To say it has been a crazy week is an understatement. We have had the State Election on Halloween, a Melbourne Cup run under very different COVID-19 circumstances, and the USA Election.

Social media for government can be a game changer. We’ve seen how people are glued to Twitter each day for the commentary around Victorian Premier Dan Andrews daily media conference.

The Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) welcomes Allen Cunneen, OAM to the role of First Nations Segment Advisor.

Voters in key marginal seats have shown they want the next State Government to work in partnership with local government to sustain local jobs and protect the environment.

Political impartiality is one of the LGAQ’s key advocacy tenets. It has been for decades.
We do not play politics.

Well folks, that is a wrap on another successful Local Government Association of Queensland Annual Conference.

Sunshine Coast Council Mayor Mark Jamieson has been re-elected to lead the Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) as its President for another four years.

May Ballie and Myrtle Foote were jointly  announced today as the winners of the Alison Woolla Memorial Award 2020 at this year’s Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) Annual Conference.

Innovative use of virtual reality technology to overcome pandemic-related travel bans has won Burke Shire Council this year’s Butch Lenton Award - and a $10,000 bursary.

LGAQ President and Sunshine Coast Council Mayor Mark Jamieson today thanked Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk for her commitment to continuing the successful Works for Queensland program.

ABC National Rural Reporter Caitlyn Gribbin has received the LGAQ's prestigious award for excellence in regional journalism for a body of work amplifying issues of critical importance to the bush.

MAYORS and councillors representing Queensland’s First Nations councils have gathered today at the LGAQ's Annual Conference to discuss issues critical to their communities.

This wrap comes to you on the eve of the LGAQ’s 124th Annual Conference on the Gold Coast.

Townsville City Council is one of the first Queensland councils to take the TikTok plunge.

Three finalists are in the running to win the LGAQ's inaugural Alison Woolla Memorial Award.