Australia ICOMOS E-Mail News No. 1011

I am sure all Australia ICOMOS members share a great concern with the terrible events unfolding in Ukraine, especially for its people, their safety and well-being. But of course, this situation also has the potential to seriously impact Ukraine’s cultural heritage. The ICOMOS family around the world, led by international ICOMOS, has been quick to express its concern, sympathy and support, and on behalf of Australia ICOMOS I will convey similar sentiments to our Ukrainian colleagues.

For the interest of members, please find below the formal statement of international ICOMOS on Ukraine.
Professor Tracy Ireland, President

ICOMOS Statement on Ukraine

Paris, 24 February 2022

ICOMOS deplores the lives already lost and threatened by the deterioration of the situation in the
Ukrainian territory. ICOMOS also fears that serious threats weigh on Ukraine’s heritage.

As one of the foremost organisations in the heritage field and Advisory Body to the World Heritage
Committee, it reminds all involved of the extreme fragility of the cultural heritage during armed conflict,
even to unintentional damage, and the commitments of care they have made under the UNESCO
Cultural Conventions – in particular the 1954 Hague Convention and its two Protocols, the 1972 World
Heritage Convention and the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage
– and their absolute duty to do everything in their power to preserve all heritage, in all its components
and layers, from damage.

ICOMOS is at the disposal of its colleagues and the authorities in Ukraine for any support or advice it
may be able to give in safeguarding cultural heritage or risk preparedness measures.

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‘Ignite Pacific’: Climate change, culture and peace in the Pacific region session recording is now available to view

On the invitation of ICCROM Climate.Culture.Peace conference Organising Team, Australia ICOMOS Caring for Country Committee members Kerime Danis, Catherine Forbes and Anita Smith hosted the ‘Ignite Pacific’: Climate change, culture and peace in the Pacific region panel session on the fourth day of the conference (27 January 2022) featuring presenters from Vanuatu, New Zealand and Australia.

The session presented three diverse case studies from the Pacific:

Netai en Namou Toc: Capturing traditional ocean knowledge on Erromango island, Vanuatu by Anna Naupa (Anna was accompanied in her presentation by two community elders introduced as Aunty Helen and Aunty Kelma)
Aspirations for a proactive approach to climate change in Aotearoa, New Zealand by Rebecca Ramsey and Emma Ash
Indigenous story of Hope for a Climate Chance by Professor Anne Poelina who was also one of the presenters of the first Caring for Country webinar

As summed up by the session Rapporteur Dr Susan McIntyre-Tamwoy (Australia ICOMOS), while all three were different in content and approaches, some strikingly common messages emerged from them.

The power and importance of Intergenerational knowledge transmission
The effectiveness of community action and individual responsibility
The importance of archaeological sites as repositories of knowledge for indigenous communities
Techniques
Dealing with complexity by developing strong partnerships
Diverse and creative story telling
Developing understanding through a common language around cultural and climate change

Watch the recording of the ‘Ignite Pacific’ session here to explore more on how people, institutions and governments are preparing for and responding to loss or damage to culture and heritage as well as a range of Indigenous and non-Indigenous heritage places and responses based on either traditional knowledge and practice, western scientific knowledge, and innovative convergences of both approaches.

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Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee | Inquiry into the protections within the Victorian Planning Framework | Update

The Environment and Planning Committee of the Legislative Council of Victoria has received 260 submissions to its inquiry into the Victorian Planning Framework.

However, as this is an election year in Victoria, committee activity will wind down towards the middle of the year and there is likely to be no significant committee work in the second half of the year.

Accordingly, the Committee has made the decision that it will not be holding public hearings for this inquiry but will do a detailed and thorough review of all submissions, prepare an interim report for the Parliament identifying the key issues and key questions and will be making a strong recommendation to the government that a full and detailed inquiry be undertaken at the commencement of the next Parliament.

While it is understood that the level of interest in the community is likely to lead to disappointment in this decision, the Committee is of the view that far more people’s voices will be heard by holding a full inquiry, with the appropriate number of days of hearings and the appropriate number of witnesses. More people would be disappointed should an inquiry be concluded now as only a few organisations would be able to be heard.

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Marion: The other Griffin | panel discussion | National Archives of Australia, ACT | 5.30-7.30pm, 3 March

National Archives of Australia is hosting a panel discussion about collaboration and influence in architecture on Thursday evening, 3 March.

Curator Emily Catt will speak with Deputy Chair of the ACT Heritage Council Associate Professor Dianne Firth and Australian Institute of Architects national president Shannon Battisson to discuss collaboration and influence in architecture through the lens of Marion Mahony Griffin’s working relationship with Walter Burley Griffin, and internationally influential American architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

In association with the exhibition Marion: the other Griffin.

Where: National Archives of Australia, Kings Ave, Parkes ACT
When: 5:30 to 7:30 pm, 3 March
Book now (before you share!) Places are limited.

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Positioning: Erich Mendelsohn and the Built Heritage of the 20th Century | conference | Berlin and online | 21-22 March

ICOMOS Germany would like to invite you to their conference “Positioning: Erich Mendelsohn and the Built Heritage of the 20th Century” on 21 and 22 March 2022, which will take place in Berlin and online.

Click here for more information and to register.

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Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail | 9-10 April

Bathurst will celebrate over 200 years of its rich history, paying homage to the trades and traditions that have helped shape the region, at the Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 April 2022.

Rare and lost trades and crafts will be showcased over the weekend at Australia’s oldest inland European settlement. Blacksmithing, saddlery, dry stone walling, whip cracking and making, glass artistry, lace making, tapestry, embroidery, carpentry and joinery, cigar box guitar making and violin making are among many unique talents to be demonstrated by local and guest artisans.

Click here for more information and to book tickets.

If you are interested in exhibiting or demonstrating please contact the coordinator as soon as possible as there are limited slots available.

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The Johnston Collection | What’s on | March 2022

Click here to see what’s on at the Johnston Collection in March.

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GA2023 SYDNEY ITEMS

ICOMOS General Assembly 2023 | 4-8 September 2023 | Sydney | call for EOI for Australian Co-Chairs and Crosscutting Topic Coordinators | deadline 11 March, 5.00pm AEDT

Expressions of interest are invited for four volunteer positions as Australia Theme Co-Chairs and three volunteer positions as Crosscutting Topic Coordinators for the Scientific Symposium to be held between 4 and 8 September 2023 as part of the 21st Triennial General Assembly of ICOMOS (GA2023) in Sydney, Australia. The overarching theme of GA2023 is HERITAGE CHANGES.

Expressions of Interest are encouraged from energetic, experienced, and engaged Australia ICOMOS members who have suitable personal attributes, skills, and experience, including: a mix of appropriate practice-based and academic credentials; good connections within the heritage sector; experience in conducting similar events and processes; a combination of creative and critical skills, team leadership, and demonstrated commitment to inclusiveness, ethical conduct and the principles of the Burra Charter; as well as the necessary time and energy. Previous roles as part of the GA2020 Scientific Symposium organisation will be taken into account.

Please click here for more information about the roles and how to apply. For further enquires, contact Steve Brown.

Applications should be sent by 11 March, 5pm AEDT to the Australia ICOMOS Secretariat.

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AUSTRALIA ICOMOS | ICOMOS MEMBER ITEMS

AICOMOS Cultural Landscapes Practice Note | call for comments from NSC Cultural Landscapes and Cultural Routes members | closes 31 March

The AICOMOS NSC Cultural Landscapes and Cultural Routes (CLCR) working group invites comments from all NSC CLCR members on a draft Cultural Landscape Practice Note. Comments are due by 31 March 2022.

NSC co-convenors Susan Fayad and Stephanie Johnston would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our fellow hardworking practice note working group members, Steve Brown, Elisa Palazzo, Jane Lennon and Mitch Cleghorn and to all the NSC members who contributed to developing the Practice Note at the 2021 webinar and workshop. To receive a copy of the draft Practice Note, please email Susan Fayad at susanfayad@ballarat.vic.gov.au

If your contact details have recently changed and you have not been receiving notices from the NSC, please send your updated contact details to susanfayad@ballarat.vic.gov.au

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CONFERENCE / SYMPOSIUM CALL FOR PAPERS & OPEN REGISTRATIONS

Ngā Pūtahitanga / Crossings: A Joint Conference of SAHANZ and the Australasian UHPH Group | Call for abstracts | deadline 28 February

Ngā Pūtahitanga / Crossings: A Joint Conference of SAHANZ and the Australasian UHPH Group, hosted by the School of Architecture and Planning, University of Auckland, 24-27 November 2022.

This joint conference serves as the 39^th annual conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ) and the 16^th conference of the Australasian Urban History / Planning History (UHPH) Group. The conference will explore matters of common interest to both groups. We seek papers that examine historical moments demonstrating overlap, collaboration, tension or dispute between built environment disciplines, including architecture, planning, urban design, landscape architecture and heritage conservation.

For more information, visit the conference website.

Deadline for abstract submission is 28 February 2022.

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Change Over Time journal | Call for abstracts | deadline 11 March

Change Over Time: An International Journal of Conservation and the Built Environment is pleased to announce the call for abstracts for our forthcoming issue on Material Matters.

This issue of Change Over Time examines the rise of material studies and its enduring influence on how we perceive, understand, interpret, and ultimately conserve our historic built environments. The topic is of particular relevance today as we debate the embodied values of our built heritage and justify the retention of existing buildings and places in the context of social equity, environmental justice, and climate change.

Please click here to find our complete call for abstracts.

Abstracts of 200-300 words are due 11 March 2022.

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‘Revival after a disaster, the restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral and of Shurijo Castle’ | virtual exhibition and symposium | 14 +15 March

At the initiative of Toshiyuki Kono, Executive Vice President of Kyūshū University of Fukuoka in Japan, former President of ICOMOS, and in cooperation with ICOMOS France and invited experts from the CNRS and the University of Paris-Sorbonne, a virtual exhibition, “Revival after a disaster, the restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral and of Shurijo Castle” has been created on the theme of post-traumatic reconstruction of heritage sites.

This virtual exhibition will be launched during a two half-day symposium, on 14 and 15 March 2022, from 8:30 am to 1 pm, by videoconference. This symposium will be an opportunity to draw parallels between Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral in Paris and Shurijo Castle in Naha, Japan, both burned down in 2019 and both inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

The conference will be held exclusively in French and Japanese; a video with English subtitles will be made available on Youtube in the following weeks.

Program and registration link will be available soon.

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COURSES / AWARDS / GRANTS PROGRAMS / OTHER – CALL FOR APPLICATIONS / NOMINATIONS / SUBMISSIONS / EOIs

The National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards 2022 | entries now open | deadline 15 March

Entries are now open for the 28th annual National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards – the most highly anticipated celebration of outstanding practice in the field of heritage.

Each year, a multitude of organisations, individuals and community groups proudly share their hard work and dedication across projects big and small.

If you have been involved with, or know of any projects completed (or nearing completion) which promote, preserve or protect the built, natural or cultural heritage of New South Wales and meet our entry criteria, we encourage you to start crafting your submissions.

For more information, visit the National Trust of Australia (NSW) website.

Entries close at 11.59pm (AEDT) on Tuesday 15 March 2022.

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Parliamentary Inquiry into the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage 2001 | submissions close 18 March

The Treaties Committee of the Australian Parliament is empowered by its resolution of appointment to inquire into and report on ‘matters arising from treaties and related National Interest Analysis and proposed treaty actions presented or deemed to be presented to the Parliament.’

As nearly all treaty actions proposed by the Australian Government are tabled in Parliament, this type of review activity accounts for much of the Committee’s work.

The Committee invites interested persons and organisations to make submissions on the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage by 18 March 2022.

More details can be found here.

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Notable 20th-Century Architecture | Geelong CBD Walking Tour | 19-27 March

Geelong’s UNESCO Design Week March 19 – 27
Come with guides from the Geelong and Region Branch of the National Trust on a walking tour to discover some gems of Geelong’s 20th-century architecture. Celebrate building designs that lend the streetscapes character and variety in Australia’s UNESCO City of Design.

For more information, visit the website.

Where – Meet at the Hitchcock Memorial Rotunda, Johnstone Park, Gheringhap St (near the Geelong Railway Station if coming from Melbourne).
When – March 19, 22, 24 and 27; times for each tour – 9.45 for 10 am – 12 pm
Tickets see www.geelongdesignweek.com.au and search the title above.
Cost – Adult $10, Student $5; plus booking fee.

This event is part of Geelong Design Week 2022, an intiative of Geelong UNESCO City of Design, and is hosted by the Geelong and Region Branch of the National Trust (Victoria).

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National Trust (VIC) Heritage Conservation Workshop | Repointing Mortar Joints at Como House | 25 March

The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) is hosting workshops as part of an initiative to demonstrate best conservation practice and create meaningful learning opportunities for trades, professionals and the general public. Come along and learn from experienced instructors and heritage professionals.

Workshop – Repointing Mortar Joints at Como House
When: 25 March
This workshop will allow you the opportunity to repoint mortar joints at Como House in South Yarra under the direction of a heritage professional. Workshop includes the provision of PPE including gloves and eye protection.
Outcomes will include:

Awareness of the Health and Safety issues involved in the pointing works
Familiarity with lime, sand and aggregate selection processes
Practical awareness of materials preparation and use including tool handling
Heritage philosophy as to the extent of pointing intervention

Click here for more information and to register.

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Australian Heritage Festival | 1 April – 31 May 2022 | Event registration now open | deadline 25 March 2022

The Australian Heritage Festival is Australia’s largest annual community-driven heritage festival. Returning 1 April – 31 May 2022 with the new theme Curiosity, the festival is set to bring heritage to life! Join the celebrations and invite your community to explore our nation’s natural, cultural, Indigenous, living and built heritage.

Each year thousands of event organisers and volunteers from across the country host fascinating real-time or online heritage events for their local communities in the form of heritage walks, talks, exhibitions, demonstrations, fairs, lunches, open days and so much more… and we want you to be part of the celebrations in 2022!

The National Trust invites local councils, community groups, galleries & museums, historical & literature societies, libraries and heritage enthusiasts to register events that fall within the festival dates and align with the theme.

To get started, visit the ‘event organisers’ webpage for more information including downloads, toolkits and checklists. This outlines the registration criteria and what support you will receive from the National Trust. When you have your event organised, you’re ready to register your event.

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Victorian Government Living Heritage Grants Program | Applications close 31 March

Safeguarding and reactivating our heritage

Applications for Round 7 of the Victorian Government’s competitive community Living Heritage Grants Program are now open and close on 31 March 2022.

Eligible applicants may apply for an amount between $20,000 and $200,000 per project, to fund conservation works to ‘at risk’ places and objects included in the Victorian Heritage Register. Places and objects must be publicly accessible, and a significant community benefit anticipated.

Complete the eligibility check to find out if you can apply, and read the 2022 Program Guidelines and Frequently Asked Questions at https://www.heritage.vic.gov.au/heritage-grants/apply-for-a-grant

Eligible applicants are required to contact the Living Heritage team by 15 March 2022 with a detailed proposal before applying.

To apply, follow the link to the online application portal on our website.

For more information, please visit our website: https://www.heritage.vic.gov.au/heritage-grants or email: living.heritage@delwp.vic.gov.au

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Have your say on proposed changes to Queensland’s cultural heritage laws | deadline 31 March

The Queensland Government is seeking responses to proposed changes to the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage Act 2003.

Public feedback will help to make sure these laws provide strong, effective protection for our state’s rich cultural heritage and work well for the benefit of all Queenslanders.

This consultation is a key step in finalising the review of Queensland’s cultural heritage laws. The proposed changes are based on feedback from earlier stages of the review and priorities for improving the way Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural heritage is managed and protected.

To have your say
We have released an options paper outlining proposals for changes to the cultural heritage laws. To view the paper and provide feedback, please visit qld.gov.au/CulturalHeritageActsReview.

You have the choice of responding to a survey or making a written submission. We invite you to take this opportunity to play a part in reshaping Queensland’s cultural heritage laws.

Consultation is open until 31 March 2022.

Please phone 1800 469 166 or email CHA_Review@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au if you have any questions about the consultation or how to give feedback.

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NEW ITEM: ISS Institute | 4 fellowships now open

The International Specialised Skills Institute has 4 fellowships currently open for applications.

Open until the 8th of April is the VET International Practitioner Fellowships that are available to VET practitioners who are employed within Victorian Government contracted Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), including TAFEs, private RTOs and Adult, Community and Further Education (ACFE) Board registered Learn Local Providers.

Secondly, the Mason Family Trust Fellowship that focuses on skills acquisition in areas of music, traditional arts and the art of stained-glass painting is open for application until the 25th of March. Also open for applications until the 25th of March is the Palladio and Italian Australian Foundation Fellowships.

Click here for more information about the fellowships available.

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SITUATIONS VACANT / WANTED

NEW SITUATION VACANT: Senior Archaeologist (Aboriginal) | Artefact Heritage Services | Sydney | deadline 9am, 10 March

Artefact is recruiting!

We are growing and are keen to get the right people on board to take this journey with us. If you are an experienced Senior Archaeologist (Aboriginal) who values a close-knit team, is inspired by the challenges of working on a diverse range of projects and is committed to making your career count, we are looking for you!

More details here.

Applications close 9am Thursday 10 March 2022.

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NEW SITUATION VACANT: Senior Heritage Consultant/Architect | NBRS |Sydney | applications reviewed upon submission

We are currently seeking a Senior Heritage Consultant to join the NBRS team. This is a great opportunity to be involved in a wide range of projects encompassing all aspects of heritage management and conservation.

NBRS work with heritage sites of local, State and Commonwealth levels of significance across a wide range of projects. We work across Australia and internationally out of our Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane studios.

Reporting to the Practice Lead, you will be involved in all areas of heritage architecture, management and conservation practice. The role involves direct client and consultant liaison, assessment of heritage issues, preparation of written advice and the provision of heritage advice throughout construction projects.

You will have the opportunity to work independently on projects of all scales, as well as collaborating with our close-knit team. You will be involved in heritage assessments, nominations and studies; heritage impact statements; conservation management plans and conservation works schedules.

We are looking for someone who is comfortable managing projects independently as well as leading larger teams.

For more information and to apply, visit our careers page.

SITUATIONS VACANT: Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Reform team x 4 positions | Aboriginal Affairs NSW | Sydney | deadline 3 March

The Aboriginal Cultural Heritage (ACH) reforms are being prepared by Aboriginal Affairs NSW within the Department of Premier and Cabinet. The ACH reform team works with key government clusters, Aboriginal stakeholders and other stakeholder groups to develop and deliver significant improvements to the protection and conservation of ACH in NSW. Four positions are currently open. More details about each position can be found at the links below:

Applications close 3 March 2022.

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SITUATION VACANT: GIS Officer | Artefact Heritage Services | Sydney | deadline 4 March

As a GIS officer you will, under direction, provide a range of mapping services to the team and clients. The position involves managing the mapping for a team of archaeologists and heritage consultants. You will work across a variety of projects and be responsible for providing high quality, accurate mapping services for use in reports and other documentation. The ideal candidate would also work with the wider team to create innovate GIS offerings that would better serve the clients needs.

The role is full time or part time and based out of our office on one of Sydney’s heritage wharves. For more information about this opportunity, click here.

For more detailed information on who we are and what we do visit our website here.

Applications close 9am, Friday 4 March 2022.

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SITUATION VACANT: Urban Planning Consultant | UNESCO | work from home | deadline 6 March

The UNESCO – Living Heritage Entity call for urban planning consultant

As part of the process of elaboration of the position paper on Methodologies for Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage in Urban Context, the UNESCO – Living Heritage Entity is looking for a consultant with studies in the field of urban planning. Details of the ‘work from home’ position are available on the UNESCO careers webpage.

Applications close 6 March 2022.

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SITUATION VACANT: Heritage Architect/Project Manager | Sydney Harbour Federation Trust | Sydney | deadline 14 March

The Harbour Trust is looking to engage a Heritage Architect/Project Manager whose role will be to develop and manage Capital Works and Operational projects, requiring project planning, relationship management, and resource negotiation to support the strategic, operational and heritage objectives of the Trust.

We are looking for a person who has a thorough understanding of heritage principles and heritage architectural conservation techniques including documentation, scheduling and drawings. You will also have an ability to provide a range of heritage advice to the business and clients on a range of projects including conservation management plans, heritage impact statements and architectural conservation supervision.

To be successful in this role you will be able to demonstrate your experience and expertise in implementation and directing heritage works and programs in accordance with Commonwealth heritage, planning legislation and policy including design, contract management and administration to projects such as buildings, contract administration, heritage works, safety and procurement.

Please refer to our Careers page www.harbourtrust.gov.au/en/careers/ for the full position description.

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NEW SITUATON VACANT: Conservation Projects Manager | International Conservation Services | Sydney | applications reviewed upon submission

We have an opening for a highly organised Conservation Projects Manager to join our Objects and Outdoor Heritage Team, starting in March/April 2022. Based at our labs in Chatswood, Sydney, use your hands-on project management and conservation skills in a wide variety of site-based heritage and art projects. Salary commensurate with experience in the range of $72,504 – $92,760 plus 10% superannuation.

This role will suit people with a background in heritage conservation, who like to work on a variety of materials and projects, and who enjoy working outdoors with occasional travel.

You will be involved in devising and implementing conservation methodologies, preparing quotations and tender submissions, negotiating conditions of contract, managing projects and teams, preparing condition assessments and reports, and working closely with clients and subcontractors.

Please visit our website to download a position description, apply and find out more about our business: https://icsconservation.com.au/careers/

For further information contact Ruth Thompson by email: r.thompson@icsconservation.com

Applications will be reviewed upon receipt.

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SITUATION VACANT: Senior Manager Marketing and Community Engagement | National Trust (WA) | Perth | deadline 4 March

This exciting role leads the National Trust’s marketing and community engagement portfolio by developing strategic programs that promote opportunities for the community to value Western Australia’s heritage. A particular focus will be to drive community engagement through education, visitor engagement, advocacy and heritage services linked to the National Trust Strategic Plan.

Please contact enzo.sirna@ntwa.com.au for further detail or the WA State government jobs board: Senior Manager Marketing and Community Engagement (jobs.wa.gov.au)

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SITUATION VACANT: Project Manager | Working Heritage | Melbourne | applications reviewed upon submission

Working Heritage manages 16 Crown Land heritage sites across Victoria which we re-purpose for commercial and community use through heritage architecture and property management services. The most famous of our sites is the Royal Mint in the Melbourne CBD.

We are looking for an experienced and self-sufficient Project Manager who will be responsible for the oversight and management of the design and construction function. This includes asset project planning, supporting internal capacity and capability assessments and subsequent procurement of services, permits and budget management.

Project Manager Job in Melbourne – SEEK

For more information, visit our website or email renee@thepeopleparadox.com to discuss the opportunity.

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SITUATIONS VACANT: Built Heritage Consultants | RBA Architects + Consultants | Melbourne | applications reviewed upon submission

RBA Architects + Conservation Consultants is an established and leading specialist built heritage conservation practice in St Kilda, Melbourne.

Sustained growth with a broad base of public and private clients means that we are currently seeking highly driven built heritage professionals of varying experience levels to join our Cultural Heritage Management team.

Candidates should have a working knowledge of the built heritage planning systems and hold an honours or postgraduate degree in a relevant field. A working knowledge of Australian architectural history would be advantageous.

Entry-level applicants should be passionate and have a willingness to be mentored and undertake supervised projects to a high standard. Clear communications skills are required.

An exciting opportunity also exists for an experienced Built Heritage Consultant. Applicants for this role must demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of contemporary heritage management practices and be architecturally alert. Previous involvement in the preparation of proposals and bids for heritage projects is desirable.

We are committed to flexibility for employees and seek individuals eager to grow into the role with an eye to a long-term commitment to our practice. These roles offer a broad scope for career growth and development and the prospect of working with a collaborative and expert team on a diverse array of built heritage projects.

Candidates are encouraged to explore our website and submit a CV to Roger Beeston, Director — roger@rbaarchitects.com.au.

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SITUATION VACANT Senior Heritage Consultant | Heritage 21 | Alexandria NSW | applications reviewed upon submission

Heritage 21 is seeking the right candidate to join their team. We are a specialist firm of dedicated heritage practitioners operating throughout NSW and the ACT. Located in Alexandria, the firm assists clients with heritage projects within the private, public and government sectors through the heritage approval process at both State and Local government levels.

Our in-house heritage staff have expertise in built heritage, urban planning, history, research, and architecture. The perfect candidate will need to have the ability to take on a variety of tasks, from managing projects, preparing cultural heritage assessments, report writing and mentoring junior staff. The successful applicant will work closely with the other team leader and will report to the Studio Manager.

If you are self-motivated, have a passion for heritage and attention to detail, then PLEASE APPLY for this position by sending us your confidential CV to helen@heritage21.com.au.

More information can be found at Careers – Heritage 21.

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SITUATION VACANT Archaeologist positions | GML Heritage | Sydney | applications reviewed upon submission

Work with us on our exciting archaeological projects in 2022 and contribute to significant research and public archaeology outcomes.

About the roles
We have a range of opportunities for archaeologists of all levels of experience and technical expertise. We are also interested in hearing from archaeologists with specialist skills. We can offer roles to suit your availability and preferences. A range of contracts are on offer, including casual, temporary, full-time, part-time and ongoing.

At a minimum you will have a degree in archaeology or a related discipline, a passion for Australian archaeology, and a desire to work on large-scale high profile archaeology projects.

We are particularly keen to hear from field and project archaeologist who are looking for excellent contracts.

About the projects
GML will commence several archaeological projects in Parramatta, Sydney and Western Sydney in 2022. The works are components of large-scale, significant projects.

The sites have potential for significant archaeology associated with convict and early colonial settlement, and nineteenth domestic, commercial and industrial archaeology. There is also potential for significant Aboriginal archaeology.

The archaeological projects are starting in March 2022, ongoing throughout the year and into 2023.

There will be several intakes of archaeologists over this time.

Go to our website and click on the news link for more information about how to express your interest in field and project roles.

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SITUATION VACANT Senior Heritage Advisor (Aboriginal Archaeology) | Mott MacDonald | Sydney | applications reviewed on submission

Mott MacDonald is a global engineering, management and development consultancy focused on improving society by considering social outcomes in all we do. We are wholly independent, employee-owned company that offers a range of opportunities to work with expert practitioners on expansive and challenging construction projects.

Due to our growing presence in the environment and sustainability market and recent large project wins, we have an exciting opportunity for a Senior Heritage Advisor (Aboriginal Archaeology) to join our growing team. This position can be a part time or fulltime role. You will be joining a diverse team of consultants who are passionate about what they do, with a proven track record guiding our clients, and leading delivery of critical infrastructure projects.

For more information see the job advertisement on the Mott MacDonald website: Senior Heritage Advisor (Aboriginal Archaeology) – Mott MacDonald

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Australia ICOMOS E-Mail News No. 1011

NEW ITEMS

GA2023 SYDNEY ITEMS

AUSTRALIA ICOMOS | ICOMOS MEMBER ITEMS

CONFERENCE / SYMPOSIUM / CALL FOR PAPERS & OPEN REGISTRATIONS

COURSES / AWARDS / GRANTS PROGRAMS / OTHER – CALL FOR APPLICATIONS / NOMINATIONS / SUBMISSIONS / EOIs

SITUATIONS VACANT / WANTED

NEW ITEMS

ICOMOS Statement on Ukraine

‘Ignite Pacific’: Climate change, culture and peace in the Pacific region session recording is now available to view

Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee | Inquiry into the protections within the Victorian Planning Framework | Update

Marion: The other Griffin | panel discussion | National Archives of Australia, ACT | 5.30-7.30pm, 3 March

Positioning: Erich Mendelsohn and the Built Heritage of the 20th Century | conference | Berlin and online | 21-22 March

Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail | 9-10 April

The Johnston Collection | What’s on | March 2022

GA2023 SYDNEY ITEMS

ICOMOS General Assembly 2023 | 4-8 September 2023 | Sydney | call for EOI for Australian Co-Chairs and Crosscutting Topic Coordinators | deadline 11 March, 5.00pm AEDT

AUSTRALIA ICOMOS | ICOMOS MEMBER ITEMS

AICOMOS Cultural Landscapes Practice Note | call for comments from NSC Cultural Landscapes and Cultural Routes members | closes 31 March

CONFERENCE / SYMPOSIUM CALL FOR PAPERS & OPEN REGISTRATIONS

Ngā Pūtahitanga / Crossings: A Joint Conference of SAHANZ and the Australasian UHPH Group | Call for abstracts | deadline 28 February

Change Over Time journal | Call for abstracts | deadline 11 March

‘Revival after a disaster, the restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral and of Shurijo Castle’ | virtual exhibition and symposium | 14 +15 March

COURSES / AWARDS / GRANTS PROGRAMS / OTHER – CALL FOR APPLICATIONS / NOMINATIONS / SUBMISSIONS / EOIs

The National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards 2022 | entries now open | deadline 15 March

Parliamentary Inquiry into the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage 2001 | submissions close 18 March

Notable 20th-Century Architecture | Geelong CBD Walking Tour | 19-27 March

National Trust (VIC) Heritage Conservation Workshop | Repointing Mortar Joints at Como House | 25 March

Australian Heritage Festival | 1 April – 31 May 2022 | Event registration now open | deadline 25 March 2022

Victorian Government Living Heritage Grants Program | Applications close 31 March

Have your say on proposed changes to Queensland’s cultural heritage laws | deadline 31 March

NEW ITEM: ISS Institute | 4 fellowships now open

SITUATIONS VACANT / WANTED

NEW SITUATION VACANT: Senior Archaeologist (Aboriginal) | Artefact Heritage Services | Sydney | deadline 9am, 10 March

NEW SITUATION VACANT: Senior Heritage Consultant/Architect | NBRS |Sydney | applications reviewed upon submission

SITUATIONS VACANT: Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Reform team x 4 positions | Aboriginal Affairs NSW | Sydney | deadline 3 March

SITUATION VACANT: GIS Officer | Artefact Heritage Services | Sydney | deadline 4 March

SITUATION VACANT: Urban Planning Consultant | UNESCO | work from home | deadline 6 March

SITUATION VACANT: Heritage Architect/Project Manager | Sydney Harbour Federation Trust | Sydney | deadline 14 March

NEW SITUATON VACANT: Conservation Projects Manager | International Conservation Services | Sydney | applications reviewed upon submission

SITUATION VACANT: Senior Manager Marketing and Community Engagement | National Trust (WA) | Perth | deadline 4 March

SITUATION VACANT: Project Manager | Working Heritage | Melbourne | applications reviewed upon submission

SITUATIONS VACANT: Built Heritage Consultants | RBA Architects + Consultants | Melbourne | applications reviewed upon submission

SITUATION VACANT Senior Heritage Consultant | Heritage 21 | Alexandria NSW | applications reviewed upon submission

SITUATION VACANT Archaeologist positions | GML Heritage | Sydney | applications reviewed upon submission

SITUATION VACANT Senior Heritage Advisor (Aboriginal Archaeology) | Mott MacDonald | Sydney | applications reviewed on submission

Australia ICOMOS Secretariat Elizabeth Gralton Secretariat Executive Officer Deakin University 221 Burwood Highway Burwood VIC 3125 Telephone: (03) 9251 7131 Email: austicomos@deakin.edu.au http://www.icomos.org/australia

Australia ICOMOS Secretariat
Elizabeth Gralton
Secretariat Executive Officer
Deakin University
221 Burwood Highway
Burwood VIC 3125
Telephone: (03) 9251 7131
Email: austicomos@deakin.edu.au
http://www.icomos.org/australia