This year, the Built Environment Working Committee and the Heritage Department chose to highlight the issue of "demolition by neglect". Many heritage places around the State are were identified as being in danger of demolition by neglect. This can be attributed to several reasons, including lack of incentives for re-use and conservation; lack of resources to undertake conservation; economic benefits leading from demolition; indecision over future uses etc. These include both government and privately owned places which demonstrate how wide spread the issues and problems are. Some examples of these places include the Armadale Brickworks, South Fremantle Power Station and the Lynwood homestead on the Great Northern Highway.