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Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Management - Challenges, Changes & Perspectives - 6 Jun 2013

Thursday 6 June 2013
5.30pm - 8.30pm
One Spring Street (Mezzanine Level) Melbourne

The EIANZ in conjunction with Biosis invites you to a seminar on Victoria’s Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP) process as experienced from different perspectives.

Victoria’s Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 (AHA) has been in operation since 2007. The legislation and regulation introduced a systematic methodology for up-front assessment, management and protection, standing in contrast to the previous,back-ended heritage management system. The AHA requirements have often surprised proponents because of its associated costs and timeframes. This seminar will consider industry case studies and explore the difficulties, advantages and mechanisms of process and compliance from various perspectives. Given the state government has recently reviewed the legislation there will also be a discussion of the proposed changes and the implications of these.

Speakers include:

  • Dr Mark Eccleston – Acting Manager Heritage Operations, Aboriginal Affairs Victoria (AAV)
  • Darren Griffin – Manager Cultural Heritage, Wurundjeri Tribe Land & Compensation Cultural Heritage Council
  • Maurice Stabb– Director of Infrastructure, Wyndham City Council
  • Dr Ilya Berelov – Team Leader Cultural Heritage, Biosis

A panel session will follow to allow for questions and discussion.

Who should attend?

  • Industry (developers including residential and industrial, energy, mining/quarries, etc.)
  • Government (local and state - policy and infrastructure delivery)
  • Environmental and planning professionals (e.g. planners, environmental scientists, archaeologists, etc.)

Date:​​ Thursday 6 June 2013

Time: 5.30 - 8.30pm (including drinks & networking session)

Cost: EIANZ Members $50
Non-Members $60
Students $40

General enquiries can be directed to Martin Juniper on 0407 412 899 or at vic-events@eianz.org