vic NTAV’s Collections & Cultural Projects Team are excited to announce that you will soon be able to access the Trust’s Art and Heritage Collection online through Vernon Browser. This project is part of an exciting collaborative partnership between the National Trusts of Victoria, Western Australia, and Queensland.more
vic Statement by the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) and the Australian Council of National Trusts on the proposal from the Department of Defence to demolish and remove buildings of significant historical relevance at Australia’s oldest air force base.more
vic In August 2023, Sam Westbrooke commenced in the newly created position of Executive Manager, Conservation and Advocacy, bringing together two important departments of the NTAV. In this post, Sam reflects on her vision for her role.more
vic The novelist and artist Joan Lindsay (1896 - 1984) best known for writing Picnic at Hanging Rock, collected Valentine’s Day cards – unique Victorian-era items that are equal parts delicate, beautiful, and strange. She compiled her collection in a red leather album which was gifted, together with the contents of Mulberry Hill, to the National Trust by Sir Daryl and Lady Lindsay.more
vic The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) (NTAV) has announced that it has appointed Philip Martins as its Interim Chief Executive Officer. Philip will take on the role from 15 February following the completion of Simon Ambrose's term as NTAV CEO.more
vic Experience the power of the classical voice in intimate and unique surroundings for a new ‘Salon Series’ co-presented by the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) and Melba Opera Trust.more
vic As the summer sun beats down, finding ways to stay cool while still enjoying all that Melbourne has to offer becomes a top priority. Fortunately, our special places are brimming with cultural experiences that provide the perfect escape from the heat.more
vic A fascinating installation where love, curiosity and creativity meet. Mulberry Hill, the home that Joan Lindsay shared with her husband Daryl Lindsay, will open to the public every Sunday from the 11 February to 31 March 2024.more
vic Welcome to the season of sun-soaked days, balmy evenings, and endless possibilities! From immersive family experiences, days out in nature or roadtips to discover our state's diverse landscapes, there is plenty to do and discover. Treat this as your guide to unforgettable experiences and make heritage, nature, and culture a stop on your summer getaways.more
vic The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) and Into The Wild Escapes, with the support of the Victorian Government, have partnered to launch three new tiny homes on the historic Mooramong Estate in Skipton, Victoria (Wadawurrung Country).more
vic Earlier this year, the Collections & Cultural Projects Team launched an exciting pilot project - the BIG CCAT, or Big Community Cataloguing Project.more
vic One of Victoria’s largest trees, a majestic River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) located near Guildford on the Midland Highway, has been awarded the prestigious title of 2023 Victorian Tree of the Year by the National Trust of Australia (Victoria).more
vic In April, the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) hosted the inaugural Heritage Trades Show, providing visitors an opportunity to engage with people in the heritage industry and to learn more about being a good custodian of a heritage property - core to the mission of the NTAV's Como Approach.more
