nt Joining the National Trust makes you a supporter of our efforts to conserve the unique heritage of the Northern Territory for future generations. You will also enjoy the following benefits: Digital Membership Card. Trust Newsletter (NT) – keeps you in touch with the business of the Trust in the Northernmore
nsw Thank you for renewing your membership of the National Trust of Australia (NSW). Membership supports our work, helping us to preserve the heritage of our nation. If you have any queries please call 02 9258 0156 or email memberhelp@nationaltrust.com.au. To renew, please complete the 3-step form below: membership details, optionalmore
nsw Thank you for renewing your membership of the National Trust of Australia (ACT). Membership supports our work, helping us to preserve the heritage of our nation. If you have any queries please call 02 9258 0156 or email memberhelp@nationaltrust.com.au. To renew, please complete the 3-step form below: membership details, optionalmore
nsw How long is the DA on exhibition? The DA has been lodged (5 December 2024) and notification letters have been sent out to neighbours. The exhibition period is until 7 February 2025. Blue Mountains City Council have agreed that they will include any submissions received before the start of themore
nt National Trust of Australia (NT) We are always pleased to see members at the Northern Territory Head Office, however we request that you please make an appointment before your visit to ensure that someone is available to help you. Office Hours Monday to Friday 9am – 2pm After 2pm bymore
nt It is not, as many people think, a Government Organisation. Incorporated under an Act of Parliament in 1976, the National Trust is a member of the Australian Council of National Trusts (ACNT), a federation of Trusts in all States and Territories. Membership of the Trust Australia-wide is over 60,000 persons.more
sa Sir George Kingston Patrons $5000 and above Prof Norman Etherington AM Mrs Joan Beer Mrs Deborah Morgan Mrs Susan Morgan Mrs Patricia & Mr Edwin Michell Edmund Wright Patrons $3000 – $4999 Mrs Mary Lou Simpson Colonel Light Patrons $1500 – $2999 Mrs Andrew & Mrs Elaine Daviesmore
nsw When you join the National Trust (NSW) you belong to a global community who love to explore, enjoy and protect heritage. Become a member today and save $40*. As a National Trust member you can enjoy: Free entry to 100+ special places in Australia Free entry to 1,000 heritage placesmore
nsw Your feedback is important As members of the National Trust your feedback is important to us. Please watch the below briefing of the draft 2025-2029 Strategic Plan before completing the short feedback survey. Feedback closes 15 September, 2024. We look forward to sharing the final 2025-2029 Strategic Plan with you.more
nsw A visit to the charming village of Leura in the Blue Mountains, won’t be complete without seeing Everglades House & Gardens. Drawing from the great traditions of European landscape design and set against a backdrop of World Heritage-listed Australian wilderness, Everglades House & Gardens will charm with its grace andmore
nsw Built in 1839, Dundullimal Homestead is Australia’s oldest and most refined slab house, featuring architectural detail such as cedar joinery, French doors and cobblestone paved verandahs. Surrounded by centenarian trees, enjoy exploring this beautifully restored and unique connection to our rural past. Dundullimal Homestead is just the place for amore
nsw This unique house museum located on Awabakal Country, Newcastle, Miss Porter’s House offers a rare insight into the lives of the Porter family who lived in the house from 1910 to 1997, through good times and bad. Step inside the Edwardian terrace to find historic rooms filled with touching stories, plusmore
nsw Judy Birmingham is a pioneer of Australian historical and industrial archaeology. Alongside her groundbreaking work, she played a pivotal role in the foundation of multiple organisations, including the Australian International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), the National Trust (NSW)’s Industrial Archaeology Committee and the Australian (now Australasian) Society formore
nsw Our Patron Program continues to bring together philanthropic supporters to celebrate heritage and sustain conservation and advocacy work. Each year, your financial support provides essential untied funds to be used where they’re needed most. Recently, funds raised through the Patron Program have contributed to advocacy work as well as much-neededmore
