New $10 million State Government program to help cyclone-prone communities in North and Far North Queensland reduce the impact of natural disasters and cut the cost of insurance for residents.

Hinchinbrook Shire Council has opened the voting for its ‘Don’t Waste Hinchinbrook’ photography competition.

Two remarkable individuals who have made an outstanding impact in their local communities have today been recognised as the LGAQ's Local Government Community Champions.

Queensland councils are calling on the State Government to restore funding to the highly successful Works for Queensland program.

Queensland councils have sent a strong message to the State and Federal governments that they want action to address the state’s housing crisis including calling for a National Housing Summit.

Goondiwindi Regional Council last night received the $10,000 Butch Lenton Bush Council Innovation Award for its ‘e-padlock’ trial.

Vital, life-changing support to protect another from domestic abuse has been recognised with the 2021 Alison Woolla Memorial Award for Local Leadership in Preventing Domestic and Family Violence.

The CEO of the LGAQ, Greg Hallam, today welcomed the Norfolk Island Regional Council to the “LGAQ family”.

Country Caller's Harry Clarke has been announced as the 2021 winner of Queensland’s richest reporting prize, the Bean Lockyer Ticehurst Award for Excellence in Regional Journalism.

The tech giants at Instagram make minor changes to the app every couple of months, but their most recent change has been a decided shift in focus...

One of the key challenges for many of our member councils is to clearly define economic development. I am hoping this will help clarify some of the key questions you might be asking.

This week we're talking about a growth tax. There is no avoiding it. Australia will have to reform its tax system again before the end of the decade.

Rather than attempt to summarise 29 years of Greg's leadership, we thought it a better bet to let him speak for himself.

Cloncurry Shire Council's annual Beat the Heat festival was back bigger and better than ever this year from 9-12 September. 

Redland Coast residents and tradies have diverted 276,592kg of paint and packaging from landfill over the past three years through participation in a paint recycling scheme.