National Heritage List (Australia)

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Australian National Heritage List
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Type	Heritage register of natural, historic and indigenous places that are not owned by the Commonwealth of Australia
Country	Australia
Years	2003–present
Preceded by	Register of the National Estate
Compiled by	Commonwealth of Australia via the Australian Heritage Council
Approved by	Minister for the Environment
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The Australian National Heritage List or National Heritage List (NHL) is a heritage register, a list of national heritage places deemed to be of outstanding heritage significance to Australia, established in 2003. The list includes natural and historic places, including those of cultural significance to Indigenous Australians such as Aboriginal Australian sacred sites. Having been assessed against a set list of criteria, once a place is put on the National Heritage List, the provisions of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) apply.

All places on this list can be found on the online Australian Heritage Database, along with other places on other Australian and world heritage listings.

History[]

The National Heritage List was established in 2003 by an amendment to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.^[1]

The National Heritage List, together with the Commonwealth Heritage List, replaced the former Register of the National Estate, which was closed and archived in 2007. Places on the National Heritage List are places of outstanding heritage value for Australia, while the Commonwealth Heritage List are heritage places that are owned or controlled by the Commonwealth of Australia.^[2]^[3]

Criteria for listing[]

The National Heritage List isa list of places deemed to be of outstanding heritage significance to Australia.^[4] Once on the list, the provisions of the EPBC Act apply.^[5] To be included on the list, a nominated place is assessed by the Australian Heritage Council against nine criteria:^[6]

importance in the course, or pattern, of Australia's natural or cultural history
possession of uncommon, rare or endangered aspects of Australia's natural or cultural history
potential to yield information that will contribute to an understanding of Australia's natural or cultural history
importance in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a class of Australia's natural or cultural places or environments
importance in exhibiting particular aesthetic characteristics valued by a community or cultural group
importance in demonstrating a high degree of creative or technical achievement at a particular period
strong or special association with a particular community or cultural group for social, cultural or spiritual reasons
special association with the life or works of a person, or group of persons, of importance in Australia's natural or cultural history
importance as part of Indigenous tradition.

In addition, the place must pass a "significance threshold"; it must have 'outstanding' heritage value to the nation as a whole. This is determined by comparison to other similar places. Once the Heritage Council has made an assessment, it forwards a recommendation to the Minister for the Environment, who shall make a determination.^[6]

Composition[]

As of 10 August 2020, the Australian National Heritage List comprised 120 heritage places as follows:^[7]

State/territory	Number of places
Australian Capital Territory	5
New South Wales	36
Northern Territory	4
Queensland	13
South Australia	8
Tasmania	11
Victoria	32
Western Australia	15
Other territories	3
(duplicates):	(4)^[a]
Total:	120

List[]

The Australian National Heritage List comprises these sites:

#	Listed place	State	Date listed	Coordinates	Notes
1	Abbotsford Convent (listing)	Victoria	31 August 2017	37°48′09″S 145°00′14″E / 37.8025°S 145.003889°E / -37.8025; 145.003889 (Abbottsford Convent)
2	Adelaide Park Lands and City Layout (listing)	South Australia	7 November 2008	34°56′05″S 138°37′00″E / 34.93467°S 138.6167°E / -34.93467; 138.6167 (Adelaide Park Lands)
3	Australian Academy of Science Building (listing)	Australian Capital Territory	21 November 2005	35°17′01.2″S 149°07′21.4″E / 35.283667°S 149.122611°E / -35.283667; 149.122611 (Australian Academy of Science)
4	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Alpine National Park (listing)	Victoria	7 November 2008	36°29′59″S 148°03′50″E / 36.49972°S 148.06389°E / -36.49972; 148.06389 (Alpine National Park)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Avon Wilderness (listing)	Victoria		37°36′45″S 146°50′34″E / 37.61250°S 146.84278°E / -37.61250; 146.84278 (Avon Wilderness Park)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Baw Baw National Park (listing)	Victoria		37°45′50″S 146°13′23″E / 37.76389°S 146.22306°E / -37.76389; 146.22306 (Baw Baw National Park)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Bimberi Nature Reserve (listing)	New South Wales		35°34′54″S 148°45′04″E / 35.58167°S 148.75111°E / -35.58167; 148.75111 (Bimberi Nature Reserve)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Brindabella National Park (listing)	New South Wales		35°13′54″S 148°46′44″E / 35.23167°S 148.77889°E / -35.23167; 148.77889 (Brindabella National Park)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Kosciuszko National Park (listing)	New South Wales		36°04′20″S 148°20′55″E / 36.07222°S 148.34861°E / -36.07222; 148.34861 (Kosciuszko National Park)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Mount Buffalo National Park (listing)	Victoria		36°44′18″S 146°46′30″E / 36.73833°S 146.77500°E / -36.73833; 146.77500 (Mount Buffalo National Park)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Namadgi National Park (listing)	Australian Capital Territory		35°40′00″S 148°57′00″E / 35.66667°S 148.95000°E / -35.66667; 148.95000 (Namadgi National Park)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Scabby Range Nature Reserve (listing)	New South Wales		35°45′55″S 148°52′04″E / 35.76528°S 148.86778°E / -35.76528; 148.86778 (Scabby Range)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Snowy River National Park (listing)	Victoria		37°16′30″S 148°33′12″E / 37.27500°S 148.55333°E / -37.27500; 148.55333 (Snowy River)
	Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves – Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve (listing)	Australian Capital Territory		35°27′47″S 148°54′38″E / 35.46306°S 148.91056°E / -35.46306; 148.91056 (Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve)
5	Australian Convict Sites – Brickendon Estate (listing)	Tasmania	23 June 2007	41°37′01″S 147°07′39″E / 41.61694°S 147.12750°E / -41.61694; 147.12750 (Brickendon Estate)	World Heritage Site 2010
	Australian Convict Sites – Cascades Female Factory and Yard 4 North (listing)	Tasmania	1 August 2007^[B]	42°53′37″S 147°17′57″E / 42.89361°S 147.29917°E / -42.89361; 147.29917 (Cascades Female Factory)
	Australian Convict Sites – Coal Mines Historic Site (listing)	Tasmania	1 August 2007	42°59′01″S 147°42′59″E / 42.98361°S 147.71639°E / -42.98361; 147.71639 (Coal Mines)
	Australian Convict Sites – Cockatoo Island (listing)	New South Wales	1 August 2007	33°50′49″S 151°10′16″E / 33.84684°S 151.17115°E / -33.84684; 151.17115 (Cockatoo Island)
	Australian Convict Sites – Darlington Probation Station (listing)	Tasmania	1 August 2007	42°34′54″S 148°04′12″E / 42.58167°S 148.07000°E / -42.58167; 148.07000 (Darlington Probation Station)
	Australian Convict Sites – Fremantle Prison (listing)	Western Australia	1 August 2005	32°3′18″S 115°45′13″E / 32.05500°S 115.75361°E / -32.05500; 115.75361 (Fremantle Prison)
	Australian Convict Sites – Old Great North Road (listing)	New South Wales	1 August 2007	33°22′42″S 150°59′40″E / 33.37833°S 150.99444°E / -33.37833; 150.99444 (Old Great North Road)
	Australian Convict Sites – Hyde Park Barracks (listing)	New South Wales	1 August 2007	33°52′10″S 151°12′45″E / 33.86944°S 151.21250°E / -33.86944; 151.21250 (Hyde Park Barracks)
	Australian Convict Sites – Kingston and Arthurs Vale Historic Area (listing)	Norfolk Island	1 August 2007	29°03′12″S 167°57′31″E / 29.05333°S 167.95861°E / -29.05333; 167.95861 (KAVHA)
	Australian Convict Sites – Old Government House and Government Domain (listing)	New South Wales	1 August 2007	33°48′35″S 150°59′42″E / 33.80972°S 150.99500°E / -33.80972; 150.99500 (Old Government House)
	Australian Convict Sites – Port Arthur Historic site (listing)	Tasmania	3 June 2005	43°08′52″S 147°51′05″E / 43.14778°S 147.85139°E / -43.14778; 147.85139 (Port Arthur)
	Australian Convict Sites – Woolmers Estate (listing)	Tasmania	23 November 2007	41°37′01″S 147°07′48″E / 41.61694°S 147.13000°E / -41.61694; 147.13000 (Woolmers Estate)
6	Australian Cornish Mining Sites – Burra (listing)	South Australia	9 May 2017	33°40′47″S 138°55′03″E / 33.67972°S 138.91750°E / -33.67972; 138.91750
6	Australian Cornish Mining Sites – Moonta (listing)	South Australia	9 May 2017	34°04′32″S 137°36′31″E / 34.07556°S 137.60861°E / -34.07556; 137.60861
7	Australian Fossil Mammal Sites (Naracoorte) (listing)	South Australia	21 May 2007^[A]	36°57′S 140°45′E / 36.950°S 140.750°E / -36.950; 140.750 (Naracoorte Caves)	Inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 1994
7	Australian Fossil Mammal Sites (Riversleigh) (listing)	Queensland	21 May 2007^[A]	19°04′59″S 138°43′01″E / 19.083°S 138.717°E / -19.083; 138.717 (Riversleigh)	World Heritage Site 1994
8	Australian War Memorial and the Memorial Parade (listing)	Australian Capital Territory	25 April 2006	35°16′49.76″S 149°08′56.56″E / 35.2804889°S 149.1490444°E / -35.2804889; 149.1490444 (Australian War Memorial)
9	Batavia Shipwreck Site and Survivor Camps Area 1629, Houtman Abrolhos (listing)	Western Australia	6 April 2006	28°29′25″S 113°47′36″E / 28.49028°S 113.79333°E / -28.49028; 113.79333 (Batavia Shipwreck Site)
10	Bondi Beach (listing)	New South Wales	25 January 2008	33°53′28″S 151°16′40″E / 33.8910°S 151.2778°E / -33.8910; 151.2778 (Bondi Beach)
11	Bonegilla Migrant Camp – Block 19 (listing)	Victoria	7 December 2007	36°07′52″S 147°00′49″E / 36.1310°S 147.0136°E / -36.1310; 147.0136 (Bonegilla)
12	Brewarrina Aboriginal Fish Traps (Baiames Ngunnhu) (listing)	New South Wales	3 June 2005
13	City of Broken Hill (listing)	New South Wales	20 January 2015	31°57′S 141°27′E / 31.950°S 141.450°E / -31.950; 141.450 (Broken Hill)
14	Budj Bim National Heritage Landscape – Tyrendarra Area (listing)	Victoria	20 July 2004	38°12′00″S 141°46′00″E / 38.20000°S 141.76667°E / -38.20000; 141.76667 (Budj Bim Tyrendarra)
14	Budj Bim National Heritage Landscape – Mount Eccles Lake Condah Area (listing)	Victoria	20 July 2004	38°04′00″S 141°55′00″E / 38.06667°S 141.91667°E / -38.06667; 141.91667 (Mount Eccles)
15	The Burke, Wills, King and Yandruwandha National Heritage Place (listing)	Queensland, South Australia	22 January 2016
16	Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park (listing)	Victoria	27 January 2005	37°11′29″S 144°12′59″E / 37.19139°S 144.21639°E / -37.19139; 144.21639
17	Centennial Park (listing)	New South Wales	3 October 2018	33°54′S 151°14′E / 33.900°S 151.233°E / -33.900; 151.233 (Centennial Park)
18	(listing)	Western Australia	23 October 2009
19	Coranderrk (listing)	Victoria	7 June 2011	37°41′02″S 145°31′19″E / 37.684007°S 145.521938°E / -37.684007; 145.521938 (Coranderrk)
20	Cyprus Hellene Club - Australian Hall (listing)	New South Wales	20 May 2008		Site of the Aboriginal Day of Mourning in 1938
21	Dampier Archipelago (listing)	Western Australia	3 July 2007	20°34′52″S 116°48′29″E / 20.581°S 116.808°E / -20.581; 116.808 (Dampier Archipelago)
22	Dirk Hartog Landing Site 1616 – Cape Inscription Area (listing)	Western Australia	6 April 2006
23	Dinosaur Stampede National Monument (listing)	Queensland	20 July 2004	23°00′58″S 142°24′41″E / 23.0161°S 142.4114°E / -23.0161; 142.4114 (Dinosaur Stampede)
24	Echuca Wharf (listing)	Victoria	26 April 2007	36°07′12″S 144°44′50″E / 36.1199°S 144.7473°E / -36.1199; 144.7473 (Echuca Wharf)
25	Ediacara Fossil Site – Nilpena (listing)	South Australia	11 January 2007	30°48′28″S 138°08′15″E / 30.80778°S 138.13750°E / -30.80778; 138.13750 (Ediacara Fossil Site)
26	Elizabeth Springs (listing)	Queensland	4 August 2009
27	Eureka Stockade Gardens (listing)	Victoria	8 December 2004	37°33′55″S 143°53′3″E / 37.56528°S 143.88417°E / -37.56528; 143.88417 (Eureka Stockade Gardens)
28	First Government House Site, Sydney (listing)	New South Wales	19 August 2005
29	Fitzgerald River National Park (listing)	Western Australia	6 May 2016	33°56′51″S 119°36′55″E / 33.94750°S 119.61528°E / -33.94750; 119.61528 (Fitzgeral River National Park)
30	Flemington Racecourse (listing)	Victoria	7 November 2006	37°47′25″S 144°54′45″E / 37.79028°S 144.91250°E / -37.79028; 144.91250 (Flemington Racecourse)
31	Fraser Island (listing)	Queensland	21 May 2007^[A]	25°13′S 153°08′E / 25.217°S 153.133°E / -25.217; 153.133 (Fraser Island)	World Heritage Site 1992
32	Glass House Mountains National Landscape (listing)	Queensland	3 August 2006	26°50′51″S 152°57′15″E / 26.84750°S 152.95417°E / -26.84750; 152.95417 (Glass House Mountains)
33	Glenrowan Heritage Precinct (listing)	Victoria	5 July 2005	36°28′S 146°14′E / 36.467°S 146.233°E / -36.467; 146.233 (Glenrowan Heritage Precinct)	Site of the Siege of Glenrowan and the capture of Ned Kelly
34	Goldfields Water Supply Scheme (listing)	Western Australia	23 June 2011
35	Gondwana Rainforests – Barrington Tops Area (listing)	New South Wales	21 May 2007^[A]	32°03′10″S 151°29′37″E / 32.05278°S 151.49361°E / -32.05278; 151.49361 (Barrington Tops)	World Heritage Site 1986
	Gondwana Rainforests – Focal Peak Group (listing)	NSW, Qld
	Gondwana Rainforests – Hastings-Macleay Group (listing)	New South Wales
	Gondwana Rainforests – Iluka Nature Reserve (listing)	New South Wales
	Gondwana Rainforests – Main Range National Park (listing)	NSW, Qld		27°48′57″S 152°15′56″E / 27.81583°S 152.26556°E / -27.81583; 152.26556 (Main Range)
	Gondwana Rainforests – New England Group (listing)	New South Wales
	Gondwana Rainforests – Shield Volcano Group (listing)	NSW, Qld
	Gondwana Rainforests – Washpool and Gibraltar Range (listing)	New South Wales
36	Governors' Domain and Civic Precinct (listing)	New South Wales	10 February 2021	33°52′06″S 151°12′53″E / 33.86833°S 151.21472°E / -33.86833; 151.21472
37	Grampians National Park (Gariwerd) (listing)	Victoria	15 December 2006	37°12′28″S 142°23′59″E / 37.20778°S 142.39972°E / -37.20778; 142.39972 (Grampians)
38	Great Barrier Reef (listing)	Queensland	21 May 2007^[A]	18°17′10″S 147°42′00″E / 18.28611°S 147.70000°E / -18.28611; 147.70000 (Great Barrier Reef)	World Heritage Site 1981
39	Greater Blue Mountains Area (listing)	New South Wales	21 May 2007^[A]	33°43′05″S 150°18′38″E / 33.71806°S 150.31056°E / -33.71806; 150.31056 (Greater Blue Mountains Area)	World Heritage Site 2000
40	Great Ocean Road (listing)	Victoria	7 April 2011	38°44′02″S 143°41′14″E / 38.73389°S 143.68722°E / -38.73389; 143.68722 (Great Ocean Road)
41	HMAS Sydney and HSK Kormoran shipwreck sites (listing)	Western Australia	14 March 2011	26°14′31″S 111°12′48″E / 26.24194°S 111.21333°E / -26.24194; 111.21333 (HMAS Sydney)	The two ships lie 22 kilometres (14 mi) apart.
42	HMVS Cerberus (listing)	Victoria	14 December 2005	37°58′03″S 145°00′28″E / 37.9675°S 145.0079°E / -37.9675; 145.0079 (HMVS Cerberus)
43	HMS Sirius (listing)	Norfolk Island	25 October 2011	29°2′36.9″S 167°57′18″E / 29.043583°S 167.95500°E / -29.043583; 167.95500 (HMS Sirius)
44	Heard and McDonald Islands (listing)	External territory	21 May 2007^[A]	53°06′00″S 73°31′00″E / 53.10000°S 73.51667°E / -53.10000; 73.51667 (Heard Island)	World Heritage Site 1997
45	Hermannsburg Historic Precinct (listing)	Northern Territory	13 April 2006	23°56′35″S 132°46′40″E / 23.942957°S 132.777915°E / -23.942957; 132.777915 (Hermannsburg)
46	High Court of Australia (former) (listing)	Victoria	11 July 2007
47	High Court – National Gallery precinct (listing)	Australian Capital Territory	23 November 2007
48	ICI Building (listing)	Victoria	21 September 2005	37°48′32″S 144°58′24″E / 37.809°S 144.97344°E / -37.809; 144.97344 (ICI building)
49	Jordan River Levee (listing)	Tasmania	23 December 2011		Archeological site on a tributary of the River Derwent
50	Kamay Botany Bay (listing)	New South Wales	15 December 2006	34°01′14″S 151°13′29″E / 34.02056°S 151.22472°E / -34.02056; 151.22472Coordinates: 34°01′14″S 151°13′29″E / 34.02056°S 151.22472°E / -34.02056; 151.22472
51	Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, Lion Island, Long Island and Spectacle Island Nature Reserves (listing)	New South Wales	15 December 2006
52	Kakadu National Park (listing)	Northern Territory	21 May 2007^[A]		World Heritage Site 1981
53	Kurnell Peninsula Headland (listing)	New South Wales	20 September 2004		James Cook's first landing site in Australia in 1770
54	Koonalda Cave (listing)	South Australia	15 October 2014	31°24′S 129°53′E / 31.400°S 129.883°E / -31.400; 129.883 (Koonalda Cave)
55	Lesueur National Park (listing)	Western Australia	6 May 2016	30°08′04″S 115°06′02″E / 30.13444°S 115.10056°E / -30.13444; 115.10056 (Lesueur National Park)
56	Lord Howe Island Group (listing)	New South Wales	21 May 2007^[A]	31°33′S 159°05′E / 31.550°S 159.083°E / -31.550; 159.083 (Lord Howe Island)	World Heritage Site 1982
57	Macquarie Island (listing)	Tasmania	21 May 2007^[A]	54°37′00″S 158°51′00″E / 54.6167°S 158.85°E / -54.6167; 158.85 (Macquarie Island)	World Heritage Site 1997
58	Mawsons Huts and Mawsons Huts Historic site (listing)	Australian Antarctic Territory	27 January 2005	67°00′30″S 142°39′40″E / 67.00833°S 142.66111°E / -67.00833; 142.66111 (Mawsons Huts)
59	Melbourne Cricket Ground (listing)	Victoria	26 December 2005	37°49′12″S 144°59′0″E / 37.82000°S 144.98333°E / -37.82000; 144.98333 (Melbourne Cricket Ground)
60	(listing)	Victoria	11 February 2018	37°49′14″S 144°58′08″E / 37.82056°S 144.96889°E / -37.82056; 144.96889	"The area was previously included in the National Heritage List using the emergency listing provisions of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Act 1999 on 13 February 2017. The area was reviewed further under these provisions leading to a decision to keep the place with some alterations to its boundary and heritage values."
61	Moree Baths and Swimming Pool Complex (listing)	New South Wales	6 September 2013	29°28′27″S 149°50′48″E / 29.47417°S 149.84667°E / -29.47417; 149.84667
62	Mount William Stone Hatchet Quarry (listing)	Victoria	25 February 2008	37°12′38″S 144°48′37″E / 37.210516°S 144.810297°E / -37.210516; 144.810297
63	Murtoa No. 1 Grain Shed (listing)	Victoria	1 October 2014	36°37′23″S 142°28′41″E / 36.6231°S 142.478°E / -36.6231; 142.478 (Murtoa No. 1 Grain Shed)
64	Myall Creek Massacre and Memorial Site (listing)	New South Wales	7 June 2008	29°46′52″S 150°42′45″E / 29.781168°S 150.712613°E / -29.781168; 150.712613
65	Newman College (listing)	Victoria	21 September 2005	37°47′42″S 144°57′49″E / 37.79500°S 144.96361°E / -37.79500; 144.96361 (Newman College)
66	The Ningaloo Coast (listing)	Western Australia	6 January 2010
67	Ngarrabullgan (listing)	Queensland	12 May 2011
68	North Head, Sydney (listing)	New South Wales	12 May 2006
69	Old Parliament House and Curtilage (listing)	Australian Capital Territory	20 June 2006	35°18′08″S 149°07′48″E / 35.302097°S 149.12992°E / -35.302097; 149.12992 (Old Parliament House)
70	Parkes Observatory (listing)	New South Wales	10 August 2020	32°59′52″S 148°15′47″E / 32.99778°S 148.26292°E / -32.99778; 148.26292 (Parkes Observatory)
71	Point Cook Air Base (listing)	Victoria	29 August 2007	37°55′54″S 144°45′12″E / 37.93167°S 144.75333°E / -37.93167; 144.75333 (Point Cook Air Base)
72	Point Nepean Defence Sites and Quarantine Station Area (listing)	Victoria	16 June 2006
73	Porongurup National Park (listing)	Western Australia	4 August 2009
74	Purnululu National Park (listing)	Western Australia	21 May 2007^[A]		World Heritage Site 2003
75	QANTAS hangar, Longreach (listing)	Queensland	2 May 2009	23°26′11″S 144°16′28″E / 23.436474°S 144.27452°E / -23.436474; 144.27452 (Qantas Hangar, Longreach)
76	Queen Victoria Market (listing)	Victoria	23 July 2018	37°48′25″S 144°57′24″E / 37.806966°S 144.956693°E / -37.806966; 144.956693 (Queen Victoria Market)
77	Quinkan Country (listing)	Queensland	10 November 2018	15°38′42″S 144°30′26″E / 15.64500°S 144.50722°E / -15.64500; 144.50722 (Quinkan Country)
78	Recherche Bay (North East Peninsula) Area (listing)	Tasmania	7 October 2005
79	Richmond Bridge (listing)	Tasmania	25 November 2005
80	Rippon Lea House and Gardens (listing)	Victoria	11 August 2006	37°52′45″S 144°59′58″E / 37.8792°S 144.9995°E / -37.8792; 144.9995 (Rippon Lea)
81	Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens (listing)	Victoria	20 July 2004	37°48′17″S 144°58′16″E / 37.804728°S 144.971225°E / -37.804728; 144.971225 (Royal Exhibition Buildings)	World Heritage Site 2004
82	Royal National Park and Garawarra State Conservation Area (listing)	New South Wales	15 September 2006
83	Shark Bay (listing)	Western Australia	21 May 2007^[A]		World Heritage Site 1991
84	Sidney Myer Music Bowl (listing)	Victoria	21 September 2005	37°49′24″S 144°58′28″E / 37.82329°S 144.974454°E / -37.82329; 144.974454 (Sidney Myer Music Bowl)
85	Snowy Mountains Scheme (listing)	New South Wales	14 October 2016	36°18′S 148°28′E / 36.300°S 148.467°E / -36.300; 148.467 (Snowy Mountains Scheme)
86	South Australia's Parliament House (listing)	South Australia	26 January 2006
87	Stirling Range National Park (listing)	Western Australia	15 December 2006
88	Sydney Harbour Bridge (listing)	New South Wales	19 March 2007	33°51′08″S 151°12′38″E / 33.85222°S 151.21056°E / -33.85222; 151.21056 (Sydney Harbour Bridge)
89	Sydney Opera House (listing)	New South Wales	12 July 2005	33°51′25″S 151°12′55″E / 33.85694°S 151.21528°E / -33.85694; 151.21528 (Sydney Opera House)	World Heritage Site 2007
90	Tasmanian Wilderness (listing)	Tasmania	21 May 2007^[A]		World Heritage Site 1982
91	Tree of Knowledge, Barcaldine (listing)	Queensland	26 January 2006		Poisoned in 2006 and felled in 2007
92	Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (listing)	Northern Territory	21 May 2007^[A]	25°20′42″S 131°02′10″E / 25.34500°S 131.03611°E / -25.34500; 131.03611 (Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park)	World Heritage Site 1987
93	Warrumbungle National Park (listing)	New South Wales	15 December 2006	31°13′54″S 149°01′04″E / 31.23167°S 149.01778°E / -31.23167; 149.01778 (Warrumbungle National Park)
94	Wave Hill walk-off route (listing)	Northern Territory	9 August 2007
95	(listing)	Tasmania	8 February 2013
96	West Kimberley (listing)	Western Australia	31 August 2011
97	Wet Tropics of Queensland (listing)	Queensland	21 May 2007^[A]		World Heritage Site 1988
98	Wilgie Mia (listing)	Western Australia	24 February 2011	26°58′S 117°39′E / 26.967°S 117.650°E / -26.967; 117.650 (Wilgie Mia)
99	Willandra Lakes Region (listing)	New South Wales	21 May 2007^[A]	33°39′55″S 143°00′04″E / 33.66528°S 143.00111°E / -33.66528; 143.00111 (Willandra Lakes)	World Heritage Site 1981 Includes Lake Mungo
100	Witjira-Dalhousie Springs (listing)	South Australia	4 August 2009	26°27′39″S 135°31′23″E / 26.46083°S 135.52306°E / -26.46083; 135.52306 (Dalhousie Springs)
101	Wurrwurrwuy stone arrangements (listing)	Northern Territory	7 August 2013	12°19′52″S 136°55′58″E / 12.3311°S 136.9328°E / -12.3311; 136.9328 (Wurrwurrwuy stone arrangements)
102	Yea Flora Fossil Site (listing)	Victoria	11 January 2007	37°13′15″S 145°26′57″E / 37.22083°S 145.44917°E / -37.22083; 145.44917 (Yea Flora Fossil Site)

Notes[]

^A One of 15 World Heritage places included in the National Heritage List on 21 May 2007.
^B Yard 4 North was added on 4 August 2009.

Further notes about table[]

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The following historic resources are included within multiple state lists:
- Australian Alps (ACT, NSW, Victoria)
- Gondwana Rainforests – (NSW and Qld)
- Gondwana Rainforests – Main Range National Park (NSW and Qld)
- Gondwana Rainforests – (NSW and Qld)
- Australian Convict Sites (New South Wales, Tasmania, Western Australia)

References[]

^ "Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999". Federal Register of Legislation. Australian Government. 23 September 2003. Retrieved 2 July 2020.
^ "Register of the National Estate". Australian Government. Retrieved 2 July 2020.
^ "Heritage places and lists". Australian Government. Dept of Energy and the Environment. Retrieved 2 July 2020.
^ "Australia's National Heritage List". Australian Government. Dept of Energy and the Environment. Retrieved 30 January 2020.
^ "Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999". Federal Register of Legislation. Australian Government. Retrieved 2 July 2020.
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b "National Heritage List criteria". About Australia's heritage. Department of the Environment and Energy, Australian Government. Retrieved 17 May 2018.
^ "Search: National Heritage List". Australian Heritage Database. Department of the Environment and Energy, Australian Government. Retrieved 28 September 2017.

External links[]

Media related to Australian National Heritage List at Wikimedia Commons

Australian National Heritage List

[8] The following historic resources are included within multiple state lists:
Australian Alps (ACT, NSW, Victoria)

Gondwana Rainforests – (NSW and Qld)

Gondwana Rainforests – Main Range National Park (NSW and Qld)

Gondwana Rainforests – (NSW and Qld)

Australian Convict Sites (New South Wales, Tasmania, Western Australia)

[2] Australian Alps (ACT, NSW, Victoria)

[3] Gondwana Rainforests – (NSW and Qld)

[4] Gondwana Rainforests – Main Range National Park (NSW and Qld)

[5] Gondwana Rainforests – (NSW and Qld)

[6] Australian Convict Sites (New South Wales, Tasmania, Western Australia)

[1] "Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999". Federal Register of Legislation. Australian Government. 23 September 2003. Retrieved 2 July 2020.

[rne-2] "Register of the National Estate". Australian Government. Retrieved 2 July 2020.

[3] "Heritage places and lists". Australian Government. Dept of Energy and the Environment. Retrieved 2 July 2020.

[nhl-4] "Australia's National Heritage List". Australian Government. Dept of Energy and the Environment. Retrieved 30 January 2020.

[1999actseries-5] "Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999". Federal Register of Legislation. Australian Government. Retrieved 2 July 2020.

[criteria-6] Jump up to: ^a ^b "National Heritage List criteria". About Australia's heritage. Department of the Environment and Energy, Australian Government. Retrieved 17 May 2018.

[7] "Search: National Heritage List". Australian Heritage Database. Department of the Environment and Energy, Australian Government. Retrieved 28 September 2017.

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National (government)	National Heritage List Commonwealth Heritage List Register of the National Estate (defunct)
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Heritage organisations (private/NGOs)	Australian Heritage Council National Trust of Australia Queensland Heritage Council
Heritage resources (government and private/NGOs)	Australian Heritage Database Australasian Underwater Cultural Heritage Database Australian Engineering Heritage Register