The Moree Rocket is a distinctive playground rocket representative of the many installed in playgrounds across NSW at the height of space fever in the 1960s and 1970s. Rockets like this are an importa
Nominating a heritage place
Nominations must set out the heritage qualities or values of the place. We need to know why the place has outstanding or significant heritage value to the nation. Click on the link above to be taken t
Heritage protection reforms under broader environment protection reform
The reforms improve protections for Australia’s nationally significant heritage places. These are under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Also known as the EPBC A
Practical heritage guide to help build Queensland’s future
The Crisafulli Government is delivering a better plan for Queensland’s future with the release of a new guide to support high-quality urban design and
Elizabeth Farm, Experiment Farm and Hambledon Cottage National Heritage Assessment
The Australian Heritage Council (AHC) is assessing Elizabeth Farm, Experiment Farm and Hambledon Cottage for possible inclusion in the National Heritage List. Our National Heritage List is a record of
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage assessment protects sites of significance
Important Aboriginal cultural heritage sites and objects can be found all over Victoria and are often near major food sources such as rivers, lakes and wetlands. At a flood-damaged home in Kialla, pot
Ngarrabullgan: Queensland’s Significant Aboriginal Heritage Site
Ngarrabullgan, also known as Mount Mulligan, is a visually striking huge table-top mountain around ten times the size of Uluru that rears out of the northern Queensland landscape. It runs for more tha
Digging into National Archaeology Week
During National Archaeology Week (NAW), we’re spotlighting our work to protect archaeological heritage. NAW highlights the: work of Australian archaeologists importance of protecting Australia’s uniqu
Heritage conservation in Queensland
Queensland’s diverse heritage contributes to our sense of place, reinforces our identity and helps define what it means to be a Queenslander. Our heritage places have been shaped by Queensland’s
Dorrigo’s iconic history celebrated with state heritage honour
Built in 1925 by Greek migrant Michael Feros, the striking Federation-style hotel is a testament to the contribution of migrant communities to the social, cultural and economic life of country towns.




