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From the Editor: AS WE WERE finishing the final pages of TRUST, I wondered about Aphrasia “Aphra” Maughan, who indirectly is the cover star of this issue. It is her portrait that you can see hanging in the dining room at Dundullimal, the 1840s homestead near Dubbo in New Southmore
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: 2 PERSPECTIVES Giving voice to Western Australia’s Heritage, CEO Message, and Heritage Watch. 4 INNOVATION Inspired Quilters, and What can we do with water – the next 20 years? 7 CONNECTIONS A traditional building experience, and An approaching bicentenary. 9 PLACES Expanding our vision at Old Farm,Strawberrymore
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Edited by Gina Pickering, this publication provides an overview of the Fanny Balbuk Yooreel project that marked the 110th anniversary of her death. It includes exceptional and rarely heard insights from Perth’s Noongar Elder women about this passionate female resistance fighter who lived through the colonisation of Perth during themore
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In this issue we address the history of heritage festivals in the ACT, and the Australian National Museum of Education at the University of Canberra, review Christine Maher’s book on Richard Brooks and the usual news and events coming up….more
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In this issue: Canberra’s Old Parliament House gardens – Now public gardens, Weston’s Fetherston Gardens, Australian Garden History Society and the National Trust, ACT & Region Heritage Symposium report more
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In this edition: Belconnen Heritage Remembered, Travels and at home with the Trust, John Mulvaney Obituary, John Gale Obituary and heritage of Huntly, ACT National Trust Heritage Awards, Heritage worth saving – Manuka Oval more
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Picture Palaces of the Golden West focuses on the built form and exotic décor of the picture theatres in the art deco era in Western Australia while placing them in the continuum of the earliest advent of film to the present time. Based on seminal research by Vyonne Geneve atmore
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The project was coordinated by the National Trust and was undertaken with assistance from the Wedge Island Progress Association and the Grey Conservation and Community Association. Both community groups also contributed financially to the project. The focus and scope of the project was to assess whether the two shack settlementsmore
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These reports were commissioned by the National Trust of Western Australia, and made possible in part by AMERICAN EXPRESS through a program of the WORLD MONUMENTS FUND. Written by Dr Caroline Bird, MA (Cantab.), MA (STS) (Deakin) , PhD (West.Aust.) and Sylvia J Hallam, MA, FAHA (Fellow of the Australianmore
