Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council

Helping the community respect and understand Aboriginal Cultural Heritage and Traditional Owner responsibilities.

What is Aboriginal Cultural Heritage?

What is Aboriginal Cultural Heritage?
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Apply to become a member of the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council

Expressions of interest to become a member of the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council are now open. Applications will be accepted until 5pm on Thursday 25 September 2025. More information on how to apply can be found here.

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Uncle Jim Berg, Framlingham

Returning our Ancestors

A landmark documentary film about the fight to return stolen Aboriginal Ancestors to Country.

Watch the film
Campaspe River, Dja Dja Wurrung Country
Arts, culture & heritage

Victoria's Registered Aboriginal Parties

See Victoria's Registered Aboriginal Parties or search the online map to find a Registered Aboriginal Party for an area of Victoria.

Mont Lonarch in Victoria
Arts, culture & heritage

Ancestral Remains

We are responsible for returning Aboriginal Ancestral Remains (Ancestors) in Victoria.

VAHC 10 Year Anniversary Panel
Arts, culture & heritage

Engagement and Initiatives

A long-standing statutory function of Council is to promote public awareness and understanding of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage in Victoria.

Find out about the Traditional Owners of Country

Registered Aboriginal Parties cover 77.5% of the place we now know as Victoria.

Find out where they are

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Supporting the survival, dignity and wellbeing of Our People.

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View of Frankston beach

Contact us

If you have any questions, please contact us on 03 9922 7002 or email VAHC@dpc.vic.gov.au.

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