Heritage impact statement HIS Hepburn Pavilion
Date published: January 2000
Impact Assessment Historical Archaeology
Date published: January 2000
Coal mining heritage study in Victoria
Date published: 2008
Assistance type: Access research and databases
Subject: Archaeology
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 impact statement
Date published: January 2000
Heritage Impact Statement
Date published: January 2000
Apartment Buildings Architectural Package
Date published: January 2000
Guidelines for change and development of heritage places of worship
Date published: June 2010
Assistance type: Get policy advice, Get technical advice
Guidelines for the change and development of heritage places of worship.
WHMP 2025 Part 5 Exhibition Reserve Master Plan
Date published: January 2000
Heritage impact statement historical archaeology
Date published: January 2000
Implementation Plan for the World Heritage Management Plan
Date published: January 2000
Heritage Impact Statement
Date published: January 2000
Melbourne metropolitan tramway heritage study
Date published: 2011
Assistance type: Access research and databases
The following lists have been primarily sourced from the existing heritage listings including Heritage Victoria’s HERMES, and Online ‘Victorian Heritage Database’. As well as local heritage studies, Heritage Overlay schedules, municipal and tramway histories, and field survey.
War-related heritage in Victoria
Date published: January 2000
Assistance type: Access research and databases
Minutes World Heritage Steering Committee - 14 December 2023
Date published: January 2000
Victoria's framework of historical themes
Date published: 2009
Assistance type: Get policy advice
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.
