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Heritage place managers and community groups raise awareness of the important heritage stories associated with these places within the Australian community. This new funding will help Australians and international visitors gain an improved understanding and appreciation of many of Australia’s important heritage stories. Proposed actions Delivery Lead Partners Enhance Australia’s Community Heritage website to facilitate greater public interaction, encouraging them to better share their heritage stories and events. Ongoing Department of the Environment Community groups Australian Heritage Council Federation of Australian Historical Societies Facilitate publication of project success stories by grant recipients and Green Army project managers on the Australia’s Community Heritage website. Ongoing Department of the Environment Heritage grant recipients Green Army project managers Enhance the interactive nature of the National Heritage List website with a stronger social media presence. July 2016 Department of the Environment National Trusts of Australia Raise awareness of the National Heritage List and the values and stories of its included places including with support under the Community Heritage and Icons Grants programme. Ongoing 2014-18 Department of the Environment Australian Heritage Council managers State and territory governments Federation of Australian Historical Societies Community groups Support engagement with Australian Heritage Information website to enhance community access to heritage information. July 2020 Department of the Environment Heritage Officials of Australia and New Zealand and territory governments Universities Ministry for the Arts (Department of Communications and the Arts) Support stakeholder engagement with the Australia International Council on Monuments and Heritage Toolkit. Ongoing Australia International Council on Monuments and Sites Department of the Environment Australia International Council on Monuments and Sites (Toolkit) Heritage non-government organisations Explore opportunities to improve public access to heritage information through new technologies and social media, for example, site-specific smart phone July 2020 Department of the Environment National Trusts of Australia