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Guidelines for the Use of the Government/National Trust Logo

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The combined Government/National Trust logo, which must be used in full and cannot be amended in any way, must appear at the top of any published material with nothing appearing either above it or to the left of it. It must appear in a clear space, not crowded amongst other features and the minimum size of the Government Coat of Arms must be 20mm.

The tagline "The Australian Heritage Festival is supported through funding from the Australian Government’s National Trusts Partnership Program" must appear at the bottom of the page.

The preferred colour for the logo is black but it can also be used in green or white (as supplied below). Attention must be paid to contrast, for example, do not place a dark logo against a dark background or position the logo over a busy background. The logo must be clearly visible.

The Australian Heritage Festival Logos (as supplied below) may appear below or to the right of the Government/National Trust Logo.

The 2018 Australian Heritage Festival theme is My Culture, My Story celebrating the diversity of cultures that have shaped our shared heritage. The Festival is an opportunity to reflect on the places where we live, work, and travel, and why they are special, celebrating our many diverse and distinctive cultures. So we call on communities to treasure their local cultural heritage by telling their stories and celebrating their traditions, including storytelling, music, food, dance, traditional games, and crafts.

What are the cultures of your region, and how are they celebrated? What are the stories of your community? Do you know an untold story that should be shared? What is the role of new generations in celebrating and protecting our heritage?

Our shared heritage is rich with voices from many cultures – My Culture, My Story is about taking time to stop and listen to stories from every corner of our society.