Many buildings, structures, landscapes, shipwrecks and objects have been identified as having a story to tell or have a technical, scientific or aesthetic value that makes them significant. Some National Trusts in Australia have been identifying such places and objects for many years and have created registers or lists of places that they felt should be saved for present and future generations. Although all Australian governments have introduced legislation to identify, protect and conserve heritage items, it is up to local communities to assist all levels of government to continue to protect these heritage assets.
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