The LGAQ has four simple roles to play for its members: advocate, assist, provide savings by leveraging economies of scope and scale, and innovate. Connect, innovate, achieve is our credo.

The LGAQ Board at their meeting on the 29th May endorsed a new organisational structure.

Being able to communicate information quickly and accurately with the general public during disaster events is essential. This is where disaster dashboards come into play.

Since 2005 the LGAQ has published a Council Cost Index (CCI) to provide an indicator of cost increases across the range of services and infrastructure delivered by local government.  

It is fair to say there have been mixed feelings following the announcement of how the State Government would be distributing its special $200m COVID-19 Works for Queensland package.

What’s the right content? What’s the right channel? What do my followers want to see? Will I post too much? Will I post not enough? Do I post to all the channels and someone please explain to me what

Here are our tips for leveraging your role to help encourage economic growth.

Do we unravel all the years of recycling messages or do councils show leadership and take it to the next level – a new direction? 

2020 marks the 100th Anniversary since the electoral system was changed to allow women to stand for local government.

Queensland councils know the power of their voices when they unite as one. 

The Outback can have a profound effect on all those who travel there.

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

How the parties respond to the LGAQ;s seven-point plan will draw a picture about the extent to which whoever wins government on 18 May will unlock local community potential

This week we profile the city of Mt Isa; the town with a colourful history as a mining town now has its sights set on a diversified economy, with Mayor McCulloch at its helm.

Through sheer grit, determination and strong partnerships, the Lockyer Valley community is not only got back on its feet since the flood events of 2011 and 2013- it is flourishing