act
The main article in this issue is about Ken Oliphant’s influence on Art Deco and Modernism on the Monaro. There is also an interesting article about the 250th Anniversary of Cook’s Exploration and reports on heritage issues and events. Click on the Front Cover below to read.more
act
In this issue we have an interesting article by Brendan O’Keefe about the design and history of what we now know as the National Film and Sound Archive. Click on the cover photo to enjoy this edition.more
act
Read about the early history of St John’s School House, check out all the wonderful Heritage Festival events happening over the next couple of months and find out about the C S Daley desk and unusual chair! Click on the cover to enjoy this issue.more
act
This issue’s main article covers the journal written by two local explorers of the ACT and the region, George Jefferis and John Whelen. There is also a report on this year’s National Trust Heritage Award results and a special tribute to long-time members Dianne and Peter Dowling. Click on themore
act
This issue features an article by Amy Jarvis and Jack Dunstan of the ANU Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Trail. It also includes notice of the AGM, which is on 18 October with guest speaker Dr Sherene Suchy who will talk on “Three P’s for Estates: Planning, Provenance andmore
act
This issue features Blundells and Cooma Cottage and announces the National Trust ACT Heritage Award winners, as well as the usual information about events past and coming up…more
wa
NSIDE THIS ISSUE: 2 PERSPECTIVES Having a Voice: new funding brings Fanny Balbuk Yooreel to the Heritage Festival, CEO Message, Heritage Watch, and Quite a serve from the Artillery Drill Hall. 6 INNOVATION National Trust welcomes lead role in Sunset Heritage Precinct future, Inaugural 2017 Prelude Composer in Residence atmore
wa
From the Editor: AS WE WERE finishing the final pages of TRUST, I wondered about Aphrasia “Aphra” Maughan, who indirectly is the cover star of this issue. It is her portrait that you can see hanging in the dining room at Dundullimal, the 1840s homestead near Dubbo in New Southmore
wa
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: 2 PERSPECTIVES Giving voice to Western Australia’s Heritage, CEO Message, and Heritage Watch. 4 INNOVATION Inspired Quilters, and What can we do with water – the next 20 years? 7 CONNECTIONS A traditional building experience, and An approaching bicentenary. 9 PLACES Expanding our vision at Old Farm,Strawberrymore
act
In this issue we address the history of heritage festivals in the ACT, and the Australian National Museum of Education at the University of Canberra, review Christine Maher’s book on Richard Brooks and the usual news and events coming up….more
