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Website design competition

• Winners of the Australia's World Heritage Places competition announced - media release, 10 December 2010

Primary and secondary students from around the nation took part in the competition, designing and building their own informative and imaginative Australian World Heritage website.

Congratulations to the winning schools and thank you to all those schools that participated in this competition.

Winning entries

Senior division William Ross High School  - Aitkenvale, Queensland
Junior division Larrakeyah Primary  - Darwin, Northern Territory