The remote location of Norfolk Island does not allow for access to standard waste disposal and recycling facilities, so an innovative solution was required to deal with the island's waste.

The peak body representing Queensland councils is bitterly disappointed the Federal Government has rejected a united call for a National Housing Summit to explore solutions to the housing crisis.

New laws introduced to ensure the future sustainability of the state’s stock route network.

In the thick of the bushfires of 2019’s Black Summer, Beechmont resident Jessica Brown had fires reach her back gate, with 11 homes on her street Timbarra Drive razed.

The Federal Government has committed an annual $95 million to the Bridges Renewal Program, with a further $10 million to be made available for each of the next four years.

Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding has been recognised for her courageous, visionary, ethical and collaborative political leadership by being named the 2021 McKinnon Emerging Political Leader of the Year. 

Griffith University has commended Logan City Council on its 2021/2022 koala breeding season campaign.

Rural residents in the Goondiwindi region are no longer making the long drive to town for their medications – instead, they’re looking skyward.

An evacuation centre for City of Logan residents displaced by rising floodwaters is now open at the Logan Metro Sports & Events Centre in Crestmead thanks to Council and hard-working volunteers.

Queensland councils are urging the Federal Government to immediately commit to a trial of domestic mobile roaming during emergencies.

The LGAQ is calling on the Federal Government to commit to a $100 million per annum housing package - for at least five years - in its upcoming budget.

Queensland councils are calling on the Federal Government for urgently needed roads funding to provide vital supply chain support, with the flow-on effect of making the state’s roads safer for all.

Who would have thought 12 months ago that Cloncurry would host one of the most popular reality TV shows on Earth? Well, actually, it wasn’t a surprise to us...

The announcement that Brisbane will host the 2032 Olympics has instantly boosted the potential of Queensland’s regions as ideal places for investment.

The LGAQ has thrown its full support behind two key groups advocating on behalf of senior Queenslanders.