vic Estimated to be over 130 years old, this remarkable tree stands 16 metres tall with a canopy spanning 31 metres, and now occupies the only piece of public land in Kingston. Currently under threat of removal to make way for transmission lines, the tree has become the focus of strongMore
nsw 9 May 2026Travel through time as Nicholas Robinson takes you to the less seen corners of this stunning garden and shares his passion for the plants, the legacy they represent and the incredible transformation this garden has experienced since the 1860s. Learn about the rare and distinguished plants and their unique historiesMoreBook now
nsw 12 Jul 2026 - 26 Jul 2026Former owners, the Keighley’s, curated Golden Vale with a significant art and furniture collection that reflected their interests and passions and perfectly complements the elegant 1860s homestead. Spanning the early colonial era through to contemporary times, the art collection includes works by: Pro Hart, the father of the outback paintingMoreBook now
wa Sydney Australia 5 December 2018: Bundanon Trust announced today that six Australian composers have been awarded the Prelude residencies at four historic houses during 2019. Prelude is a national network of long-term residencies for Australian composers, housed in historic buildings and providing time and space for the creation of new work. InMore
nsw Thomas Meadowcroft was awarded the residency by the Bundanon Trust and moved into Golden Vale Homestead earlier this month. Prelude is a national initiative developed by the Bundanon Trust to provide time and space for Australian composers to create their work by offering long-term residencies in historic houses around Australia.More
nsw 2 Dec 2025The National Trust (NSW) Southern Highlands Branch invites you to enjoy an afternoon of festive elegance with celebratory drinks and hors d’oeuvres hosted at Bowral’s Hopewood House. Established in 1884, Hopewood House was once home to pastoralist Ben Osborne and later to Lebbus Hordern, dubbed the “Jay Gatsby” of theMoreBook now
act 26 May 2026Two new and interesting places to visit in the Southern Highlands this autumn! Bookings have closed but email events@nationaltrustact.org.au in case of vacancies. Tuesday 26 March 2026 In the morning, we will visit the fascinating Mittagong Mushroom Tunnels, where disused railway tunnels now provide the perfect environment for cultivating gourmetMoreBook now
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wa Happy 10th birthday Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail The 24 January 2013 was the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail, held on a very hot day in Kalgoorlie, and the 110th anniversary of Sir John and Lady Margaret Forrest’s opening of the original scheme. The awardMore
sa The history of this congregation dates to 1848. On the 8th of May that year, a group of 21 people left the Ebenezer Baptist Chapel, uncomfortable with the closed-mindedness of the majority of the congregation, and founded a new community of faith dedicated to the proposition that membership should beMore
nsw The National Trust (NSW) has today announced it will reopen a selection of its heritage properties to the community from 3 July 2020. A community organisation, the National Trust (NSW) opens 20 heritage properties across the state on a regular basis for visitors to enjoy the built, cultural and natural heritage. In the interests of keeping the community safe and in compliance with Government regulations throughout the COVID-19 health crisis, the National Trust closed its properties in March 2020.“We are delighted to be reopening a selection of our properties to the community, and we have missed sharing these wonderful places with the people of New South Wales and from farther afield over the past three months,” said Debbie Mills, Chief Executive Officer, National Trust (NSW). “WeMore
nsw The National Trust (NSW) has today announced it will reopen more of its heritage properties to the community in November 2020. A community organisation, the National Trust (NSW) opens 20 heritage properties across the state on a regular basis for visitors to enjoy the built, cultural and natural heritage. In the interests of keeping the community safe and in compliance with Government regulations throughout the COVID-19 health crisis, the National Trust closed its properties in March 2020.“We are delighted to be reopening a selection of our properties to the community, and we have missed sharing these wonderful places with the people of New South Wales and from farther afield over the past three months,” said Debbie Mills, Chief Executive Officer, National Trust (NSW). “We haveMore
nsw Most National Trust staff and volunteers took a well-deserved break over the festive season, but with some of our properties already open again, we are looking forward to welcoming our community back in 2021. As a result of COVID-19 requirements, a number of our properties still remain closed until weMore
wa The National Trust received 260 entries from regional and metropolitan schools in this year’s annual competition. Students from eighteen schools as far north as Karratha and Geraldton, east to Kalgoorlie and south to Albany took part in the competition which is in it ninth year. National Trust Education Manager, JoyMore
wa Buddy Kent was one of the first adopters of the National Trust’s conservation covenant program. He ensured the protection of a unique area of Western Australian bushland by placing a restrictive covenant on parts of his South Bodallin farm. This important action, however, was not the first initiative Buddy tookMore
wa National Trust of Western Australia President Max Kay CitWA said Greater Perth has more Art Deco cinemas still standing than any other capital city in Australia and this book provides an important social history of the changing role of cinema in the lives of West Australians from the advent ofMore
