The Queensland Heritage Act 1992 establishes the Queensland Heritage Council. The Heritage Council is composed of 12 members who represent a wide range of professional and community sector interests:
- Local Government Association of Queensland
- National Trust of Queensland
- Queensland Council of Unions
- property sector
- rural sector
Specialty skills include:
- archaeology
- architecture
- conservation
- education
- engineering
- heritage planning
- heritage tourism development
- history
- law
- property economics
Who we are
Our current members are:
Peter Coaldrake, Chair
Professor Peter Coaldrake is Vice-Chancellor of Queensland University of Technology (QUT)…
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Andrew Barnes
Andrew is a Brisbane-based structural engineer. For 20 years, has worked with heritage buildings from…
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Stuart Lummis
In his current role as Director, Building, Planning and Facilities Catholic Archdiocese Services, Brisbane…
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Judith McKay
Dr McKay works as a consultant historian and curator and recently was co-author of the Queensland Parliament…
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Chris Buckley
Chris Buckley is a respected planning consultant who established a town planning consultancy…
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Dr Howard Guille
Howard represents the union movement on the Queensland Heritage Council. Formerly Queensland Secretary…
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Peter Marquis-Kyle
Peter is a Brisbane-based conservation architect who has consulted and directed projects for private…
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Barbara Hovard
Councillor Barbara Hovard is nominated by the Local Government Association of Queensland Inc…
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John Cotter
Mr John Cotter is nominated by the Rural industries group. He is a former President of AgForce Queensland…
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Emily Juckes
Ms Emily Juckes has skills and interest in architectural history and adaptive re-use of heritage buildings…
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