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Conservation of the Collection

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Discover the remarkable restoration of the precious objects under the care of the National Trust, made possible through the generous support of the Collections Appeal.
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On Marie Byles and the law

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Barrister Allysha-Jane Merrett opened a new exhibition on trail-blazing solicitor Marie Byles with an inspiring talk on her life and legacy.
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Restoration at Razorback

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Read about our Bushland Management Services work conserving a critically endangered ecological community in Western Sydney.
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The National Trust’s best picnic spots

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Try these idyllic National Trust gardens for family-friendly summer picnics.
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Kingston’s Algerian Oak Voted Victorian Tree of the Year 2025

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The Algerian Oak (Quercus canariensis) in Kingston has been named the 2025 Victorian Tree of the Year, securing more than 40% of the public vote.
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The Details That Tell Our Story

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From wax seals to rare photographs, the National Trust Archives hold decades of untold stories, revealing the fabric of our state’s past.
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Eryldene Historic House and Garden under threat

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An eight-storey development proposal in Gordon threatens the future of Eryldene and surrounding heritage neighbourhood.
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Time Well Spent

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National Trust volunteers tell how they put their passion for heritage into practice, and reveal the sometimes unexpected rewards of donating their time
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The magic of peonies at Retford Park

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October is peony season at Retford Park, the voluminous blooms filling the gardens with colour and scent. Volunteer Dominic Wong shares what to look forward to, when you visit.
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The End of the Line

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The curious history of Mortuary Station, a 19th century railway terminus which served as the final departure point for many of the deceased of Sydney.
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Forest Bathing at National Trust places

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In our fast-paced modern lives, many of us seek alternate ways of reducing stress by connecting with nature. Recently gaining traction in western countries, the idea of ‘forest bathing’ has become more ubiquitous on social media.
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Crime-Busting Adventures That Won’t Bust the Budget These School Holidays

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Looking for low-cost family fun this spring? From pirate ships and puzzle hunts to heritage gardens and countryside escapes, the National Trust has your school holiday plans covered.
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10 weird and wonderful things at National Trust places

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From fairy toadstools to a tribute to a famous weathervane, you’ll never know what you might spot at our places.
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Walking into Better Wellbeing: Five Spring Walks in Heritage & Nature

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As the days grow longer and the air fills with the scent of fresh blooms, spring offers the perfect invitation to slow down, step outside, and reconnect with nature and history.
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The history and heritage of Cleveland House

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Built in the 1820s, discover how the rich history of this remarkable building reflects the changing fabric of Sydney.
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Celebrate International Dog Day

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It's time to celebrate your furry best friend. Grab your pooch, pack your leash and discover what to do at National Trust places.
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Conservation works begin at Harper’s Mansion

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Thanks to the generosity of our donors, members and supporters, important restoration work is being carried out at this historic place.
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Discover the splendour of daffodils at the National Trust

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A harbinger of spring, we look at the intriguing history of these flowers and the National Trust places where they bloom.
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The young ones: 50 things your kids will love at the National Trust

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Looking for something do with the family this weekend? Try our definitive list of kid-friendly fun.
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On Ned Kelly’s Tail: Wild Winter Adventures on the Dark Side

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Pack your thermos, rally the family, and follow the trail of Ned Kelly, Australia’s most notorious bushranger.
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