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Australia’s heritage AUSTRALIA’S heritage is everything that contributes to this country’s identity. It’s what gives us understanding and helps conveys the stories of our development as a nation. It captures where we’ve come from, where we are now and gives context to where we are headed as a community. Australia’s heritage includes our spirit and ingenuity, historic buildings and plac- es, values, traditions, events and our un- ique, living landscapes. Its role is to bring people together, create community identity and a sense of pride. It is vital to preserve and protect the special places, our rich indigenous herit- age, the diverse historic sites and the stories that together reflect our growth as a nation. The list OUR heritage is managed by various levels of government and peak bodies that ident- ify and list places for their heritage values. The heritage significance of an item includes all the things that make it special to past, present and future generations. These may be its historic origins and sub- sequent development, its association with particular people or events, its visual or townscape qualities, its construction or other technical qualities, a religious or symbolic role and archaeological research potential. There are more than 80 places on the National Heritage List that are protected through the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Con- servation Act 1999. Included in this list are Austra- lia’s 17 World Heritage places: The Great Barrier Reef; Kakadu National Park; Willandra Lakes; Tasmanian Wilderness; Lord Howe Island Group; Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park; Cen- tral Eastern Rainforest Reserves; The Wet Tropics of Queensland; Shark Bay; Fraser Island; Australian fossil mam- mal sites; Macquarie Island; the Grea- ter Blue Mountains area; Purnululu National Park; the Royal Exhibition Building and the surrounding Carlton Gardens; The Sydney Opera House. Our indigenous heritage AUSTRALIA has been the home of Aboriginal people for close to 50,000 years and the evidence of their pre- sence is everywhere in the landscape. Places of significance include ceremo- nial sites, camping places, sacred land- scapes, burial and massacre sites, historic reserves and artworks. WORD WALL Heritage: ◗ Something inherited at birth, such as personal characteristics, status, and possessions ◗ Anything that has been transmitted from the past or handed down by tradition ◗ The evidence of the past, such as historical sites, buildings, and the unspoilt natural environment What are the places and stories that make Australia and Australians special? What is your story? Your heritage is a legacy from the past, a living, integral part of life today and the stories and places that you pass on to future generations. A Titanic voyage A MEMORIAL cruise on its way to the North Atlantic site where the Titanic hit an iceberg and sank 100 years ago, battled bad weather on its route and a medical emergency to get to the exact spot the disaster occurred. The commemorations of the reputedly unsinkable ship’s doomed voyage were in remembrance of all the lives lost when the ship sank. The memorial cruise aboard the MS Balmoral retraced the ill-fated route of the Titanic. It set sail from Southampton in southern England, carrying 1309 passengers, including relatives of some of the more than 1500 Titanic passengers who died. The cruise recreated the experience onboard the Titanic with many passengers dressed in period costumes for the journey, as well as crew members and stewards. Passengers also ate meals from the Titanic’s menu, while a live band played music of the era. Like the Titanic, it wasn’t all smooth sailing. A Quick Run AUSTRALIA’S richest footrace, the annual Stawell Gift, was run in north-west Victoria over the Easter weekend. Run on grass over 120 metres, the race’s competitors are handicapped according to their form. Following in his grandfather’s footsteps as a Stawell Gift finalist, 20 year-old business sports management student Matthew Wiltshire from Ballarat, running from a mark of eight metres, won an action-packed final. WHAT’S NEWS NEXT WEEK’S TOPIC: LEGENDS NEXT WEEK’S TOPIC: LEGENDS GO online by visiting your newspaper’s website. You’ll find the address on the front page. Look for the NiE logo at the top of the page and click! This will link you to APN’s NiE webpage. Heads up on heritage People, places and events make up our heritage. Have a go at identifying places of significance to Australia’s heritage. Read a story about a heritage-listed place and a significant event that occurred there. You’ll find all this online! TASK TIME ONLINE TASK TIME ONLINE WHICH team won the first cricket Test between Australia and the West Indies? 1 QUIZ TIME Each week we will test your knowledge on what’s been happening in the news. For the answers visit NiE online. QUIZ TIME Each week we will test your knowledge on what’s been happening in the news. For the answers visit NiE online. WHO was the troubled Australian actor arrested in the USA last week on charges of trespassing and resisting police? 3 WHICH five-piece boy band arrived in Sydney last week? 2 PHOTO: AAP PHOTO: AAP User: Paul.Stuart Time: 04-16-2012 12:01 Product: SSH PubDate: 20-04-2012 Zone: All Edition: Main Page: SHARED_08 Color: C M Y K
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Australia’s heritageAUSTRALIA’S heritage is everything thatcontributes to this country’s identity. It’swhat gives us understanding and helpsconveys the stories of our development asa nation.It captures where we’ve come from,where we are now and gives context towhere we are headed as a community.Australia’s heritage includes our spiritand ingenuity, historic buildings and plac-es, values, traditions, events and our un-ique, living landscapes.Its role is to bring people together,create community identity and a sense ofpride. It is vital to preserve and protect thespecial places, our rich indigenous herit-age, the diverse historic sites and thestories that together reflect our growth asa nation.
The listOUR heritage is managed by various levelsof government and peak bodies that ident-ify and list places for their heritage values.The heritage significance of an itemincludes all the things that make it specialto past, present and future generations.These may be its historic origins and sub-sequent development, its association withparticular people or events, its visual ortownscape qualities, its construction orother technical qualities, a religious orsymbolic role and archaeological researchpotential. There are more than 80 placeson the National Heritage List that areprotected through the EnvironmentProtection and Biodiversity Con-servation Act 1999. Includedin this list are Austra-
lia’s 17 World Heritage places: TheGreat Barrier Reef; Kakadu NationalPark; Willandra Lakes; TasmanianWilderness; Lord Howe Island Group;Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park; Cen-tral Eastern Rainforest Reserves; TheWet Tropics of Queensland; Shark Bay;Fraser Island; Australian fossil mam-mal sites; Macquarie Island; the Grea-ter Blue Mountains area; PurnululuNational Park; the Royal ExhibitionBuilding and the surrounding CarltonGardens; The Sydney Opera House.
Our indigenous heritageAUSTRALIA has been the home ofAboriginal people for close to 50,000years and the evidence of their pre-sence is everywhere in the landscape.Places of significance include ceremo-nial sites, camping places, sacred land-
scapes, burial andmassacre sites,historic reserves andartworks.
WORDWALLHeritage:◗ Something inherited at birth, suchas personal characteristics, status,and possessions◗ Anything that has been transmittedfrom the past or handed down bytradition◗ The evidence of the past, such ashistorical sites, buildings, and theunspoilt natural environment
What are the places and stories that make Australia and Australiansspecial? What is your story? Your heritage is a legacy from the past,a living, integral part of life today and the stories and places that youpass on to future generations.
A Titanic voyageA MEMORIAL cruise on its way to theNorth Atlantic site where the Titanic hitan iceberg and sank 100 years ago,battled bad weather on its route and amedical emergency to get to the exactspot the disaster occurred.The commemorations of thereputedly unsinkable ship’s doomedvoyage were in remembrance of all thelives lost when the ship sank.The memorial cruise aboard the MSBalmoral retraced the ill-fated route ofthe Titanic. It set sail fromSouthampton in southern England,carrying 1309 passengers, includingrelatives of some of the more than 1500Titanic passengers who died. The cruiserecreated the experience onboard theTitanic with many passengers dressedin period costumes for the journey, aswell as crew members and stewards.Passengers also ate meals from theTitanic’s menu, while a live band playedmusic of the era.Like the Titanic, it wasn’t all smoothsailing.
A Quick RunAUSTRALIA’S richest footrace, theannual Stawell Gift, was run innorth-west Victoria over the Easterweekend. Run on grass over 120metres, the race’s competitors arehandicapped according to their form.Following in his grandfather’sfootsteps as a Stawell Gift finalist, 20year-old business sports managementstudent Matthew Wiltshire fromBallarat, running from a mark of eightmetres, won an action-packed final.
WHAT’S NEWS
NEXTWEEK’STOPIC:LEGENDS
NEXTWEEK’STOPIC:LEGENDS
GO online by visiting your newspaper’swebsite. You’ll find the address on thefront page. Look for the NiE logo at thetop of the page and click! This will linkyou to APN’s NiE webpage.
Heads up on heritagePeople, places and events make up ourheritage. Have a go at identifyingplaces of significance to Australia’sheritage. Read a story about aheritage-listed place and a significantevent that occurred there. You’ll find allthis online!
TASKTIMEONLINE
TASKTIMEONLINE
WHICH team won the firstcricket Test between
Australia and the West Indies?
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QUIZ TIMEEach week we willtest your knowledgeon what’s beenhappening in thenews. For theanswers visit NiE
online.
QUIZ TIMEEach week we willtest your knowledgeon what’s beenhappening in thenews. For theanswers visit NiE
online.
WHO was the troubledAustralian actor arrested
in the USA last week on chargesof trespassing and resistingpolice?
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WHICH five-piece boyband arrived in Sydney
last week?
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PHOTO: AAPPHOTO: AAP
User: Paul.Stuart Time: 04-16-2012 12:01 Product: SSH PubDate: 20-04-2012 Zone: All Edition: Main Page: SHARED_08 Color: CMYK
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