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In addition to sites inscribed on the World
Heritage List, member states can maintain a list of tentative sites that they may consider for nomination. Nominations for the World Heritage List are only accepted if the site was previously listed on the tentative list. Australia maintains six properties
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have lived in Kakadu for more than 50,000 years. The rock carvings and cave paintings dating back thousands of years provide insight into the life of prehistoric hunter-gatherer societies, with traditions having survived until the present day. Rock art depicts humans and animals, including some
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and mass organisation of workers from 1850 onward. They were purpose-built to serve as meeting places and contained several meeting rooms for assemblies, political, and communal events, offices, often kitchens, printing presses, and businesses. Two buildings are nominated in
Australia. The
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Cultural
Landscape, in 2019. Of these 20 sites, four are cultural, 12 are natural, and four are mixed, listed for both cultural and natural properties. Australia has served as a member of the World Heritage Committee five times, in 1976–1983, 1983–1989, 1995–2001, 2007–2011, and 2017–2021.
1636:, Platypus Bay, and the Breaksea Spit. The area features a succession of sandy dunes, with a history spanning over 700,000 years, and is rich in biodiversity. The vegetation includes tropical rainforests, mangroves, and dry shrublands, and there are more than 350 species of birds.
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are being actively exposed above sea level in an ongoing tectonic process. This allows researchers to study the sequence of crustal levels that otherwise go all the way down to about 6 km (3.7 mi) below the ocean floor. The island is an important breeding ground for
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and inaugurated in 1973, the building is significant both because of its unparalleled design and technological innovation during construction. The complex comprises three groups of interlocking shell structures, covering two performance halls and a restaurant.
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in 1880, the Royal
Exhibition Building (pictured) and the surrounding gardens represent the international exhibition movement of the 19th and early 20th centuries, showcasing technological innovations and development of all nations. The complex was designed by
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Australia. It housed at the time the only female hospital in the country. Following the cessation of the convict transport in 1840, the institution closed in 1848 and was repurposed as a mental hospital (asylum). Other buildings on site are the
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Australia. In addition to punishment and rehabilitation, the convicts were subjected to forced labour to build colonial infrastructure. They also represented a significant source of population of European origin. Simultaneously, this led to the
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in the world, with more than one million images. They represent human figures, either static or in moving poses, as well as terrestrial and marine fauna, including some of the species now long extinct, such as a fat-tailed kangaroo species.
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Originally listed as the
Western Tasmanian Wilderness National Parks and having seen four boundary modifications, the latest in 2013, the site covers a sizeable part of the island of Tasmania. The landscape has been shaped by the
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Heritage Sites in Australia. Red dots are cultural sites, blue dots are natural, and orange dots are mixed sites. Four convict sites are in the Sydney area and five are in Tasmania. The convict site at
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The Great
Barrier Reef, extending 2,000 km (1,200 mi) along the Queensland coast, is the world's most extensive coral reef system, consisting of about 2,500 individual reefs and hundreds of islands and sandy
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This site comprises seven properties that illustrate the geological succession of major early stages in the development of animal life. Fossil and geological record spans 350 million years, from the
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This is a proposed extension to the
Gondwana Rainforest World Heritage Site, comprising numerous protected areas with temperate rainforests. The proposed additions include parts of the
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species that have long been extinct. From the natural perspective, the park comprises a wide variety of ecosystems, including savanna woodlands, open forest, floodplains,
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growths. The area is home to a substantial part of Australian biodiversity, both in animal and plant species. It also includes the only growing sites of the ancient
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The group of volcanic islands and islets about 570 km (350 mi) off the mainland is rich in biodiversity and home to several endemic species, such as the
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in Australia, resulting from almost complete isolation for 35 million years. The older site, at Riversleigh, has fossils from 30 to 10 million years ago (middle
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This nomination comprises several properties on the Cape York Peninsula. The area is geologically old, with highly weathered soils and exposed layers from the
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belief system. Both formations are also known for their scenic beauty. From the geological perspective, both formations illustrate slow processes, such as the
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present in the last 20 million years of this period. The last period documented is the Cambrian with the rapid diversification of animal life, known as the
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that are near the shore. In addition to more than 300 species of corals, there are numerous fish, mollusc, and crustacean species. Every year, hundreds of
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epoch and dried out about 18,500 years ago; since then, the area has been relatively undisturbed. Archaeologists evidence of human occupation, including a
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Priddel, D.; Carlile, N.; Humphrey, M.; Fellenberg, S.; Hiscox, D. (July 2003). "Rediscovery of the 'extinct' Lord Howe Island stick-insect (
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accepted the convention on 22 August 1974. There are 20 World Heritage Sites in Australia, with a further seven on the tentative list.
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population being pushed into the hinterland. Eleven convict sites across Australia are listed, the
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and formation of oceanic and continental crust. Heard Island is mainly covered by
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features, in particular caves that support diverse subterranean animal species.
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plateau that has been heavily eroded into a dramatic landscape of conical
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has been inhabited for around 50,000 years. Through millennia,
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communities have created one of the densest concentrations of
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The remote national park, managed as wilderness, includes the
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These two islands are the only two active volcanoes in the
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carving through the land, creating gorges and waterfalls.
2121:"UNESCO World Heritage Centre The Criteria for Selection"
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The first sites in Australia added to the list were the
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transported around 166,000 men, women, and children to
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towers. It is one of the largest network of sandstone
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species, and the temperature South West, dominated by
2914:"Parramatta Female Factory and Institutions Precinct"
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2251:"Tasmanian Wilderness, WHC Nomination Documentation"
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2654:"Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens"
1006:grows on sand. The process of formation of the
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393:, in 1981. The most recent site listed was the
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1624:This is a proposed extension to the K’gari or
1154:Located roughly halfway between Australia and
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2968:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre. 18 June 2024.
1913:eras. The landscape types include a tropical
913:meadows in the world, home to the endangered
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998:. It contains numerous freshwater lakes and
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1426:In the 18th and 19th centuries, the
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2810:"Great Sandy World Heritage Area"
2634:from the original on 5 April 2012
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2231:from the original on 9 March 2021
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1645:of Australia World Heritage Area
1088:Heard Island and McDonald Islands
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2916:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
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2786:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
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2682:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
2656:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
2630:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
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2428:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
2402:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
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2374:"Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park"
2354:from the original on 10 May 2015
2350:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
2324:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
2256:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
2227:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
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2071:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
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1526:volcano has been shaped by the
1347:Melbourne Centennial Exhibition
734:is pictured), mainly along the
4097:Australian fossil mammal sites
4056:Australian fossil mammal sites
4040:Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park
2426:"Shark Bay, Western Australia"
765:Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park
727:368bis; viii, ix, x (natural)
575:dating to around 40,000 years
385:, at the fifth session of the
337:are not shown on the map. The
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4238:Lists of World Heritage Sites
2862:"Murujuga Cultural Landscape"
2758:"Budj Bim Cultural Landscape"
2602:"Greater Blue Mountains Area"
2288:Biodiversity and Conservation
1780:, the earliest known complex
991:630; vii, viii, ix (natural)
810:people, and form part of the
567:The lakes existed during the
4243:Lists of places in Australia
2550:"Heard and McDonald Islands"
1674:(pictured), sites along the
1248:rock formation is pictured.
1175:(pictured), four species of
1151:629rev; vii, viii (natural)
799:(pictured in front) and the
354:are places of importance to
4154:Budj Bim Cultural Landscape
2400:"Wet Tropics of Queensland"
1496:Budj Bim Cultural Landscape
1189:Greater Blue Mountains Area
1095:577rev; viii, ix (natural)
587:. The dried up lake bed of
362:as described in the UNESCO
4269:
2706:"Australian Convict Sites"
1076:Heard and McDonald Islands
755:, which originated in the
335:Heard and McDonald Islands
4215:
4144:Royal Exhibition Building
4081:Wet Tropics of Queensland
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3367:Intelligence and security
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2628:"Purnululu National Park"
1880:
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1818:Parramatta Female Factory
1792:
1772:period (635-542 Mya, the
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1235:Pherosphaera fitzgeraldii
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364:World Heritage Convention
164:Royal Exhibition Building
4202:Australian Convict Sites
4170:Australian Convict Sites
4118:Australian Convict Sites
3994:Australian Convict Sites
2452:"K'gari (Fraser Island)"
2322:"Lord Howe Island Group"
2199:"Willandra Lakes Region"
1621:vii, viii, ix (natural)
1566: Transnational site
1515:1577; iii, v (cultural)
1423:1306; iv, vi (cultural)
1392:Australian Convict Sites
1045:698; viii, ix (natural)
962:Western barred bandicoot
679:Lord Howe Island phasmid
387:World Heritage Committee
4180:Purnululu National Park
2481:Thylacinus cynocephalus
2300:10.1023/A:1023625710011
1881:Cultural Landscapes of
1876:was completed in 1905.
1874:Broken Hill Trades Hall
1856:iii, iv, vi (cultural)
1782:multicellular organisms
1558:on its tentative list.
1472:1369; vii, x (natural)
1329:1131bis; ii (cultural)
1254:Purnululu National Park
732:Lamington National Park
564:167; iii, viii (mixed)
4019:Willandra Lakes Region
4009:Lord Howe Island Group
3761:Indigenous Australians
3262:States and territories
2225:"Tasmanian Wilderness"
2147:"Kakadu National Park"
2095:"Report of Rapporteur"
1934:Aboriginal Australians
1667:viii, ix, x (natural)
1332:Constructed to host a
1215:plateau is covered by
878:Daintree National Park
852:that spread along the
670:186; vii, x (natural)
638:Aboriginal Australians
545:Willandra Lakes Region
471:Aboriginal Australians
383:Willandra Lakes Region
68:Willandra Lakes Region
3055:Territorial evolution
2495:: e.T21866A21949291.
2284:Dryococelus australis
1866:Victorian Trades Hall
1672:Dorrigo National Park
1374:166rev; i (cultural)
1208:917; ix, x (natural)
1058:Pleistocene megafauna
695:red-tailed tropicbird
628:. There are numerous
622:Quaternary glaciation
533:Quaternary glaciation
4194:External territories
4128:Tasmanian Wilderness
4071:Gondwana Rainforests
4035:Kakadu National Park
3999:Gondwana Rainforests
3501:Cabinet of Australia
3476:Government ministers
3244:World Heritage Sites
3050:European exploration
2680:"Sydney Opera House"
2173:"Great Barrier Reef"
1987:Tourism in Australia
1827:Female Orphan School
1643:Gondwana Rainforests
1160:Macquarie Fault Zone
1108:geomorphic processes
1050:evolution of mammals
888:, Western Australia
854:Great Dividing Range
818:honeycomb weathering
791:is dominated by the
703:Gondwana Rainforests
626:temperate rainforest
597:Tasmanian Wilderness
585:interglacial periods
448:Kakadu National Park
415:World Heritage Sites
402:World Heritage Sites
379:Kakadu National Park
352:World Heritage Sites
339:Gondwana Rainforests
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100:Tasmanian Wilderness
3573:Gross state product
1883:Cape York Peninsula
1776:pictured) with the
1690:Cultural Landscape
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1278:Bungle Bungle Range
954:banded hare-wallaby
950:rufous hare-wallaby
850:tropical rainforest
417:
4219:states/territories
4217:Shared with other
4076:Great Barrier Reef
4028:Northern Territory
4014:Sydney Opera House
3891:Australian studies
3826:Australian English
3635:Telecommunications
3471:Government leaders
3414:Political ideology
2576:"Macquarie Island"
1940:, an example from
1786:Cambrian explosion
1713:cultural landscape
1708:i, iii (cultural)
1634:Great Sandy Strait
1585:state or territory
1569:
1520:cultural landscape
1355:Sydney Opera House
1124:introduced species
874:Great Barrier Reef
789:cultural landscape
777:Northern Territory
634:wild river systems
496:Great Barrier Reef
460:Northern Territory
429:state or territory
413:
375:Great Barrier Reef
132:Sydney Opera House
36:Great Barrier Reef
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4200:(Norfolk Island)
4163:Western Australia
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2888:"Flinders Ranges"
2784:"Tentative Lists"
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1760:(850 Mya) to the
1701:Western Australia
1678:and sites in the
1550:
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1540:short-finned eels
1465:Western Australia
1416:Western Australia
1266:Western Australia
899:Western Australia
691:providence petrel
675:Lord Howe woodhen
325:, as well as the
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1778:Ediacaran biota
1753:viii (natural)
1746:South Australia
1734:Flinders Ranges
1656:New South Wales
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3811:Architecture
3768:Prostitution
3751:Demographics
3716:Homelessness
3615:Reserve Bank
3429:Conservatism
3377:Constitution
3345:Human rights
3303:Constitution
3254:Subdivisions
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1774:golden spike
1596:Description
1590:Year listed
1556:
1543:
1481:whale sharks
1334:world's fair
1239:
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1100:subantarctic
1061:
1060:, including
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922:Hamelin Pool
811:
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683:stick insect
484:Ramsar sites
442:Description
434:Year listed
408:ten criteria
405:
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345:
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4061:Riversleigh
3886:Anglosphere
3726:Immigration
3691:Citizenship
3558:Agriculture
3444:Nationalism
3387:Enforcement
3360:Transgender
3194:Earthquakes
3182:Environment
3116:Immigration
3045:Archaeology
2508:16 December
2069:"Australia"
1926:coral reefs
1907:Precambrian
1725:petroglyphs
1680:Tweed Range
1536:aquaculture
1528:Gunditjmara
1477:coral reefs
1343:Joseph Reed
1300:grassland.
1223:sclerophyll
1120:undisturbed
1017:Riversleigh
996:sand island
919:hypersaline
642:Pleistocene
569:Pleistocene
438:UNESCO data
228:Wet Tropics
212:Riversleigh
4232:Categories
4102:Naracoorte
4049:Queensland
3876:Television
3846:Literature
3731:Irreligion
3711:Healthcare
3706:Euthanasia
3686:Censorship
3493:Government
3439:Liberalism
3409:Parliament
3121:Indigenous
3111:Federation
3101:Diplomatic
3075:Since 1945
3040:Prehistory
2950:26 January
2924:26 January
2768:5 November
2742:5 November
2716:5 November
2690:5 November
2664:5 November
2638:5 November
2612:5 November
2586:5 November
2560:5 November
2534:5 November
2462:5 November
2436:5 November
2410:5 November
2384:5 November
2358:5 November
2332:5 November
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2235:5 November
2209:5 November
2183:5 November
2157:5 November
2042:3 February
1993:References
1930:New Guinea
1895:Queensland
1721:Aboriginal
1660:Queensland
1614:Queensland
1583:Location (
1437:Aboriginal
1383:Jørn Utzon
1294:cone karst
1218:Eucalyptus
1156:Antarctica
1104:glaciology
1063:Thylacoleo
1038:Queensland
1021:Naracoorte
1004:rainforest
984:Queensland
960:, and the
941:Eucalyptus
838:Queensland
804:Kata Tjuta
752:Araucarias
720:Queensland
589:Lake Mungo
508:Queensland
427:Location (
389:, held in
196:Naracoorte
4185:Shark Bay
3783:Squatting
3736:Languages
3701:Education
3681:Aged care
3645:Transport
3454:Socialism
3434:Far-right
3424:Christian
3419:Anarchism
3382:Judiciary
3318:Donations
3313:Elections
3224:Mountains
3172:Continent
3150:Geography
3070:1901–1945
3065:1851–1900
3060:1788–1850
3006:Australia
2898:17 August
2872:17 August
2846:17 August
2820:17 August
2794:7 October
2131:17 August
2079:19 August
1922:mangroves
1870:Melbourne
1770:Ediacaran
1485:limestone
1286:sandstone
1213:sandstone
1177:albatross
1068:thylacine
886:Shark Bay
862:primitive
795:monolith
793:sandstone
573:cremation
476:mangroves
368:Australia
350:(UNESCO)
292:Shark Bay
260:Purnululu
4137:Victoria
4111:Tasmania
3933:Category
3778:Religion
3676:Abortion
3630:Taxation
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3350:Intersex
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