The Australian Heritage Grants Program aims to improve recognition, conservation, preservation and access to the National Heritage Values of National Heritage Listed places. The program also aims to increase community engagement and raise awareness of listed places.
Grants totalling more than $5 million over a two-year period are now available for heritage projects across NSW.
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and the Arts Don Harwin said the 2021-23 NSW Heritage Grants Program will identify, conserve and celebrate our state’s rich heritage.
Further to the news about the Public Health Regulation 2022, NSW Health has provided additional advice and links to information about the changes to the regulation.
The following are selected links from some of our newsfeeds but not published:
The CEMETERY & CREMATORIA ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA (CCAWA) has issued a Communique about its recent activities, including a review of the "CCAWA Seminar 2022", an update of CCAWA board members, the "Peter MacLean Award" and an acknowledgement of its sponsors.
The Public Health Regulation 2022 (the Regulation) commenced on 1 September 2022. The Regulation carries over many of the provisions in the Public Health Regulation 2012 while also including a range of new provisions.
The Bureau of Meteorology this week declared a La Niña event is underway in the Pacific Ocean, warning communities in eastern Australia to be prepared for above-average rainfall over spring and early summer.
Here's and update on some of the projects and plaques Dearly Plaques & Memorials have been working on for the last month.
Snowy Monaro Regional Council is seeking written quotations for the maintenance and mowing of Cathcart and Bibbenluke townships and cemeteries.
n our latest webinar, PlotBox Solutions Consultant Joe Witherspoon and Customer Success Manager Ashlynn Rickord Werner provided an overview of why adopting technology has become essential to modern cemetery sales processes, and some of the concepts and tools now available to cemetery sales and general managers.
Here we look at 3 main insights: Tech adoption, Following up and Closing the deal.
The Cemeteries & Crematoria Association of NSW (CCANSW) is pleased to announce registrations for the Regional Conference 2022 being held in Coffs Harbour on Thursday 3 and Friday 4 November are now open.
Following the success of our May 2022 Conference, we are again working on an informative program covering best practice and continuous improvement to address the common concerns and challenges of cemetery and crematoria administrators and operators across our industry. Subscribe the the CCANSW Mailing List to receive instant Conference update as they occur.
CCANSW member Chronicle recently partnered with Murray River Council to implement its Cemetery Digitization Project, which won the Council the ‘Reporting to Your Community’ Local Government Week's Award..
Chronicle have now published a case study of the project. You can download it here.
Thousands of Aboriginal families left without the means to pay for funerals after the collapse of the predatory insurer ACBF-Youpla will be able to apply for financial relief when an emergency scheme begins on Wednesday, according to news posted on The Guardian's website.
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