The LGAQ’s membership is a broad church in the truest sense of the word. We get that Brisbane City and Boulia Shire ain't the same and we treat them respectfully and differently.

Finding someone to step into the enormous shoes of our General Manager, Advocacy Greg Hoffman PSM was always going to be a tall order.

LGAQ's Annual Conference is our window to the world and well-constructed, well-supported and well-argued motions are critical to our collective reputations.

Standing still on improving productivity is actually going backwards. Forwards and onwards is the only way to a better future.

The State Government’s antics over its industrial relations legislation are frustrating to say the least, but I can assure you, we will continue our fight.

Let’s hear it for the big picture digitally connected knitters. That’s what councils need to be to remain successful.

The LGAQ’s challenge to the lawfulness of Industrial Relations Minister Grace Grace’s direction to the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission regarding the future of the single Local Government Aw

This week as we marvel at Olympians in Rio, let’s spare a thought for what it takes to get there, let alone win a medal - teamwork.

The LGAQ has travelled the length of the country in support of its members and local government peers.

Budget Estimates hearings are really all about strategy and I congratulate the Palaszczuk Government on how it seems to have gotten the message.

More than 120 mayors deputy mayors and CEOs attended the biennial closed door leadership forum.

It was a week of renewal at the LGAQ as the Association’s new Policy Executive convened its first formal meeting for the term.

With a new Policy Executive in place, the LGAQ is launching into an exciting new phase.

The past week has been a bloody satisfying one for Queensland councils – especially their chief financial officers.

Productive, passionate and proud – these are the features of our Indigenous Leaders’ Forums (ILFs) and this week’s event in Cairns was no exception.