sa Give the gift of unforgettable experiences with a National Trust of South Australia membership. Some of the best gifts can’t be tied with a bow – like peaceful strolls through heritage gardens, exploring grand historic estates, and uncovering the stories within South Australia’s treasured homes. A gift membership opens theMore
vic Every tree, every path, every hidden corner of these landscapes tells a story of resilience and hope. And every visitor, more than 150,000 this past year, finds a moment of connection, grounding, and joy. But caring for nature is relentless work. This year, our small team of professional horticulturalists, supportedMore
sa As a member, you’re not just joining a community—you’re unlocking endless adventures and heritage experiences. Limited FREE or discounted entry to over 1,000 National Trust properties across South Australia, and internationally Prompt Digital Membership Card—emailed immediately after purchase so you can start exploring right away National Trust Magazine — regularlyMore
sa When you purchase a Digital membership, you’re showing your support for the values and mission of the Trust. Your contribution helps us continue our work, share our message, and build a stronger community. It’s important to know that this membership is a way to support us, but it doesn’t makeMore
sa As a member, you’re not just joining a community—you’re unlocking endless adventures and heritage experiences. Membership Benefits: Limited FREE or discounted entry to NTSA events and tours across South Australia, and even overseas Invitations to exclusive member-only events and tours National Trust digital member magazine, delivered three times a yearMore
sa As a member, you’re not just joining a community—you’re unlocking endless adventures and heritage experiences. Membership Benefits: Unlimited FREE or discounted entry to over 1,000 National Trust properties across South Australia, and internationally Exclusive invitations to member-only events, tours, and experiences National Trust Magazine – a beautifully curated hard copyMore
vic Whether you’re looking to recharge, reconnect or simply enjoy the season, National Trust places offer space to breathe, reflect and rediscover what matters. Step away from your screen and into story-filled landscapes—wander through century-old gardens, explore historic homesteads, or sit quietly under the canopy of ancient trees. The uplifting benefitsMore
nsw Since 1961 the National Trust (NSW) has helped support other organisations who undertake the restoration of heritage places across the state. This financial assistance has been administered through tax deductible restoration appeals. As a non-profit organisation, the National Trust receives tax concessions from the Australian Tax Office (ATO). The NationalMore
nt Leaving a gift in your Will is a powerful way to leave a lasting legacy for the places you love. Any gift, no matter how big or small, ensures the future of the National Trust’s conservation and advocacy work and extends the impact of your giving beyond your lifetime. UnrestrictedMore
nt All sites on the NT Heritage Register This listing is copied from the Heritage Council Annual Report 2023-2024. To know more about the individual listing, go to the NT Heritage Register, and type in the item that you are interested in. More information about the Register is found here.More
act In conjunction with our sponsors, the ACT Government, Capital Holdings, the Park Hyatt and Eifer, we are pleased to announce the 2025 award winners. The successful nominations are: Architecture and Built Conservation Winner – West Block Restoration – Oceana Property and Precept Property Partners Highly commended – Old Parliament HouseMore
nt There are many small events and activities run over most of the year in the Territory. In the Dry Season especially, all sorts of things pop up across the Branches. Darwin has Devonshire Teas at Burnett House during the Dry Season. Also Friday nights talks are held atMore
nsw Louise Cox is an internationally renowned architect, the first female President of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects and the second female President of the International Union of Architects (UIA). Co-President of the UNESCO-UIA Validation Council for Architectural Education, a member of the UIA Education Commission also UNESCO’s Historic UrbanMore
