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Heritage

Recognising, celebrating and protecting Australia’s cultural and Indigenous heritage is a key goal of the Australian Greens.  Australia’s heritage places are an integral part of our national identity and Australians do not want to see these places lost.  The heritage portfolio offers unique opportunities for job creation, community revitalisation and education but renewed federal leadership and adequate funding are urgently needed to ensure that heritage remains a vital and core component of the Government’s agenda.

Our three key priority areas are:

- Indigenous heritage law reform;

- The development of an ambitious Australian Heritage Strategy; and

- Increasing the level of resources available to the Heritage Department for pro-active heritage identification, assessment, conservation, monitoring, education, training, promotion and research.

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SBS a great part of our nation

11 Oct 2011
The Australian Greens welcomed this evening's launch of the Friends of SBS by praising the broadcaster as "a vital service brin...
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Burrup Peninsula, surrounding rock art protection

26 Aug 2011
Question No. 692Senator Ludlam asked the Minister representing the Minister for Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population ...
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Horizontal Waterfalls, the Kimberley heritage assesment

26 Aug 2011
Question No. 715Senator Ludlam asked the Minister representing the Minister for Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population ...
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Heritage contingency planning and assessments 2011-12

19 Aug 2011
Senate Question No. 690 Senator Ludlam asked the Minister representing the Minister for Sustainability, Environment, Water, Pop...
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James Price Point

06 Jul 2011
Senator SIEWERT & Senator LUDLAM: To move:
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Question on James Price Point arrests

05 Jul 2011
Senator Ludlam questioned the Commonwealth's responsibility for the situation at James Price Point having deteriorated to the d...
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Heritage

30 May 2011
Environment and Communications Committee Wednesday 25 May 2011 Senator LUDLAM: Most of my questions are on heritage and the her...
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Management plans for National Heritage List places

20 May 2011
Senate Question No. 538Senator Ludlam asked the Minister representing the Minister for Sustainability, Environment, Water, Popu...
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Burrup Peninsula

20 May 2011
Senate Question No. 219 Senator Ludlam asked the Minister representing the Minister for Sustainability, Environment, Water, Pop...
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One step forward, ten steps back on heritage funding

10 May 2011
The Australian Greens expressed dismay as the Government slashed heritage funding by almost one third in the budget. Greens her...
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