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

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

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.

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

The way in which we protect the places where native animals are mostly likely to breed is currently under the microscope in Queensland. Have your say by Tuesday 2 October.

Finalists announced for the LGAQ $15,000 Bean Lockyer Ticehurst Award for Excellence in Regional Journalism.

The Queensland Government is to be congratulated for its commitment to reform the system of grants and subsidies to local government.

The introduction of this Bill is of significant interest and concern for local councils. There are several unresolved matters that need to be considered as part of this consultation process. Deadline

New research released in August has found that nearly 10% more Australians have increased levels of trust in local government compared to 2016.

A parliamentary committee has held an inquiry in Emerald into regional inequality in Australia. The Mayor of Central Highlands spoke about the hearings when he recently visited LG House.

David Camerlengo will assist councils seeking to attract international investment to their regions.

David Camerlengo will assist councils seeking to attract international investment to their regions.

Grants of up to $1 million for security measures to address crime and anti-social behaviour in community spaces are now available for local governments under a new Safer Communities Fund.