CAMPAIGNS, PROGRAMS & CONFERENCES
The Trust is involved in many ways. Campaigns are run to alert
the community to what heritage is a risk of being lost. Trust members
meet as branches or working groups, attend heritage-related conferences
and maintain contact with other heritage organisations.
Please click on the links below for more information.
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| October
2011 |
ICOMOS
'Watermarks Water's Heritage' Conference, Melbourne |
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ICOMOS website |
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| August
2010 |
Finding many unexpected similarities
in the rich mining heritage of regional Indonesia and
Australia was a highlight of the recent visit by a delegation
from the Indonesian Heritage Trust (BPPI) to Burra in
South Australia and Broken Hill.
The delegation came to learn more about mining heritage
toursim and to attend the ICOMOS 'Outback and Beyond'
Conference held in Broken Hill in April.
The visit, was sponsored by the Australian Council of
National Trusts and the National Trust of Queensland.
Trust News Australia article August 2010.
Unearthing
a shared mining history.  (138kb)
Stewart Armstrong CEO National Trust (Qld)
Presentation Paper April 2010
Presentation
Paper. Recovery & Sustainability of Historic Cities
after Disaster, Sharing Experiences on Heritage Emergency
Response in Indonesia.(63kb)
Catrini Pratihari Kubontubuh,
Executive Director BPPI.
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here to learn more about BPPI.
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| Nov
2007 |
Britain
- World Monuments Fund (WMF)
The Fund supports the campaign to protect the ancient
petroglyphs of Western Australia, one of the top 10 Australian
heritage at risk sites recently declared by the Australian
Council of National Trusts. For more information or to
register your support please visit www.wmf.org.uk/dampierrockart
The Fund is the leading non-governmental organisation
for the protection of cultural heritage. WMF Britain is
the largest affiliate office outside WMF's headquarters
in New York.
Visit the the WMF website www.wmf.org.uk
to learn more about the organisation..
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| Mar 2008 |
Update - Saving Rockhampton's
Character
People interested in the heritage of the region attended
the public meeting. Some of those have indicated they
would like to be involved in a working group.
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| Feb
2008 |
Public Meeting - Saving Rockhampton's Character
The Rockhampton City Council and the National Trust
of Queensland invited everyone interested in the heritage
of the Rockhampton area to a public meeting on 20 February
2008.This meeting will discuss examples of Central Queensland's
important built heritage, including its wealth of character
residences, and how they contribute to the identity
of the region.
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