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Have your say - Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 review
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Preserving our Aboriginal Sites Grants Program
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Expression of Interest - Aboriginal Cultural Material Committee
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Broome site reassessment
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Changes to the Department of Aboriginal Affairs
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Aboriginal Business Directory WA

The Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage is responsible for planning Western Australia's communities and managing our land and heritage assets. The department is an amalgamation of the former departments of Planning, Lands, the State Heritage Office and the land and heritage functions of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs, and was formed as a result of the changes to the public sector announced by the State Government in April 2017. Read More

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