Ipswich City Council has been given the green light from the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission (QIRC) to start up a female-only truck driving training program.

Developing principles to guide councillors in their engagement with commercial and development interests

Logan City Council has unveiled a project that could dramatically reduce the carbon footprint of wastewater treatments plants across the world.

Queensland's largest council has put better disaster communications in the hands of its local fire crews.

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.

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

Labor and the LNP are tied in first place in the Local Government Association of Queensland’s (LGAQ) final report card of the State Election campaign. 

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.

Listen to Mayor Jamieson's speech from the opening of the 124th LGAQ Annual Conference

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

So, what has brought together Longreach
– ‘The Heart of Outback Queensland’ – and
Winton – ‘the Dinosaur Capital of Australia’?

It’s difficult to believe it has already been six months since the local government elections were held and yet, so much has happened here in Queensland and throughout the world.

As a result of COVID-19, the aviation industry is experiencing a fundamental structural change. Many regional Queensland communities depend on affordable air routes for health, education, and tourism.