qld CEO Welcome “We welcomed Richard Ferguson this month in his role as Project Manager, Collections and Interpretation to tour the National Trust of Australia (Queensland) properties across the entire state and refine his plan focussing on the Collections within our owned properties, the recording of the same, their valuation forMore
qld “The National Trust of Australia (Queensland): Protect, conserve and celebrate Queensland’s environmental, built and cultural heritage” Find out how you can can activate your voice below or download a copy of the NTAQ State Election Priorities document. Following the announcement of the Queensland election for the 25th November 2017,More
national This year’s Australian Heritage Festival visitors were given an insight into our early aviation history when the National Heritage Listed Qantas Hangar ran guided tours for its 95 anniversary. On this day in 1922 Qantas established its first regular passenger air service between Charleville and Cloncurry. The Hangar was theMore
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national Aboard the Endeavour he charted the east coast of Australia after he was hired in 1766 by the Royal Society to travel to the Pacific Ocean. His mission was to observe and record the transit of Venus across the Sun. After that Cook was ordered to search the south Pacific forMore
national Explore Cook’s Queensland museum James Cook was born on October 27, 1728 in Yorkshire. He charted the east coast of Australia after he was hired in 1766 by the Royal Society to travel to the Pacific Ocean. Read more … Moving with the times – events showcase the history ofMore
national Last year’s Australian Heritage Festival featured events that celebrated and remembered the difficulties early settlers faced getting people to all corners of a remote, huge, sparsely populated continent. Railways were established in Australian from the early 1800s and one of the first stations was the Toowoomba railway station on theMore
qld CEO Welcome “I am pleased to report the audited accounts for the 17/18 Financial Year have been approved by the Board and will be presented at the Annual General Meeting on Friday 16th November to be held in Ipswich. And what a successful year it was – thanks to ourMore
qld The Queen’s Wharf precinct has been identified by the Queensland government as a “Priority Development Area” [PDA] – this means it has been identified for accelerated development, with a focus on economic growth. The proposed Queen’s Wharf PDA was declared on November 28, 2014, and went to public notification inMore
qld The National Trust of Australia (Queensland) hasn’t activated its “Love Me, Save Me” campaign since the nefarious demolitions of Cloudlands and the Bellevue Hotel in late 1970s and early 1980s. In the face of unrelenting pressure on heritage places, the ongoing threat to landmarks and rising community sentiment for placesMore
qld The committee’s role is to assist the National Trust board achieve its objective of being a strong voice for Queensland heritage; and a respected and innovative advocate for Queensland’s natural, built and cultural heritage. The committee’s priorities are to: Advocate for improved legislation, regulation, management, resourcing, protection, celebration and interpretationMore
nsw We’ve got something for everyone to enjoy this feature season, so if you love Christmas but you’re not already a member joining us today could be the best thing you do this festive season. Join now or give someone a special gift to treasure.More
qld The Australian Heritage Festival is Australia’s biggest annual community-driven heritage festival. My Culture, My Story: Celebrating the diversity of cultures that have shaped our shared heritage. 18 April to 20 May 2018 Register your event and be a part of a nationwide celebration of heritage events across the states and territories.More
qld CEO Welcome “Welcome to the September edition, written fresh from listening to the Queensland State Tourism Minister’s enthusiastic speech to the Queensland Media Club focussed on new flights coming into Queensland direct from China, into both Cairns and Brisbane, and reminders of the significant private investment going into hotel andMore
qld The Trust Talks aim to open the doors for Innovation, Collaboration and Celebration of our heritage. Each talk showcases some of the heritage industry’s brightest talents, who join us to examine the issues involved with protecting, conserving and celebrating our built, natural and cultural heritage. On the 21 September, theMore
qld A 106 year old fruit cake has been found by Antarctic Heritage Trust conservators among the artefacts from Antarctica’s first building at Cape Adare! The Trust’s Programme Manager-Artefacts Lizzie Meek says although the tin was in poor condition, the cake was well-preserved. “There was a very, very slight rancid butterMore
qld Local residents and Brisbane City Council will be rejoicing at the determination on the 25th August 2017 by the Planning and Environment Court of Queensland to dismiss the appeal for the re-location of Fenton House. The house is an outstanding property designed by the renowned architect Robin Dods. It hasMore
