sa Come along to your state's celebration of our heritage, join our guided walks, come to our talks, performances, children's play day, debates and much moremore
sa The Cobdogla Steam and Irrigation Museum is fighting for its life now. They have launched a petition asking the State Government to reverse SA Water’s decision to cut funds, and need your support to sign it. The museum is holding a FREE Open Day on Sunday February 22, with heapsmore
sa The National Trust of South Australia Tourism and Heritage Workshop will be held for invited guests at the Clare and Gilbert Valleys Town Hall on Friday 27th February from 12pm to 5pm. The workshop will comprise presentations from a variety of speakers on topics such as ‘What is heritage andmore
national sa Spend a leisurely afternoon listening to modern jazz by ‘The Carters’, browse the local craft and homemade produce stalls, play a round of bocce or quoits or relax on the shady lawns of Beaumont House. SA Hills cheese, wine by K1 Winery, beer by Coopers, South American food by ‘Lamore
sa Night tours Z Ward at Glenside Is it really haunted? Are those rumours true? Now is your chance to find out! This building has long been a fascination for those interested in the paranormal, and the question raised… is it really haunted? Join us, in this unique opportunity to exploremore
sa Fort Largs Rally Join the fight to save Fort Largs – Rally this Saturday We are still waiting for information on the Government’s plans for the Fort Largs site. In April the State Government announced plans to sell the fort site to a developer, including the heritage fortifications and associatedmore
national sa The National Trust is calling on the State Government to include the community in the discussion on the future of the Z Ward building at Glenside. The Government yesterday announced it has sold the building and surrounding land to Beach Energy. So far there has been no public consultationmore
national sa Fort Largs at Taperoo is one of only two forts built to defend South Australia. The other, Fort Glanville, is further down Adelaide’s coastline at Semaphore. Both forts have great heritage significance as evidence of nineteenth century defence strategy and technology. Now, there is a new risk to the fort.more
sa ABC News interview featuring Prof Norman Etherington AM President NTSA State Government’s Heritage stance -Future of Glenside Ward Z and Fort Largs at Taperoo To view the interview please click here.more
sa The historical village of Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills is celebrating its 175th birthday. As part of the celebrations, men, women and children will walk or run to Beaumont House on the Pioneer Womenʼs Trail on Sunday 18 May 2014 in memory of Hahndorfʼs courageous pioneer women. For more informationmore
sa Adelaide City Explorer Launch , a new way to explore Adelaide. The National Trust of South Australia, in partnership with Adelaide City Council, launched on the 16th of April a new mobile app and website to promote the city’s heritage and to encourage visitors and locals alike to take amore
national sa About Time 2014: South Australia’s History Festival About Time 2014 is all about exploring our history. There are close to 500 events presented by more than 300 organisers around the state. Open House Adelaide as part of About Time. If you love architecture, you won’t want to miss this one!more
sa HELP CELEBRATE OUR NATION OF TRAVELLERS WITH 1,500 FANTASTIC EVENTS ACROSS AUSTRALIA DURING APRIL AND MAY Pack your suitcase, fill your rucksack and shove a jumbuck in your tuckerbag because you’re coming on a journey! Join the National Trust in celebrating Australian journeys with the 2014 National Trust Heritage Festival.more
national sa The Queen’s Birthday Honours have been awarded to; Emeritus Professor Norman Alan Etherington AM and Mr David Alfred Beaumont OAM For more information please download pdfmore
sa Australia’s Community Heritage website launched by the National Trust in 2013 In an exciting online community based initiative, the National Trust is inviting everyone to get involved with the Australian Government’s Australia’s Community Heritage website. The website is a free heritage site for groups and individuals to share their storiesmore
sa Adelaide City Heritage website One of the highlights of this year’s SA Heritage Festival was the launch of the National Trust’s Adelaide City Heritage website on Wednesday 8th of May. The new website provides an online showcase of heritage in the City of Adelaide, as well as providing a forummore
