a restoration of financial assistance grants to 1% of federal taxation revenue.

From the Special General Meeting of LGAQ members on Tuesday regarding the Palaszczuk Government’s planned electoral changes, the following numbers on the motions put say everything.

Why the numbers say everything from the meeting on Tuesday.

The world is converging rapidly into a data-driven, analytics led, hyper knowledge existence.