Monument and Heritage Site

The SA government gives developers of the Riverlea housing estate in Adelaide's north the green light to continue building, despite the discovery of Indigenous remains at the site last year.

A run-down convict building was bequeathed to Tasmania's Heritage Council. Following the council's decision to pass on the property, it was snapped up by the then-deputy chair — now an investigation is underway.

The Broome Courthouse's heritage building hosts one of WA's busiest courtrooms, but a recent incident before a trial has raised questions about the site's functionality.

For years, 94-year-old Jack Hanna did not know where his father was buried. Now he's finally able to honour Private Richard Norman Hanna at his place of rest thanks to volunteers digging into history to give soldiers overdue recognition.

The billionaire has scored a legal win in his bid to develop irrigation along the Ashburton River-Minduruu and traditional owners say they are deeply disappointed.

Buying an old or ruined church can bring great possibilities as well as responsibilities, particularly if your new neighbours' ancestors are buried in your garden.

These lonely sentinels are an anachronism when every commercial ship navigates using now-ubiquitous electronic global positioning, but they retain a special place in the hearts of seafarers.

Saving South Australia's iconic Robe Obelisk from worsening coastal erosion could cost $1.5 million, but locals say it's worth the money and effort.

The surviving families of the sailors aboard the SS Nemesis have held a memorial at the site of the wreck, uncovered by accident earlier this year, to mark 120 years since its sinking.

The derelict Newstead House heritage museum was shut to the public in 2021 for repairs, but it is ready to hold a grand reopening.

For decades, visitors have driven, flown, hiked, and camped across Purnululu National Park without grasping its rich, cultural heritage but future visitors won't miss out. 

Two Just Stop Oil activists sprayed orange paint on Stonehenge to demand a phase-out of fossil fuels.

The local council in Robe, in South Australia's south-east, has decided to not spend ratepayers' money to investigate saving the town's famous obelisk from falling into the sea.

Home owners in a 'War Workers Housing Estate' in Brisbane will learn whether they've won the right to change their homes, this weekend.

Some of the most popular places for tourists to visit in South Australia's south-east have been closed for years. Now, the local council is taking over the leases on two of the city's biggest attractions, upsetting the current operators.

The 1,800-seat stand has been a fixture at the Brisbane Showgrounds for more than a century and Ekka organisers say it needs "urgent attention".

Along with seven bedrooms, almost 6 hectares of gardens, and servants' quarters with a Downton Abbey-like bell system, this heritage-listed property up for auction in the Blue Mountains comes with an interesting backstory.

The crumbling 120-year-old riverside property in Brisbane has been saved by its wealthy new owners and a team of craftspeople.

They were once described as the "opera house" of fuel stops, and tonight the sails over the service stations at the foot of the West Gate Bridge — created in 1989 — will be considered for heritage protection by Melbourne City Council.

A colonial-era statue honouring a former premier who mutilated the body of an Aboriginal man is vandalised on the eve of a tribunal decision on its planned removal.