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Property and the aspects of it that Indigenous people feel should be protected. Part Two examines how far the existing Australian legal system protects these aspects of Indigenous Intellectual and Cultural Property. Part Threeconsiders possible solution under the headings -Legislative solutions, -Administrative responses and -Policies, protocols and codes of ethics.

-- Cliefden Caves - Belubula River Valley -- Talbragar fossil beds -- Wellington Caves -- 2.Northern Territory -- Alcoota vertebrate fossil beds -- Bauhinia Downs flora, Balbarini -- Bitter Springs Formation, Ross River Homestead -- Bullock Creek vertebrate fossil site -- Ellery Creek Cambrian-Ordovician trace fossil locality -- Cape Van Diemen flora -- Ellery Creek Section -- Mt Skinner fauna -- Mt Watt and Mt Charlotte -- 3.Queensland -- Walsh River and Elizabeth Creek -- Fletcherview - Big Bend `Leichhardt Cliffs' Devonian reef complex -- Mount Morgan Jurassic dinosaur footprint site -- Rewan, The Crater -- Black Mountain Cambrian-Ordovician Boundary Section -- Chinchilla Rifle Range -- Chatsworth Limestone echinoderm and trilobite localities --Contents note continued: Redbank Plains Formation -- Mount Crosby Triassic insect locality -- Jack Hills Gorge and Fish Hill, Broken River Province -- Riversleigh -- Homevale Station -- Dinmore Quarry -- Lark Quarry Dinosaur Stampede National Monument (Winton Formation) -- Late Cretaceous (Cenomanian) Winton Formation -- 4.South Australia -- Ediacara sites, Nilpena, Flinders Ranges -- Emu Bay (Cape d'Estaing to Big Gully), Kangaroo Island -- Myponga Beach, Fleurieu Peninsula -- Ajax Mine archaeocyathid locality -- Stuart, Poole and Nelly Creek fossil plant sites -- Moon Plain Cretaceous fossil site, Coober Pedy -- Lake Palankarinna Lake Eyre and Tirari Desert -- Green Waterhole Cave -- Lake Frome Basin, Namba Formation -- Lake Ngapakaldi Leaf Locality -- Lake Callabonna -- Naracoorte Caves -- 5.Tasmania -- Christmas Hills -- Darwin Meteorite Crater -- Ordovician faunal succession of the Florentine Valley -- Fossil Cliffs, Maria Island --Contents note continued: Early Oligocene macroflora sites of north-western Tasmania -- Lune River Jurassic plant site -- Eastern shore of Macquarie Harbour -- The Shoreline near Point Hibbs, Western Tasmania -- Table Cape - Fossil Bluff, Wynyard -- Triassic vertebrate faunas, Knocklofty Formation -- 6.Victoria -- Mt Howitt fish fossil site -- Genoa River Devonian tetrapod site -- Otway and Strzelecki Ranges -- Hines Quarry Diprotodon site, Bacchus Marsh -- Grange Burn Pliocene mammal site, Hamilton -- Victorian Ordovician graptolite province -- Silurian Baragwanathia site, Yea -- Torquay Oligocene whale and invertebrate site -- Hamilton Miocene-Pliocene invertebrate sites -- Early Cretaceous (Aptian) Koonwarra site -- Middle Eocene Anglesea site, Eastern View Formation -- Latrobe Valley coal measures -- 7.Western Australia -- Devonian `Great Barrier Reef' and Gogo fish fossil site, Fitzroy Crossing -- Devil's Lair, Cape Leeuwin-Cape Naturaliste region --Contents note continued: Tumblagooda Sandstone, Kalbarri and Murchison River Gorge trace fossils -- West Dale, Darling Plateau -- Roe Calcarenite invertebrate fauna, Roe Plains -- Callytharra Formation, Callytharra Springs (Permian invertebrates and foraminifera) -- Broome Sandstone dinosaur trackways and macroflora, Broome -- Miria Marl, Giralia Anticline -- Warrawoona Group (North Pole and Strelley Pool sites), Proterozoic early life fauna -- Cundlego Formation Permian invertebrate fauna, Gascoyne Junction.

5. Planning controls and heritage conservation at the local level -- 6. Analytical framework -- 7. Assessing governments' involvement -- conservation of privately owned heritage -- 8. Management of public historic heritage places -- 9. Getting incentives right for privately-owned heritage places -- 10. Implementing change for privately-owned heritage places -- 11. Improving the operation and management of heritage zones -- A. Conduct of the inquiry -- B. Survey of local governments -- C. Effect of heritage listing: a hedonic study of two local government areas -- D. Planning controls and the identification of local heritage -- E. Heritage conservation by agreement -- F. Examples of public sector asset management guidelines.

-- 8. Heritage protection for local authorities -- 9. Monitoring progress -- Resources -- Heritage organisations -- Criteria for the Register of the National Estate.

process -- Context -- Part 5. The statement of significance -- Principles of good practice with significacnce -- Part 6. Significance in action : applications -- Part 7. National and international significance -- Conclusion -- Glossary -- Acronyms -- Endnotes -- Bibliography -- Web resources -- Index.