Australia ICOMOS E-Mail News No.
295
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An information service provided by the Australia ICOMOS Secretariat
Friday 17 August 2007
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1) Interpretation Australia Association National Conference
2007
2) New Ground: Australasian Archaeology Conference 2007
3) 2007 SAHANZ Conference
4) Announcement from Mike Collins, Chair of the NSW Heritage
Council
5) New publication: A Setting for Justice
6) Government media releases
7) News from SA Heritage
8) Opportunity for Leverhulme Post-doctoral Fellowship in
University of Leicester, Dept. of Museum Studies
9) Heritage Landscape Advice: Outreach Pilot Project: South West
Region
10) Tender: Preparation of OPH Interpretation Plan 2007-2013
11) Situation Vacant: NSW Heritage Office
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1) Interpretation Australia
Association National Conference 2007
6-9 November
Sydney
IAA is a national organisation dedicated to the advancement of the
profession of heritage interpretation. For more information see the
conference
website:http://www.interpretationaustralia.asn.au/conference2007/
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2) NEW GROUND: Australasian
Archaeology Conference 2007
21-26 September
Sydney
A joint conference of the archaeological societies of Australasia.
An event to bring together archaeologists and practitioners from all
fields of research and practice to establish a new platform for research
interchange in Australasian archaeology. 'New Ground' will focus on
sharing the results of ground-breaking research, making connections
between the diverse array of archaeologies practised and setting
directions for future studies, promotion and conservation practice in
Australasian archaeology. More information
http://newground.arts.usyd.edu.au/
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3) 2007 SAHANZ Conference
21 -24 September
Adelaide
Panorama to Paradise: Scopic Regimes in Architectural and Urban
History and Theory
The 24th Annual Conference of the Society of Architectural
Historians, Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ) will be held at the
UniSA City West Campus, Adelaide from Friday 21 - Monday 24
September 2007. More information
http://www.unisa.edu.au/arc/SAHANZ/
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4) Announcement from Mike Collins,
Chair of the NSW Heritage Council
Susan MacDonald, Director of the NSW Heritage Office, has resigned
to take up a position with the Getty Conservation Institute in Los
Angeles as Director of Field Projects.
This is a highly prized position amongst cultural heritage managers and
Susan was successful from a very competitive international field of
applicants. Her application was thoroughly endorsed by both Reece
McDougall, Executive Director of the NSW Heritage Office, and myself and
we are thrilled that Susan emerged as the successful applicant. Susan’s
appointment is also a further acknowledgment of the calibre of
professional staff that we (all of us) develop here in Australia –
Australians are leading heritage management practice all around the
world. At Christchurch recently I was overwhelmed by the centrality of
Aussies in world cultural heritage management.
Whilst she will be sorely missed by all of her colleagues in Australia, I
am sure that her re-location to LA with her family will still provide
ample opportunities for us to catch up with her.
Susan has made a great contribution to cultural heritage management in
Australia, and particularly from my point of view over the past six years
in her role as Director of the Heritage Office and Deputy to
Reece.
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5) New publication
“A setting for Justice
Building for the Supreme Court of NSW”
Written by Rosemary Annable for the Attorney Generals Dept of
NSW
Rosemary Annable is a consultant historian who has worked for over twenty
years in the field of heritage studies, researching buildings and sites
for conservation projects.
978 086840 917 7 July 2007 UNSW Press
192pp 230x230mm PB AUD $49.95
currently offering a 20% discount if ordered via the special
link
order via special link
www.unswpress.com.au/isbn/un9170.htm
phone UNSW Bookshop 02 9385 6689
email orders@bookshop.unsw.edu.au
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6) Government media releases
TITLE: iPod tour 13 August 2007
PORTFOLIO: Environment and Water Resources
URL:
http://www.environment.gov.au/minister/ps/2007/pubs/psmr13aug07.pdf
IPOD® TOUR HELPS AUSTRALIANS TUNE INTO HERITAGE
Visitors to the National Archives of Australia’s Memory of a Nation
exhibition will be able to tune into their heritage thanks to an
innovative iPod® tour launched in Canberra today. Minister for the Arts
and Sport, Senator George Brandis, and Assistant Minister for the
Environment and Water Resources, John Cobb, said the joint project
brought to life iconic records and key moments in the Australian
story.
TITLE: Bussell family diaries chronicle WA's pioneering story 13 August
2007
PORTFOLIO: Environment and Water Resources
URL:
http://www.environment.gov.au/minister/ps/2007/pubs/psmr13aug207.pdf
SNIPPET: Media Release THE HON JOHN COBB MP Assistant
Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Member for Parkes Monday
13th August 2007 BUSSELL FAMILY DIARIES CHRONICLE WA'S PIONEERING STORY
The original diaries of one of Western Australia's first pioneering
families to arrive in the state's south west, will now be available to
all Australians, Assistant Minister for the Environment and Water
Resources, the Hon John Cobb MP said today.
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7) News from SA Heritage
Showcasing SA Heritage Places
A virtual treasure trove of information is now available
at:
http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/heritage/showcasing.html
(pages of the Heritage section of the DEH website)
Applications now invited for the 2007/2008 DEH South Australian Built
Heritage Research Fellowship.
Postgraduate students or established freelance researchers may apply.
Applications close Monday 10 September 2007. Information, guidelines, an
application form and a list of suggested topics are available from the
Director of the Architecture Museum, Dr Christine Garnaut: email:
christine.garnaut@unisa.edu.au or p:
(08) 8302 0204.
E. heritage@saugov.sa.gov.au
http://www.heritage.sa.gov.au
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8) Opportunity for Leverhulme
Post-doctoral Fellowship in University of Leicester, Dept. of Museum
Studies
To Museum and Heritage Researchers
The Department of Museum Studies at the University of Leicester is
seeking expressions of interest from post-doctoral researchers with an
exciting museum and/ or heritage related researchproject which would
benefit from a 9-10 month fellowship in the Department. Fellows are
encouraged not only to conduct research but also to give lectures and
seminars and to participate in the intellectual life of the
institution.
This Leverhulme Visiting Fellowship:
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is for 9-10
months and must begin no later than February 2009
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has a living
allowance of up to 1,750 per month
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pays for a
return airfare between country of residence and the UK
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provides up to
1700 towards travel and subsistence for conference attendance, research
trips etc.
Eligibility:
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candidates with
less than 8 years post-doctoral research
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candidates must
be citizens of, and resident in, a country other than the UK, and
should intend to return to that country at the end of the
Fellowship.
Applications should consist of the following:
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Brief CV of
candidate;
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Summary of
proposed research and other activities (around 100 wds);
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Indication of
duration;
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Breakdown of
costs and any internal or other external support provided.
Please email your application to Dr Lisanne Gibson
(lg80@le.ac.uk) by 5pm (GMT) 21st
September 2007. We will consider applications for submission of the best
application to the University for consideration by the University's 8th
October 2007 deadline. Late applications will not be accepted.
Please direct all enquiries to Dr Lisanne Gibson at the contact details
listed below.
Lisanne Gibson BA, PhD (Griffith)
Department of Museum Studies
University of Leicester
105 Princess Road East
Leicester, LE17LG, UK
Ph: +44 (0) 116 252 5719
Email: lg80@le.ac.uk
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9) Heritage Landscape Advice
Outreach Pilot Project: South West Region
The Heritage Strategy, Victoria's Heritage: Strengthening
our communities, delivers a new and enhanced range of programs and
initiatives to recognise, protect, interpret and manage Victoria’s
diverse heritage. Part of the strategy’s Capacity Building Program, the
Heritage Landscapes Advice Project aims to improve the access
owners/managers of heritage landscapes have to technical expertise. A
trial of the Project in Victoria’s South West region is being undertaken
by Heritage Victoria.
Heritage Victoria is seeking to appoint qualified and experienced
heritage landscape specialists as contractors to provide advice from
October 2007 to 30th June 2008 in Victoria’s south-west (ie Shires
of Glenelg, Southern Grampians, Moyne, Corangamite and Colac-Otway and
the City of Warrnambool).
For a copy of the Brief visit:
http://www.heritage.vic.gov.au/page.asp?ID=445. The closing date for
submissions is 4pm, Friday 24th August 2007.
For further information contact:
Pam Enting
Outreach Co-ordinator
Heritage Victoria
Level 7, 8 Nicholson Street
East Melbourne 3002
Ph: 9637 9486
Email: pam.enting@dse.vic.gov.au
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10) Tender:
Preparation of the Old Parliament House Interpretation Plan
2007-2013
The Department of Communications, Information Technology and
the Arts invites suitably qualified and experienced consultants to submit
proposals to prepare the Old Parliament House (OPH) Interpretation Plan
2007-2013.
The Department is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced consultant
to prepare an interpretation plan for OPH for the period 2007-2013. The
successful tenderer will be expected to create an innovative plan which
will present an exciting but appropriate framework to explore the
evolving story of Australia’s democracy and the history of OPH. The plan
will need to incorporate the new initiatives at OPH, including the
Gallery of Australian Democracy and the Australian Prime Ministers
Centre, as well as working with the Heritage Management Plan.
In addition to relevant professional qualifications and experience, it
would be an advantage for Tenderers to have experience in working within
Heritage constraints.
The Tender will close at 2:00pm (local time in the ACT) on 3
September 2007.
Tender documentation is available from Austender at
http://www.tenders.gov.au Tenders
may be lodged through the Austender site. Physical lodgement is
available. Details within Conditions of Submission.
The contact for this tender is Edwina Jans, Heritage Interpretation
Manager, Old Parliament House at
edwina.jans@dcita.gov.au
King George Terrace
PARKES ACT 2600
T: 02 6270 8234
F: 02 6270 8107
W:
www.oph.gov.au
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11) Situation Vacant : NSW
Heritage Office
Applications have been called for the position of Director,
Heritage Office, NSW Department of Planning following Susan Macdonald's
resignation to take up a position with the Getty Conservation Institute
in October.
The Heritage Office, Department of Planning is a NSW government agency
with responsibility for administration of the Heritage Act and for
leadership and co-ordination of policy and strategies involving state and
local government and the community to improve heritage conservation
across the state.
DIRECTOR Senior Officer Level 2. Permanent full time. Total remuneration
package valued up to $147,514 including salary of $124,873 to $133,678
Heritage Office (Pos No HO 07/XX). This officer will assist the Executive
Director and provide leadership to the staff of the Office in the
implementation of the NSW Government heritage policy.
Essential: Excellent leadership and management skills, vision,
communication and negotiation skills. University qualifications in a
heritage related field, practical professional experience and accumulated
knowledge and interest in heritage conservation. Comprehensive knowledge
of the needs, issues and challenges relating to heritage conservation.
High level policy development skills gained in a senior position. High
level communication, interpersonal and presentation skills. Demonstrated
ability in managing organisational change in line with Public Sector
reform principles. Proven ability in managing a multi-disciplinary teams
with an understanding and commitment to the issues of equity,
occupational health and safety, diversity and opportunity in human
resource management. Commitment to ethical work practices.
An remuneration package within the Senior Officer Level 2 Band, will be
negotiated. Information package : Lynne Barnes (02) 9873 8584. Inquiries
Reece McDougall, Executive Director (02) 9873 8584.
Closing Date: 24 August 2007
Application form and full position description are available from
www.jobs.nsw.gov.au
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