The LGAQ has called for the State Government to broaden its inquiry into the conduct of the 2020 local government elections.

Our eyes are firmly on the future, especially digitalisation.

The LGAQ would like to thank everyone who made a submission and/or completed the survey.

Last year, Redland City Council in partnership with RACQ brought an exciting and innovative transport trial to the idyllic community of Karragarra Island in Moreton Bay.

Councils to play a significant role in monitoring and compliance.

The need for councils to have certainty has never been more important than right now as we navigate one of the most challenging periods in a generation.

Young Queenslanders with a competitive spirit and a hunch they can give town planners a run for their money could pocket a $2,500 first prize from an innovative competition launching today.

Our $608 million job-creating Battleplan for Queensland Local Communities has made some serious advances since it was launched just two weeks ago.

Queensland councils continue to embrace digital connectivity and service delivery on their pathway to digital maturity.

LGAQ President Mark Jamieson has welcomed a letter of support from Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington for the LGAQ’s Battleplan for Queensland Local Communities.

Queensland council workers will have immediate access to more flexible work and leave arrangements to help mitigate the impacts of the COVID-19 public health shutdown

The LGAQ this week launched its $608 million Battleplan for Queensland Local Communities – an economic stimulus package designed to help lead the state’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Councils welcome latest move to improve connectivity in regional and remote Queensland

Local governments stand ready to do the heavy lifting in the fight against COVID-19 as Queensland rebuilds.

I feel your pain – and restlessness – as our seemingly never-ending election count drags on.