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Welcome to the first issue of our expanded newsletter. We have doubled the
size of the publication and broadened its scope of subject matter to
reflect the breadth of Heritage Council and Heritage Office activities.
Now you can stay in touch with all the latest developments in heritage
issues, get simple explanations of technical and legal matters affecting
heritage and find out what's happening in heritage in your local area.
We welcome feedback on the new-look newsletter and would also like to hear
from you on what aspects of heritage you're concerned about and what topics
you'd like to see explored by Heritage NSW in the future. Letters to the
Editor should be addressed to Heritage NSW, NSW Heritage Office, Locked Bag
5020, Parramatta, NSW 2124
or emailed to heritageoffice@heritage.nsw.gov.au
Please include your name and address in correspondence together with a
daytime telephone number. Where possible Letters to the Editor will be
printed in their entirety but we reserve the right to edit for reasons of
space.
Cover: During Heritage Week, the NSW Heritage Office is releasing a series
of cards showing examples of movable heritage. This teapot, made in
Kiangsi, China, belonged to the Fong family of Tingha in NSW who owned the
Sam Kee and Company General Store. It now belongs to the Tingha History
Centre.
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