wa Through a historical study of events and individuals, John shares with us a deeper sense of place, a welcome addition to Western Australia’s history. John provides a delightful account of his grandfather’s pioneering efforts for the Western Australian community 110 years after his death. The publication tells of Harper’s experiencesmore
nsw In this final issue for 2022, we reflect on the power of heritage to help protect valuable places like the Bylong Valley, plus the National Trust's efforts to breathe new life into historic Comma Cottage in Yass. Heritage lovers looking for a unique country getaway can also find out about NSW's most intriguing heritage pubs.more
wa More than 100 years ago, thousands of fortune seekers flocked to the eastern goldfields hoping to make their fortunes – but water proved more precious than gold. Chief Engineer CY O’Connor oversaw the design of a scheme that would take water from the Darling Scarp to the dry interior moremore
nsw Read about the incredible discovery of a 17th century Dutch Master painting at Woodford Academy in the Blue Mountains, find out why Retford Park has a special connection with dogs, and check out who scooped up the 2022 Heritage Awards. We hope you enjoy this edition.more
act This quarter, placing names and naming places in the Parliamentary Triangle as well as the Canberra and Region Heritage Festival are being featured.more
nsw Welcome to our second edition of the National Trust New South Wales Magazine for 2022. In this issue, we celebrate World Environment Day with a feature on bush heritage and caring for country. We also take a tour through historic Everglades House & Gardens to learn about much needed restorations for this heritage gem, and mark the 30th year of the Salon des Refuses exhibition. We hope you enjoy this edition, and we look forward to sharing more stories with you throughout the year.more
nsw Celebrate summer with a feature on NSW's precious and iconic ocean baths. Explore theatrical history by delving into the digital archives from the Metro Minerva. Learn about the conservation and restoration work made possible by our generous donors and supporters. Keep up to date with the latest news and advocacy to protect heritage in our state. We hope you enjoy this edition, and we look forward to sharing more stories with you throughout the year.more
nsw This edition focuses on the importance and pleasure of landscapes. We shine a light on Mulgoa Valley,
an oasis of natural and cultural heritage in Western Sydney under threat from development. We explore the history of one of Australia’s finest country heritage estates, Retford Park. We look at plans to revitalise historic landscapes at three iconic heritage properties. Plus, our Director of Conservation, David Burdon, uncovers signs of ‘unfinished business’ among some of our much-loved heritage buildings. We hope you enjoy this edition.more
act Hall School Museum and Heritage Centre has celebrated 10 years, read how those 10 years panned out, check out the report and photos from the successful Heritage Polaris and read the issues that have caught the attention of the Heritage Committee…more
nsw The National Trust of Australia (NSW) continues to reach new heights thanks to our supporters who invest in the conservation, education, protection and celebration of our heritage.more
act This issue features the second part of Peter Dowling’s article (part I is in the March issue) about the first Europeans on the Limestone Plains. It also includes notice of this year’s AGM, reports on heritage walks, what’s coming up and an article from last year’s winner of our UCmore
wa The Themes For Westralian Histories is a matrix for storytelling developed by public historian Dr Bruce Baskerville for the National Trust of Western Australia. The National Trust’s property portfolio has been built up over more than 60 years and, across the decades, places have often been acquired serendipitously rather thanmore
nsw In this edition, we celebrate the talented winners of this year’s National Trust Heritage Awards. We explore some fraught history of development and heritage in Sydney and consider the impact of several current proposals. Award-winning author Kate Grenville shares how conserved artworks helped inspire one of her best-loved books.more
