The WA Heritage Council has described the lack of WA-grown hardwood as a significant issue for large-scale heritage projects.
Australia’s first women’s refuge has been added to the state heritage register.
The day Gerard Krefft was removed from the Australian Museum for his radical views on evolutions,God and science.
Volunteers working on South Melbourne’s See Yup Temple hope to restore it to its former glory after an electrical fire ripped through it during Chinese New Year.
A prominent Moreton Bay fig is again in danger with the state’s most famously progressive council taking the 140-year-old beauty off its significant tree register.
There’s an awning gap between the wide shady spaces of the streets of the past and cities we live in today. James Cottam wants them back.
Bell’s Hallows House in Toorak exemplifies the interest in well-preserved period homes that – like art – come with provenance.
The Chinese characters painted on the rock above Sydney Harbour are slowly fading from view.
Lumeah is a brick Federation villa built in 1894 and now targeted by vandals amid a long-running stand-off over whether it can become a turning lane for traffic.
The stone wall discovered under Adelaide Street in 2022 will now feature in landscaping at North Quay.
Winifred Smith’s letters,now on display at the State Library of NSW,are a rare insight into women’s experience of the war effort.