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Three major organisations concerned for Australia’s natural and
cultural heritage places have joined forces creating a new alliance, the
Australian Heritage Partnership
Please click here for Media Release
Want to know more about Australian National Trust properties to visit?
Please click here for a link to a external magazine recent article on National Trust properties .
Discounted or free entry for National Trust members.
The ACNT Chairman, Dr Graeme Blackman OAM has signed the THE VICTORIA DECLARATION ON THE IMPLICATIONS FOR CULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY
OF CLIMATE CHANGE. Click here to read more about the declaration which was initially signed in Victoria (Canada) by INTO delegates in October 2011.
For more information Click here to see the Our Heritage at Risk
2011 ACT National History Challenge Winner - Abby Meadley
2011 Budget - Heritage Funds
Australian Heritage week Media Release
Click here to read about HRH Prince Charles and his involvement with NTO (International National Trusts Organisation)
Welcome to the web site of the Australian Council of National Trusts (ACNT) - your gateway to the National Trust movement in Australia.
The ACNT is the national secretariat representing the eight Australian State and Territory National Trusts in the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia.
From here you are able to:
The National "Our Heritage at Risk" listing will be announced on 23rd October 2010, To see the nominations click on the link belowFor more information Click here to see the Our Heritage at Risk website
National History Challenge 2011
The ACNT is a sponsor for the annual National History
Challenge. The Challenge is a research
competition open to students from year levels 5 to 12 across Australia. Students are invited to participate and
demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of Australian history by
producing a research project in the form of an essay, museum display,
performance or multi-media presentation.
The 2011 theme for the Challenge was ‘Defining Moments’. The
ACNT sponsors a special category within the competition theme on ‘Australian’
Heritage’.
The 2011 winner is Joseph Sabbagh from the Perth Modern
School. Joseph produced a DVD in the
form of a documentary on the history of the Overland Telegraph Line.
See the National History Challenge website for more details
Joseph Sabbagh winner of the
ACNT category ‘Australian Heritage’ with John Metcalfe (ACNT), Chris Wain (ACT
National Trust) & Peter Dowling (ACNT).
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The National Trust of Australia invites students from years 5 to 12 to enter the Trust’s special category Australia’s heritage.
Cash prizes for best entries meeting the 2011 theme and the National Trust special category theme Australia’s Heritage in each state. A national winner will be selected from these State/Territory entries and awarded additional prizes.
An additional prize will be awarded if a State/Territory winner uses National Trust resources.
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