nsw The remarkable generosity of members, donors, trusts, foundations and bequestors helped us care for and protect the heritage of NSW, now and into the future.More
sa In 2026, we’re excited to invite volunteers to our regular working bees focused on technical conservation and collections care. These sessions are a fantastic way to get hands-on with history and help preserve our treasured sites. When & Where: Wednesdays, first week of each month: Collingrove Homestead, Angaston Thursdays, secondMore
vic One of the few private cemeteries that is publicly accessible in Victoria, Hepburn Graves is accessible via a short walk from the carpark on Estate Lane, Smeaton.More
sa Since its inception in 1955, The National Trust of South Australia has become one of the State’s leading and most successful conservation organisations. This is thanks primarily to the continual work of a dedicated community of National Trust volunteers. The Trust awards each year the following; Honorary Life Membership, DrMore
nsw The National Trust (NSW) recognised valued volunteers and staff who have given outstanding service to the National Trust with the 2024 National Trust Honours Awards.More
nsw The National Trust (NSW) has made a submission outlining our concerns in relation to the proposal to develop the Berrima Gaol into a commercial site.More
nsw On 29 November 2025 the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the National Trust (NSW) was held at the S.H. Ervin Gallery and the 2026 Board of Directors announced.More
nsw We explore innovative in heritage through adaptive reuse and young professionals forging their own paths. Plus, discover Australia's first garden suburb.More
sa Where will your membership take you? The next in our series exploring what’s on offer for National Trust members travelling overseas, through reciprocal arrangements with other heritage organisations. More than 30 special places managed by Fondo per l’Ambiente Italiano (the National Trust for Italy) are open to the public, providingMore
sa Plans for large-scale developments in Adelaide’s precious park lands has sparked significant protest in recent months. Adelaide Park Lands Association Deputy President and former Women’s Suffrage Centenary executive officer Loine Sweeney challenges South Australians to think about what is at stake, in a place founded as a ’Paradise of Dissent’.More
sa A new appeal has been launched to generate support for National Trust efforts to conserve, restore and manage its nature reserves in South Australia. Long-term Natural Heritage Committee member and active volunteer bush carer Simon Lewis explains why this endeavour is so important. The National Trust manages 23 nature reservesMore
sa The discovery of a shipwreck associated with Chinese gold-diggers landing at Robe in the 1850s has generated international media attention and excitement in the maritime heritage community. Closer to home, the project has created invaluable opportunities for National Trust volunteers and the local museum collection, writes Heritage Living editor LizMore
sa After major conservation efforts and many months of hard work by local volunteers, the revitalised Port Pirie National Trust Museum is once again welcoming visitors. Historical archaeologist and community historian Christeen Schoepf explains what’s been involved in this major undertaking. The Port Pirie Railway Station forms part of a heritageMore
sa In celebration of the National Trust of South Australia turning 70 this year, highly regarded historian and author Dr Susan Marsden explores the challenges that impelled its formation and those that have emerged in more recent times, drawing on her experience co-writing a book about our history to mark aMore
sa Wrapping up his series on commercial horse-drawn vehicles in the National Trust collection, honorary curator Peter Foster focuses, fittingly, on vehicles designed for life’s last ride – the hearse! The hearse emerged as a distinctive type of vehicle in the 17th century – a rather basic two or four-wheeled vehicleMore
