A big investment in natural disaster response, more road funding, money for transport infrastructure in the cities and the bush.

The Palaszczuk Government’s decision to walk back proposed major changes to the way people vote.

The Torres Cape Indigenous Council Alliance (TCICA) Inc held its first meeting for 2019 in Cairns on Thursday 28 and Friday 29 March

I would like to acknowledge and congratulate Brisbane Lord Mayor and good friend Graham Quirk on a stellar career in local government.

As chief executive officer of the LGAQ for nearly 27 years and a keen student of local government, I’ve learned to expect that Labor governments will try to redesign the system.

The latest round of funding under the Government’s Mobile Black Spots program would mean a big lift for local economies.

A week of intense pressure from the LGAQ and member councils on the Palaszczuk Government has produced results.

s for the assertion that compulsory preferential voting is “fairer”, what is fair about forcing people to register a preference vote for candidates they know nothing about or do not support.

The Qcoast2100 Program – a joint initiative between the LGAQ and the Queensland Department of Environment of science has been awarded the 2019 Australian Coastal Award for Climate Adaption.

The Qcoast2100 Program has been awarded the 2019 Australian Coastal Award for Climate Adaption.

The Palaszczuk Government's plans to force major change to the way Queenslanders elect their local councils is the target of a social media campaign called Hands Off My Council.

The Colmar Brunton poll, commissioned by the Local Government Association of Queensland found that most Queenslanders rated local councils more trustworthy.

With submissions closing today on the Waste Management and Resource Recovery Strategy, the LGAQ has called on the State Government to urgently partner with Queensland councils to drive zero-waste.

The Palaszczuk Government has flagged major changes to the system of voting that operates in the local government sector.

A key parliamentary committee has urged the Federal Government to strive for greater co-operation with local councils to attract trade and investment to regional Australia.