GUEST PIECE: Introducing the Queensland Integrity Commissioner Dr Nikola Stepanov.

LGAQ's Paul Cranch spoke with Donna Webster from AsiaLink Businesses about their professional development program and the importance of building business relationships through culture.

The seven councils that form the Central Western Queensland Remote Area Planning and Development Board (RAPAD) have a bold plan – to become an energy superpower of the low carbon world.

China no longer wants the world’s contaminated recyclables. So what does this mean for Australia’s 25-year-strong recycling programs?

China no longer wants the world’s contaminated recyclables. So what does this mean for Australia’s 25-year-strong recycling programs?

Today on National Close the Gap Day, the Local Government Association of Queensland pays its respects to our great country’s first Peoples.

Queensland councils are big consumers, and users, of energy. Its estimated councils spent $250 million a year on this vital asset. What does the rise of renewable energy mean for local government?

Exchanging information is critical for councils. Here's the top five most common copyright myths busted.

Grant funding for local governments must be reformed if councils are to achieve financial sustainability.

Your LGAQ Policy Executive meets this week to set the agenda and discuss ongoing policy and legislative issues.

Brisbane, Logan, Sunshine Coast and Cairns councils this week joined the Climate Council’s Cities Power Partnership, a collaborative network of Australian local governments

Councils throughout Queensland are benefiting from a wave of women embracing the challenge of leading their local communities.

We look back in time to the remarkable Ellen Violet “Vi” Jordan who was elected as Ipswich's first female Alderman in 1961 and in 1963 was the only female delegate at the LGAQ Annual Conference.

We sat down with Cr Cameron O’Neil, the youngest member of the LGAQ’s Policy Executive and Councillor with Maranoa Regional Council, to talk the year that was 2017

The Container Refund Scheme (CRS) and a ban on single-use plastic shopping bags is set to commence on July 1, 2018. So what does it mean for councils?