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Everick Heritage Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Everick Heritage, Level 17, 110 Mary Street, Kangaroo Point.

Experts in Aboriginal Cultural Heritage, Historical Archaeology & Built Heritage, providing advice for projects nationwide through our state based offices in QLD, NSW, VIC and WA.

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28/05/2026

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The inaugural Queensland Archaeological Colloquium took place on 19 May 2026 at the UQ Atrium located in Brisbane City. ...
25/05/2026

The inaugural Queensland Archaeological Colloquium took place on 19 May 2026 at the UQ Atrium located in Brisbane City. The colloquium brought together 100 cultural heritage specialists, industry representatives, academics and Traditional owners from across Queensland to discuss the significant issues and ideas that are affecting cultural heritage within the state, now and into the future.

The coordinating committee for the Colloquium included –
Michael Westaway (UQ)
Shoshanna Grounds (NGH)
Tanja Harding (Everick)
Ian Scott (Everick)
Luke Kirkwoord (Jacobs)

The day started with a Welcome to Country led by Refiti Tovi from the Turrbal People. The rest of the days program was split into four sessions, covering the topics of heritage practice, AI and emerging practices, scientific methods, and policy and reform within the industry. At the end of each session there was a Panel discussion, which were all well received. Everick representatives participated in two of the Panels

· Tanja Harding facilitating discussions around cumulative impacts on Aboriginal cultural heritage through increasing and competing industry development on Country with the high demand for CSG and the push for renewable energy with Iman People representatives Andrew Donges, Dwayne King and Leo Rebel.
· Tim Robins participating in a discussion on the future of cultural heritage practice.

The Colloquium was a huge success, being both thought provoking and engaging. Some of the highlights from the event included Vicus’ approach to dating, the discussion into the harmful effects industries have on cultural heritage, the emerging challenges faced by the rise of AI, and the general future of cultural heritage both legislatively and scientifically.

Archaeology Week; People, Places, Landscapes, and MomentsOver the past year our team has worked across all states of Aus...
22/05/2026

Archaeology Week; People, Places, Landscapes, and Moments

Over the past year our team has worked across all states of Australia, moving through coastal, inland and urban environments.

From Aboriginal cultural heritage surveys and historical archaeology to Built heritage and interpretation, our work continually reminds us how deeply people remain connected to place.

Happy Archaeology Week from Everick Heritage.

Happy National Archaeology Week ⛏️This National Archaeology Week, we’re recognising the work our archaeology team does a...
19/05/2026

Happy National Archaeology Week ⛏️
This National Archaeology Week, we’re recognising the work our archaeology team does across the country, from field surveys and excavations to recording, research and heritage management.
At Everick, our archaeologists bring together diverse experience and practical expertise to deliver projects across a wide range of environments and industries, helping clients navigate complex cultural heritage outcomes with care and professionalism.

Happy World Museum Day 🏛️Did you know the Australian Museum, formally the Colonial Museum and Sydney Museum, was founded...
17/05/2026

Happy World Museum Day 🏛️
Did you know the Australian Museum, formally the Colonial Museum and Sydney Museum, was founded in 1827! This makes it the fifth oldest natural history museum in the world!

(Image: SLNSW – SPF/208, ca. 1880s)

Happy Mother's Day 💐We wanted to acknowledge the women who are strong role models within the Everick Heritage team.Mothe...
09/05/2026

Happy Mother's Day 💐
We wanted to acknowledge the women who are strong role models within the Everick Heritage team.
Mother's Day is not only about mums, it is also about aunties, sisters, grandmothers, maternal figures, caregivers and more.
At Everick Heritage, we are proud to have a diverse team of highly skilled women across the country whose passion, expertise and generosity contribute to the ongoing strength and impact of our business.

For Built Heritage services, please contact Everick Heritage at admin@everick.net.au and 1300 124 365. We look forward t...
08/05/2026

For Built Heritage services, please contact Everick Heritage at [email protected] and 1300 124 365. We look forward to working with you!

A behind-the-scenes look at filming Ask Tony. Aidan and Tony reviewing the details before and during the shoot at the Jo...
01/05/2026

A behind-the-scenes look at filming Ask Tony.
Aidan and Tony reviewing the details before and during the shoot at the John Storey Memorial Dispensary - keeping it relaxed, but always focused on the story behind the location.
If you haven’t seen it yet, the first Ask Tony reel is now live.

30/04/2026

Introducing ‘Ask Tony’ a new series from Everick Heritage!

Our first episode featuring Tony Brassil focuses on the John Storey Memorial Dispensary

This 1918 photo by James Francis (Frank) Hurley, held in the Australian War Memorial archives, is captioned: "An Austral...
24/04/2026

This 1918 photo by James Francis (Frank) Hurley, held in the Australian War Memorial archives, is captioned: "An Australian Light Horseman collecting anemones near Belah in Palestine". The soldier was identified in 2007 as being 2601 Trooper George Redding, 8th Light Horse Regiment.
Trooper George Redding enlisted from Benalla, Victoria, on the 28th of August 1915, stating his age to be 44. He was in fact 57 making him nearly 61 at the time of this photograph and one of the oldest enlisted men in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF). George Redding, a Boer War veteran, served in the 8th Regiment of the Light Horse in Egypt and Palestine.
George Redding was the great, great uncle of Tony Brassil, Principal Heritage Advisor at Everick Heritage.

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Level 17, 110 Mary Street
Kangaroo Point, QLD
4000

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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(07) 3211 4478

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