LGAQ has welcomed the announcement of four new Regional University Study Hubs and remains focused on successfully advocating for more Queensland towns and regions to benefit from the next round.

LGAQ has welcomed a federal inquiry into local government financial sustainability announced today

The Local Government Association of Queensland has released a snapshot of candidate data ahead of council election day, March 16.

Queensland councils are calling on the State Government to halt plans to pump carbon into the underground Great Artesian Basin, warning of fears it could contaminate domestic water and other supplies.

More than 1400 candidates have put their hands up to champion their communities, nominating to stand for mayor or councillor at the March 16 council elections.

Rising prices, supply and logistics issues, staff shortages and other intangibles have led to unprecedented levels of harassment of customer service staff everywhere.

Queenslanders are set to benefit from more tailored elections when they head to the polls in March.

LGAQ remains increasingly concerned over the delay in implementing recommendations from the previous Commission of Inquiry relating to the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC)

Advice from the experts about what to expect, what you need to know and why it’s so important for Queenslanders to put their hands up.

The peak body for Queensland councils has welcomed the State Government’s adoption of several solutions put forward by local government in its Homes for Queenslanders plan.