Latest cultural heritage News | Page 48

How governments resist World Heritage ‘in danger’ listings
Blacktown City Creative Arts Fund awards
Funky street art compliments rich history of hinterland haven
Conservation Board appointments boost diversity
Connect, create and care for nature in August
Community input sought for Golden Square Heritage Study
Reform for Australia’s environment laws
Community input sought for Golden Square Hertiage Study
Transformation of historic butter factory begins
Research drive seeks to shape a better society
USS Peary propeller discovery in Darwin Harbour
Permanent home for rare Kaurna shield
Rare Kaurna shield added to AGSA’s collection
City grants provide lifeline amid pandemic
Hearings last Tuesday of Senate Standing Committee on Economics
Aboriginal artefacts reveal first ancient underwater archaeological sites in Australia
Plan to improve protection of moa bones
On Country programs for Townsville
Lake Wendouree gardens excel in landscape awards
Culture and tourism excel in State heritage awards
$5.5 million to establish National Centre of Excellence to preserve Australia’s audiovisual heritage
NFSA Receives $5.5 Million Boost To Digitise Its National Collection
Council to join with Tourism North East
Council puts Omeo’s wheels in motion – East Gippsland
Preparing a plan for our Wild Coast
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Regulation is moving from Department of Planning
School holiday events entice visitors back into city
Biodiversity in Western NSW set to improve following management of African Boxthorn
Council budget supports community in time of need
‘Green Lens’ to help revitalise Huon Valley
Particle physicists update strategy for future of field in Europe
Wattle it be? Project helps secure endangered plant at Gundabooka National Park
Protect cultural icons that speak to our future
Interim Protection Order For Mount Arapiles Site
Record numbers book Great Walks
New proposal to expand Orange’s heritage zones
Historic doors to reopen in Glass House Mountains
Extensive ponding work carried out to address erosion
Statement on Juukan Gorge 12 June
Maintaining Tasmania’s heritage values
Work begins on Stage 6 Margaret Street Playground Upgrade
Aboriginal Heritage reforms remains priority for resources industry in Western Australia
Iconic elite sport and health infrastructure a step closer
New platform promoting treasures from across WA goes live
Wairarapa Moana seeks international recognition as vital wetland
Exciting new job opportunities at WA’s stunning new museum
Artifacts found on Taungurung Country
CME welcomes Juukan Gorge commitment