Our team leader Tracy Ireland delivered a keynote at the NSW Heritage Forum. Drawing on insights from the #everydayheritage project, she discussed the scarcity paradigm of heritage and the alternative economies of heritage that are possible when heritage is seen as an abundant part of everyday life.

Everyday Heritage team member Dr Imogen Wegman
@imoweg.bsky.social takes a walk down Elizabeth St in central Hobart with Joel Rheinberger, ABC Hobart, and tells a few forgotten stories of characters who once lived in this town. Listen to the audio recording here everydayheritage.au/news/voxtrot...

NEW #everydayheritage BLOG POST - The Italian Migrants of Ryde Project, Nadia Iacono @nazinc.bsky.social

This blog shares the story of how a determined Italo-Australian woman took on the challenge of recording a swiftly diminishing immigration history in Ryde.

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PhD researcher Ieuan Rees presented his ongoing PhD project on local place plans, heritage, placemaking, and the everyday to a public audience at an Australia ICOMOS ACT talk on 21 May 2025. This event was supported by the Everyday Heritage ARC Linkage Project, GML Heritage and Australia ICOMOS.

Pleased to share that Prof Tracy Ireland has been invited as the keynote speaker at the conference, Heritage & Conservation, in Beijing from 9-11 May 2025. It was a fascinating opportunity to share some of the work we have done for Everyday Heritage with audiences outside Australia #everydayheritage

The #everydayheritage team organised and led six days of events (25-30 November 2024) in Western Australia. We are thrilled to share that the symposium recordings are available here everydayheritage.au/news/everyda...

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Photo: Ursula Frederick, Steve Brown and Sharpay Wu

Happy to announce our first Everyday Heritage Blog post of 2025 - Researching a House History: A Tasmanian Example, brought to you by one of our Chief Investigators, Dr Imogen Wegman @imoweg.bsky.social

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Image: Tasmanian Archives

Introducing the Everyday Heritage ARC Linkage Project!

The project is a collaboration between the universities of Canberra, Tasmania, Western Australia and New South Wales and Partner Organisation GML Heritage that seeks to bridge academic and industry practice. everydayheritage.au