Constructed in 1856 by James and Emma Tiver these cottages are listed on the Register of State Heritage Items, the Register of the National Estate and are regarded as unique examples of Cornish/British architecture. They have been carefully restored for bed and breakfast accommodation. Located in Burra, South Australia. - Read more

Once the local watering hole and overnight accommodation for bullock teams and Cobb and Co Coaches en route to the Gold Fields, this historic split log inn - the oldest known building in North Queensland, has been lovingly transformed back to its former glory to once again provide scrumptious meals and a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike. Located at the top of Herveys Range west of Townsville. - Read more

Ten steps to inspecting the house or building

You should get certain information before purchasing any house or building. Pest and termite problem is very common in house and other premises.

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Three Murray River bridges added to Victorian Heritage Register

The Swan Hill Bridge, Tooleybuc Bridge and Barham Koondrook Bridge will now receive State heritage protection in both Victoria and New South Wales.

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State heritage protection for Briagolong Mechanics Institute & Collection

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Barmah Punt recognised for State heritage significance

The Barmah Punt – the oldest surviving cable punt ferry used to cross the Murray River – has been added to the Victorian Heritage Register.

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Sydney Opera House World Heritage Listed

A media release from 28 June, 2007 announcing the world heritage listing of the Sydney Opera House.

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