Local councils have expressed deep concern about the Palaszczuk Government's reported plans to introduce compulsory preferential voting into local government elections in Queensland.

A special ethics committee of experts has been established to advise the local government sector on the best way to use data ethically.

A special ethics committee of experts has been established to advise the local government sector on the best way to ensure trust and transparency,

Queensland councils have called for a renewed focus on how to protect towns and regional economies from the impact of the current devastating drought.

Local councils have welcomed new laws governing the future of waste management in Queensland but will remain vigilant.

Local councils have welcomed new laws governing the future of waste management in Queensland but will remain vigilant in ensuring that households not wear the costs.

Queensland’s peak body for local councils has praised the quick response by Prime Minister Scott Morrison to the emerging crisis caused by last week’s unprecedented deluge in north Queensland.

The Local Government Association of Queensland has welcomed the appointment of Frankie Carroll as Queensland Under Treasurer.

Local councils have called on Queenslanders to show their support for communities affected by floods in north Queensland by donating money to charities helping people recover from the disaster.

A local government data analytics team is examining ways in which councils in Queensland can reduce their energy bills.

The Local Government Association of Queensland is urging the Palaszczuk Government ensure the element of intent remains part of planned new conflict of interest offences currently before State Parliam

Local councils in Queensland have called on Canberra to kickstart regional economies.

'He will be remembered for a lot of things but his most lasting legacy will be the memory of a thoroughly decent human being,' - LGAQ President Sunshine Coast Mayor Mark Jamieson.

News Release: Workforce stability, community wellbeing and critical infrastructure took precedence at the NQLGA’s annual conference this week.

News Release: The State Budget has delivered on a call by the LGAQ to provide funding to ensure Queensland communities are more resilient to cyclones, storms and flooding.