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Each year, the Australian Government calls for nominations of places with outstanding heritage significance to the nation. The nominations received are considered by the Australian Heritage Council. On Council advice, the Government then announces which places will be assessed for possible inclusion on our list of Australia’s pre-eminent heritage sites. As part of its assessments, the Australian Heritage Council will seek feedback from stakeholders including owners, occupiers and Indigenous people with rights or interests.

Current assessments for the National Heritage List and Commonwealth Heritage List

National Heritage List and Commonwealth Heritage List Assessments – September 2018 (PDF - 300.4 KB)
National Heritage List and Commonwealth Heritage List Assessments – September 2018 (DOCX - 73.71 KB)

Individual finalised priority assessment lists

2018-19

Finalised Priority Assessment List for 2018-19 for the National Heritage List (PDF - 76.78 KB)
Finalised Priority Assessment List for 2018-19 for the National Heritage List (DOCX - 31.84 KB)

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Previous individual finalised priority assessment lists

About the assessment dates in the Lists

The Finalised Priority Assessment Lists give the assessment completion dates as the Minister initially set them. Under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999, the Minister may extend an assessment completion date, superseding the dates given by these lists. All assessment extensions are listed in the Public Notices database and can be found by selecting "Extended assessments" in the 'Notice' field. The latest assessment completion dates are given in documents reporting the Minister's extension decision which are linked to the results page.

• Public Notices database