Caring for War Memorials
Final workshops on Caring for War Memorials and Honour Rolls.
Final workshops on Caring for War Memorials and Honour Rolls.
Artefacts uncovered during an archeological excavation at Thomas Mill, nestled in the Plenty Gorge Park, are now on display at the City of Whittlesea offices in South Morang.
A trove of information about Victoria’s history is now available to smartphones, tablets and computers, highlighting the significance of almost 80,000 historic assets.
Macedon’s iconic Honour Avenue is one of four Avenues of Honour added to the Victorian Heritage Register as part of the lead up to ANZAC Centenary commemorations.
An artist who has committed 40 years to the service of the National Trust and some of its most high profile properties, is the winner of this year’s heritage volunteer award.
World Heritage – a decade in review
After almost a decade at the coalface of world heritage, Deakin University academic Kristal Buckley will reflect on her years as a vice-president of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS).
The Heritage Council is pleased to announce that our Landscapes of Cultural Heritage Significance: Assessment Guidelines are now live.
Another Caring for War Memorials and Honour Rolls workshop will be held in Bairnsdale on 27 March.
As we observe the centenary of the First World War, there are numerous exhibitions, publications and events timed to mark this milestone and acknowledge the many ways Victorians were involved in supporting the war effort.
Capt Guy Warnock and Max Chester OAM
This year’s annual service by the Commando Association marked the 50th anniversary of the dedication of the Australian Commando Memorial at Tidal River.