The Heritage Information Kit was developed as a reference tool
for a new identification and advocacy system. The kit was designed
to assist members, branches and the new Regional Heritage Committees
with the identification and significance assessments of heritage
places, as well as with associated advocacy in local areas.
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National
Trust of Queensland
Heritage Register
This list may contain individual buildings, precincts, natural
environment places or culturally significant artefacts.
These listings do not attract any legal protection for a place,
nor do they put the owner of a listed place under any legal
obligation. They do have moral and advocacy value.
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This register is not available
on-line - please direct enquiries to:
listings@nationaltrustqld.org
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Queensland
Heritage Register
This is a list of places, trees, natural formations, and buildings
of cultural heritage significance.
The Register protects significant cultural heritage places.
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This register is available on-line
- please visit the Department of Environment and Resource Management
website - www.epa.qld.gov.au |
Brisbane
City Council City Plan Heritage Register
This Register has been compiled from earlier registers dating
from the 1987 Town Plan. Brisbane City Council continually identifies
other places through its planning process, surveys and studies
of building types. |
Find heritage places
and buildings in Brisbane with Brisbane City Council's Heritage
Register. Visit Brisbane
City Council website. |
Local
Government
Heritage Registers
These registers identify places of local significance in Queensland’s
shires, towns and cities. |
Contact details for
all Queensland Local Governments are listed at:
Department
of Infrastructure and Planning Website.
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Commonwealth
& National
Heritage List
Places on these lists are significant to the Australian nation.
Whether a place is listed on the Commonwealth Heritage List
or the National Heritage List depends on whether it is owned
by the Commonwealth or privately. |
These lists can be
searched on the Department of Environment and Water Resources
website:
www.environment.gov.au |
