Here’s the story of the 123rd LGAQ annual conference in Cairns by the numbers: 700 delegates, observers and exhibitors, 85 motions carried (16 unanimously), three motions withdrawn,...

LG Sherlock launched its first module, ‘Energy Detective’ in February of this year.

A comprehensive rundown of budget decisions affecting Queensland councils.

The LGAQ has called on the State Government to urgently partner with Queensland councils to drive a zero-waste future by 2035.

The Australian Productivity Commission has released an issues paper on Remote Area Tax Concessions and Payments for a current Inquiry.

The LGAQ is running a campaign to raise public awareness of the Palaszczuk Government's plans to force major change to the way Queenslanders elect their local councils. Read our FAQ's.

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 Federal Government’s looming withdrawal from a vital remote Indigenous housing funding program has prompted the LGAQ to engage in a comprehensive and hard-fought campaign with its member councils.

More than 860,000 jobs could be affected by digital disruption according to a new report released by the Queensland Government this week.

In James Taylor’s famous words, I’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain. So has much of Queensland recently. It’s been a tumultuous end to a tumultuous 2018.

In his address to the LGAQ’s annual conference this year, President Mayor Mark Jamieson dwelt on the importance of trust.

The scourge of natural disaster has come early in the disaster season in the form of ferocious fires whipped up by an unprecedented heatwave.

Rural water and wastewater infrastructure, that is. There is a looming crisis in this key area of local government business.

Barcaldine Regional Council deputy chief executive Brett Walsh has won the inaugural Butch Lenton Memorial Bush Councils Innovation Award.

The LGAQ continues its intense lobbying of the Palaszczuk Government to agree to defer the start of its waste levy until 1 July 2019, commencing at a fee $75 a tonne for municipal solid waste.