Shining a light on what LGAQ does for its members.

Getting your head around Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) can be a little overwhelming.

The LGAQ started 2021 with some new faces!

While promoting a technical gun to a leadership position may seem like a great choice, the roles are very different. Here’s how to overcome hurdles that may arise.

I am coming to you today from the Sunshine Coast where an important two-day meeting has been taking place, the LGAQ Board’s strategic planning meeting.

The Local Government Association of Queensland’s enhanced focus on Federal advocacy is continuing.

Queensland’s local government sector is calling for cool heads to prevail in the wake of today’s unprecedented action by Facebook, which saw its Australian users banned from sharing news content.

Indigenous women leading the way in domestic and family violence prevention.

The new Australian Warning System is being rolled out and will provide a national approach to issuing warnings for hazards.

There is a lot more in these submissions than the familiar calls for better coordination across government and more built infrastructure.

The membership of the Policy Executive is designed to ensure the views of all 77 councils across this state are represented.

In its early iterations, LinkedIn was the platform to help you get a job and that was it.

Federal advocacy is critical to local government with the bulk of our funding coming via Canberra.

What is your council doing to demonstrate that your region is the best choice for businesses?

Seven councils across Queensland participated in the Red Rose Foundation’s inaugural Red Bench Relay in 2020, marking the beginning of an annual domestic violence education campaign.