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Cultural heritage
We protect national and international movable cultural heritage: we regulate exports and imports, and help museums, galleries and libraries acquire important cultural material. We help repatriate...
Movable cultural heritage expert examiners
You can apply to be an expert examiner and assess the significance of cultural material.
Fossils and meteorites
Fossils and meteorites must be assessed for their significance before they can be taken out of Australia.
Sporting trophies and memorabilia
You need a permit to take some trophies, sporting objects and memorabilia that are more than 30 years old out of Australia.
Ancient opalised marine fossils headed for public display at the South Australian Museum
1 February 2012
Ancient opalised marine fossils are on public display at the South Australian Museum.
Powerhouse Museum secures rare Wedgewood vase inspired by colonial Australia
1 February 2012
The National Cultural Heritage Account helped Sydney's Powerhouse Museum buy a historically significant Wedgwood Swan Vase.
Unique Dame Nellie memorabilia goes under the hammer
3 April 2015
Unique Dame Nellie memorabilia goes under the hammer
Alexandra the final station for Malcolm Moore diesel locomotive
1 May 2012
The Malcolm Moore diesel locomotive GT–112–DH1 found a permanent home with the Alexandra Timber Tramway and Museum, in Victoria.
Convict’s timekeeper seeing out its days at Port Macquarie Historical Museum
4 August 2015
The purchase of the sundial for permanent exhibition will assist in better interpretation of Port Macquarie's history as a British penal settlement...
National Library bringing archived Fairfax images to life
1 June 2012
The National Library of Australia is embarking on a ground-breaking project to conserve, catalogue and digitise 12,000 glass-plate negatives from...
Australian Cultural Heritage preserved
24 June 2015
The Australian Government has announced funding of $100,000 from the National Cultural Heritage Account for the purchase of a Collection of nine...
Torres Strait Islander Student Exchange with University of Cambridge
1 November 2013
The University of Cambridge introduced five Thursday Island students to a collection of Torres Strait artefacts this week....
Joint Press Statement on the repatriation of Indigenous ancestral remains
19 November 2014
Joint Press Statement on the repatriation of Indigenous ancestral remains
Information for communities scientific testing on Indigenous ancestral remains
Published
PDF: Information for communities scientific testing on Indigenous ancestral remains (179.3 KB) 
DOCX: Information for communities scientific testing on Indigenous ancestral remains (108.71 KB)
An overview of some of the concerns about scientific testing on ancestral remains. Independent advice about individual circumstances should be sought.
Career pathway opportunities in the repatriation of ancestral remains
1 November 2013
The Natural History Museum in London agreed to repatriate ancestral remains to Torres Strait Islander communities....
Screen
Australia's iconic screen industry is an important contributor to the nation's cultural life and showcases the talents and creativity of our actors, writers, producers, directors and post...
Filming in Australia
Australia is a world-class location for filmmaking. Many big-budget movie and television productions are filmed in Australia, or feature the work of Australian post-production, digital and visual...
Guidelines on the entry into Australia of foreign actors for the purpose of employment in film and television productions
Published
PDF: Guidelines on the entry into Australia of foreign actors for the purpose of employment in film and television productions (224.36 KB) DOCX: Guidelines on the entry into Australia of foreign actors for the purpose of employment in film and television productions (116.01 KB)
These guidelines explain the requirements for employing foreign screen performers for films and television programs under Australia’s migration laws.
Australian International Co-Production Program
The Australian International Co-Production Program encourages creative exchange between partner countries and the development of screen projects of cultural significance.
