One of the community's major water intake locations in its World Heritage rainforest is on track for water consumption to outstrip supply by 2025-26.

A clever energy-saving initiative undertaken by Carpentaria Shire Council is saving Council $120,000 each year.

Across Queensland—and, indeed, all of Australia—people are struggling to find safe, secure, and affordable housing.

The LGAQ is asking the State Government to restore Works for Queensland funding back to $100 million per annum – consistent with historical funding levels.

A waste alliance between three neighbouring south-east Queensland councils – City of Logan, Ipswich City Council and Redland City Councils has been born to move communities toward zero-waste.

The City of Logan is positioning itself as an emerging tourism destination with Logan City Council launching a new tourism destination brand – ‘Explore Logan’. 

Political parties are being warned to put local communities first or risk coming last as the Federal Election campaign officially begins today.

All levels of government must work together to ensure funding flows to help flood-impacted Queenslanders build back better.

The remote location of Norfolk Island does not allow for access to standard waste disposal and recycling facilities, so an innovative solution was required to deal with the island's waste.

Every one of our state’s local government leaders has pledged their support for the Local Government Association of Queensland’s (LGAQ) ‘Not in our Backyard – stop abuse at the start’ campaign.

New laws introduced to ensure the future sustainability of the state’s stock route network.

The Federal Government has committed an annual $95 million to the Bridges Renewal Program, with a further $10 million to be made available for each of the next four years.

Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding has been recognised for her courageous, visionary, ethical and collaborative political leadership by being named the 2021 McKinnon Emerging Political Leader of the Year. 

Griffith University has commended Logan City Council on its 2021/2022 koala breeding season campaign.

Rural residents in the Goondiwindi region are no longer making the long drive to town for their medications – instead, they’re looking skyward.