Nineteen Queensland councils are eligible to apply for grants of between $50,000 and $1 million with applications closing on 5 February 2020.

The $77,000 LGAQ donation represents $1,000 for and on behalf of each of Queensland's 77 local councils.

'Changing landscapes' is a series of NRM forums we will be hosting in a range of locations in early 2020. Registrations are now open, so book now to grab your seat!

The LGAQ is calling for comments on their RIS - Waste Management Reforms submission to the State Government

​Our new city simulation game puts you in charge of civic leadership with real world challenges and consequences. You’ll get virtual insights into budgeting, land value, crime, pollution, education and more.

DNRME has released guidelines for water efficient urban guidelines and landscapes

This week, we had wall to wall coverage on the drought and the importance of guaranteeing rural towns a reliable quality water supply.

Decisive action urged as a long-awaited report into State Parliament’s ‘Inquiry into invasive plants and their control in Queensland’ has been released with no recommendations.

Secure your spot for the 2020 Waste Forum! Registration and accommodation booking is now open. To be held 5/6 February 2020 (afternoon 5th and morning 6th) at the Marriott Hotel, Brisbane.

The LGAQ is calling on all State and Federal Government leaders to unite to drive a unified approach to water security.

More than 30 delegates toured Victorian businesses incorporating recycled product in their roads

The Draft SEQ Koala Conservation Strategy has been released for public consultation. Members are invited to contribute to the LGAQ submission by 24 January, 2019.

Last month, the LGAQ Board signed off a $7 million investment in the Local Buy Next Gen project - a massive down payment on both fraud proofing and achieving greater value for money from the entire council procurement function - worth about $6.5 billion a year.

Consultation requested for the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 review

The need to manage our own waste and recycling is urgent, but to do this both State and Commonwealth leaders must come to the party.