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25 Jul 2019 THE SPEAKERS Phil Manning – Senior Curator – Queensland State Archives Topic: Playing with the Past at the Queensland State Archives The changing nature of Queensland’s built environment is documented by photographs and architectural drawings. Using these, Queensland State Archives is experimenting with technology to ‘rebuild’ knowledge and interest in ourmoreBook now
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28 Jul 2019 Artist Robert Malherbe joins us to discuss portraiture and will create a finished portrait on paper of one lucky audience member! As an Archibald finalist in 2017 and 2018 and winner of the Manning Regional Art Gallery’s Naked and Nude painting prize, Robert is one of Australia’s leading figurative painters,more
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31 Dec 2019 The beautiful gum trees lining Belalie Creek through Jamestown’s town centre were planted by returned soldiers following World War 1 as part of a project known as the Diggers’ Walk. Jamestown community members are recreating the Diggers’ Walk, with letters, diaries, photographs and stories featured on signage and complemented by audiomore
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The National Trust of Western Australia is seeking an experienced operator to deliver an outstanding and unique food and beverage offering to complement this remarkable heritage property. A riverside location in the grounds of a unique heritage attraction, this 200 m2 building includes the option to lease and adapt an adjacent contemporary cottage. Additionalmore
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The National Trust of Western Australia is seeking an experienced operator to deliver an outstanding and unique food and beverage offering to complement this remarkable heritage property. A riverside location on the grounds of a unique heritage attraction, this 170 m2 building includes the option to adapt. Peninsula Farm sits on the banks ofmore
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29 Jul 2019 Government House, Sydney, is a ‘working State House’, rather than a historic house museum ‘frozen in time’. The need to re-establish it as a showcase for the best contemporary Australian art, craft and design brought about To Furnish the Future project with a design team and competition to design amoreBook now
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The National Trust of Western Australia is seeking an experienced operator/s to deliver an outstanding and unique food and beverage offering to complement these remarkable heritage properties. One of the two sites is a riverside location on the grounds of Woodbridge. It is a 200 m2 building that includes themore
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18 Oct 2019 - 20 Oct 2019 In the early days of settlement timber getting, agriculture and the discovery of coal brought population and prosperity to the area. Pokolbin is the centre of the Lower Hunter Valley Wine region where the production of world class wines has encouraged a flourishing tourist industry. Within easy reach of Sydneymore
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Thanks to Lotterywest, and a generous donor, some much needed conservation works will be happening at Woodbridge over the next few months. While the National Trust of Western Australia will be closing the historic house from 1 July through to November for these major works, the grounds and Riverside atmore
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24 Nov 2019 This Year Wallaroo Museum celebrates fifty years of continuous service in December. To mark this auspicious occasion we will be holding an “Open Day” on Sunday 24 November. Please note times will be supplied closer to event date.more
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22 Jun 2019 - 29 Jun 2019 Join us at the newly reopened Ellensbrook in the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park for a winter planting weekend. Volunteers are needed to help with planting around 600 native trees and shrubs. If you are interested in joining us please register your interest and availability to: National Trust of Western Australia (08)more
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18 Oct 2019 - 20 Oct 2019 In the early days of settlement timber getting, agriculture and the discovery of coal brought population and prosperity to the area. Pokolbin is the centre of the Lower Hunter Valley Wine region where the production of world class wines has encouraged a flourishing tourist industry. Within easy reach of Sydneymore
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15 Jul 2019 This talk focusses on the period of 1952 to 1972: from Boyd’s first Canberra commission with a house for Manning and Dymphna Clarke; to the year following his untimely death and the completion of Churchill House. Over that twenty years the city grew from a population of around 24,000 tomoreBook now
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6 Oct 2019 The Moonta Country Market is a popular market with both stall holders and the public. Lots of variety, food, Sausage Sizzle run by Moonta National Trust. Come along and be part of the fun. Moonta is a buzz during the market. Take a road tram ride around Moonta. Cost: Freemore
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24 Aug 2019 Convened by Heritage Partners: Australia ICOMOS, Canberra Archaeological Society, Canberra & District Historical Society and National Trust of Australia (ACT) What’s your story? We invite you to tell us about a special Canberra place, a space important to you as part of this year’s Heritage Symposium. Your 5-minutemore
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1 Oct 2019 The Mount Barker branch invite you to come along to a talk by Yvonne Routledge, historian, commissioned by Mount Barker District Council to research the history of Mount Barker. Please note: Venue to be arrangedmore
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2 Jul 2019 The Mount Barker branch invite you to come along to a presentation by Ian Hildebrand, Community Connections Manager, Mount Barker District Council, on matters of interest to the Mount Barker Branch of the National Trust.more
