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Our current initiatives and partnership programs to promote and celebrate significant heritage in New South Wales.

The Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee provides advice to the Minister for Environment and Heritage on Aboriginal cultural heritage issues.

The Heritage Council is an independent statutory body that includes members of the community, the public sector, the conservation profession, and a nominee of the National Trust of Australia (NSW).

Aboriginal cultural heritage refers to places, object and stories which are significant for Aboriginal people and the story of New South Wales.

How we support the return of Aboriginal ancestral remains and objects to their rightful owners and resting places, and what to do if you have or find Aboriginal objects or what may be human remains.

Heritage NSW sought public comment on the proposal to rebury Aboriginal Ancestors whose remains were previously excavated from the Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area.

What you need to be aware of before you apply and how to apply for a heritage grant.

The Biodiversity Conservation Regulation 2017 details significant land types and diverse categories with substantial biodiversity value on the Biodiversity Values Map.

Apply for an Aboriginal heritage impact permit if you are proposing works or an activity where harm to Aboriginal objects or places cannot be avoided.

Historical details of 3 grants programs that have now ended.