A bush compact to ensure our rural and remote communities do not lose out.

Queenslanders know how to help each other during tough times and that is what makes our state so special.

The LGAQ is officially on the road delivering Elected Member Updates to councils across Queensland.

LGx is the peak professional development and networking event for local government’s communications and media professionals.

The LGAQ would like to formally announce and congratulate the two winners of the LGAQ Better Communities game competition.

How a partnership and an innovative initiative is streamlining training in the water industry.

The Alison Woolla Award acknowledges those individuals who are making a significant, local contribution to awareness and prevention of domestic and family violence (DFV).

Quarterly column from LGAQ President and Sunshine Coast Council Mayor Mark Jamieson.

The LGAQ has four simple roles to play for its members: advocate, assist, provide savings by leveraging economies of scope and scale, and innovate. Connect, innovate, achieve is our credo.

These communities were given little time to prepare before the Biosecurity Act directions kicked in and they were locked down.

The quarterly column from Minister For Local Government, Minister for Racing and Minister for Multicultural Affairs Stirling Hinchliffe.

LGAQ welcomes renewed call to create a new offence to ensure the CCC is not used as a political football during council elections

Queensland councils have been working tirelessly to help lead their communities through the COVID-19 pandemic, to protect local jobs and to help provide relief to households and businesses.

The hotly anticipated announcement of the winners of the LGAQ Better Communities game will be delayed due to an overwhelming response to the competition.

On the cusp of 125th anniversary of service to the local government sector in Queensland, the Local Government Association of Queensland stands ready to deliver.