One of the issues that councils need to keep a weather eye on is governance.

When you used to say solar energy, you wouldn't say Southern Downs. But that's about to change, as The University of Queensland is building a massive solar farm in the region.

The small far north Queensland Aboriginal shire of Wujal Wujal has beaten all comers to win the 2018 National Local Government Award for Excellence

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

Welcome to 2019 for what will be a seminal year in local government, not least due to a watershed Federal election due in May.

The Local Government Association of Queensland is leading the way in ensuring trust, transparency and accountability drive the use and management of data by the State's 77 local councils.

'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.

The Reef Credit Standard and Guide will commence beta operation in January 2019. Councils may want to use Reef Credits to offset water quality impacts. See how to provide your feedback.

Building homes in remote communities, protecting our grazing lands, keeping plastics out of our oceans and taking care of our parks. Watch these short clips to uncover the stories behind each role.

You may have missed this important data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Heard of biosolids? Here’s why a new code proposing to further limit their use is an issue for councils and communities.

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

This week, the LGAQ held its the second waste forum for 2018, paving the way for a zero waste future.