LGPro explores the future of the local government workforce with SGS Economics and Planning Senior Associate, Michelle Tjondro.

LGPro learns why councils are at risk of wage underpayment and what they can do about it with HR Legal Partner, Nikola Prestia. Join HR Legal's webinar on wages and underpayments on Thursday 10 July 2025: https://hrlegal.com.au/events/wage-underpayments-employment-law-webinar-2025/

LGPro finds out what councils need to know from new major projects guidance with Maddocks’ Simone Holding and Shane Ridley.

LGPro uncovers what local government risk managers are missing from Skefto’s Chief Risk Officer, Peter Gervasoni.

LGPro finds out what leaders need to prepare for the AI that is already in their workplaces from Symphony3 co-founder, Fergal Coleman.

LGPro asks what was missed in the Local Government Amendment Bill making its way through Parliament with Maddocks Partner, Mark Hayes.

LGPro finds out what managers are missing in complex performance management and managing mental health with HR specialist Linda Davey.

LGPro discusses newly publicised governance and integrity reform proposals with Hunt & Hunt’s Managing Principal, Tony Raunic.

LGPro uncovers the top priorities of local government senior executives with Davidson’s Managing Partner of Search and Advisory, Clare McCartin.

LGPro unpacks New Zealand's Local Government sector review and its overlaps with Victoria, guided by Local Government Professionals New Zealand (Taituara) GM Strategy and Reform, Kathryn Ross.

LGPro finds out what regional and rural councils have lost (but stand to gain) from the Commonwealth Games cancellation from Greater Shepparton City Council's Peter Harriott and Yarriambiack Shire Council's Tammy Smith.

LGPro asks CSBA's CX Director, Kate Gorman if councils are meeting customer expectations for service and what they could be doing better.

LGPro explores the benefits of Indigenous procurement and how to do it the right way with Winya Director and General Manager, Greg Welsh.

LGPro walks through the experience of culturally and linguistically diverse jobseekers and local government employees with founder of Professional Migrant Women, Fabiola Campbell.