nsw vic If you’re planning a trip overseas, a National Trust (NSW) membership can give you access to over 1,000 extraordinary heritage places globally.more
nsw A historic copper mine and a magnificent 19th century Victorian home are the latest places to join the National Trust (NSW) register, reflecting the interesting range of heritage sites across New South Wales.more
nsw We might think that volunteering is something to do later in life, but recently four young women joined the team at Grossmann House, bringing the vitality and enthusiasm of youth along with a robust work ethic. Here we talk to them about why they joined, what they do, and how to encourage more young people to start volunteering.more
nsw Plans to raise the Warragamba Dam wall have been shelved after the newly-elected NSW Government decided not to move ahead with the project – a decision applauded by the National Trust, as the consequences of raising the dam wall would have caused dire environmental and heritage concerns for the Greater Blue Mountains Area.more
nsw Historic theatres and cinemas are an integral part of Australia's entertainment and arts histories, and in the lead up to the recent NSW state election, two such theatres were back in the limelight. The Roxy Theatre in Parramatta and the Metro Minerva in Potts Point both got politicians talking about their rich Art Deco legacies and whether the government will step in to secure their protection.more
nsw From the Algerian oaks at Retford Park to a Japanese umbrella pine at Everglades House & Gardens, there's no shortage of special, historic trees that call National Trust gardens home. Our team of head gardeners and property managers share their favourites.more
nsw The National Trust (NSW) has long worked to protect special places for all to enjoy. Take advantage of the cooler months and hit the walking trail for the perfect combination of heritage highlights and the great outdoors.more
nsw A navigational obelisk and a 19th century house from the gold rush days are just some of the fascinating places to join the National Trust Register, reflecting the ever-growing diversity of heritage sites now listed in New South Wales.more
nsw The first practising female solicitor in New South Wales, Marie Byles was a trailblazing women ahead of her time. Not only did she pave the way for women in law, she was also an avid mountaineer, founding member of the Buddhist Society, and passionate conservationist. For Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating her story.more
nsw vic Planning a trip interstate? A National Trust (NSW) membership gives you free or discounted access to over 100 amazing National Trust properties, museums, galleries and gardens. We’ve picked some highlights to add to your next trip.more
nsw The National Trust (NSW) has added five cemeteries to the National Trust Register, reflecting the diverse range of locations and designs of burial spaces throughout our state.more
nsw The National Trust (NSW) has heritage listed a diverse range of places throughout New South Wales – including many rock and ocean pools. Here are five of the best natural pools around Sydney that are on our register and are a must-swim for summer.more
nsw Whether you want to take in the decorations at one of our historic places, or enjoy festive drinks in heritage gardens, we've got lots of Christmas inspiration for you.more
nsw The National Trust commends the Inner West Council for nominating 27 of its beloved local pubs to Council’s heritage schedule in a move that will preserve the area’s famous ‘pub culture.’more
nsw Here at the National Trust (NSW), we not only care for special places, we also act as a strong voice for protecting important built, cultural and natural heritage. This year we worked with government and the community to stand up for heritage under threat.more
nsw With warmer days ahead, there are lots of things to see and do at National Trust places this summer. Pack a picnic, experience an outdoor Shakespeare performance, or enjoy the cool quiet of a house museum on long hot days.more
nsw In a huge win for heritage, the NSW Premier has announced that Central Barangaroo won't be brutalised, after the National Trust and many others raised the alarm about proposed development.more
