Resources and publications

This Discussion Paper provides background information on the World Heritage Management Plan and its component parts, including the statutory and governance requirements, and identifies key questions to assist you in submitting feedback.

This Discussion Paper provides background information on the World Heritage Management Plan and its component parts, including the statutory and governance requirements, and identifies key questions to assist you in submitting your feedback.

More information: Accessible word version

The Coal Mining Heritage Study was undertaken by Jack Vines from November 2003 – May 2007, under Heritage Victoria’s management. Many people have contributed to this study which, it is hoped, will be indispensable to all future study of the state’s coal mining industry.

Heritage Victoria has developed a Framework of Historical Themes to increase people’s understanding and appreciation of Victoria’s rich heritage.

The Framework’s purpose is to highlight what is distinctive about Victoria and to increase awareness and appreciation of the state’s heritage. By emphasising the human activities that have produced the places and objects we value, the stories associated with heritage items can be more easily told.

This report was prepared for Heritage Victoria; its purpose is to update, including a review and revision, the draft 2004 Conservation Management Plan (CMP) for the Royal Exhibition Building (REB) and Carlton Gardens. The 2004 report was prepared by Allom Lovell and Associates (now Lovell Chen) and Context Pty Ltd, for the City of Melbourne and Museum Victoria.

This report was prepared for Heritage Victoria; its purpose is to update, including a review and revision, the draft 2004 Conservation Management Plan (CMP) for the Royal Exhibition Building (REB) and Carlton Gardens. The 2004 report was prepared by Allom Lovell and Associates (now Lovell Chen) and Context Pty Ltd, for the City of Melbourne and Museum Victoria.