The LGAQ have been working with indigenous communities to encourage participation in the digital economy, focusing on infrastructure, awareness and skills.

An Australian-first application tracking system has been launched by Sunshine Coast Council.

An Australian-first application tracking system has been launched by Sunshine Coast Council.

The Palaszczuk Government should be congratulated on its decision to invest $40 million next year on a modest housing program for remote indigenous communities.

At its core, the LGAQ is a creature of Queensland councils.

The LGAQ this week appeared behalf of its members at the public hearing into the highly anticipated Waste Reduction and Recycling (Waste Levy) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2018.

What began as a local grassroots initiative in Bondi Beach during 2010, Garage Sale Trail has grown into a truly national movement supported by 150 councils Australia-wide.

Online short-term accommodation hosting sites like Airbnb will be up for debate at this year’s LGAQ Annual Conference as councils seek clearer policy around their community impact and current rates ch

Looking over the motions that member councils have submitted for debate at next month’s 122nd LGAQ annual conference is a great reminder of the breadth and depth of the expectations.

The LGAQ has proposed imposing limits on the distance commercial waste could travel before it was dumped or recycled as a way of dealing with the huge jump in interstate waste being transported across

The latest Climate of the Nation report has found more Australians accept the reality of climate change than at almost any time since the reports commenced in 2007.

Amendments are proposed for more than eight Acts through the EDOLA Bill. Let us know your areas of concern and interest.

The Parliamentary Committee inquiring into the legislation underpinning the waste levy has extended the deadline.

When it comes to protecting the interests of local councils and their communities, the courts are often where the big battles are fought.

Queensland councils are joining forces to streamline the design and construction of vital community water and sewage assets across the state.