act Hall School Museum and Heritage Centre has celebrated 10 years, read how those 10 years panned out, check out the report and photos from the successful Heritage Polaris and read the issues that have caught the attention of the Heritage Committee…more
nsw The National Trust of Australia (NSW) continues to reach new heights thanks to our supporters who invest in the conservation, education, protection and celebration of our heritage.more
act This issue features the second part of Peter Dowling’s article (part I is in the March issue) about the first Europeans on the Limestone Plains. It also includes notice of this year’s AGM, reports on heritage walks, what’s coming up and an article from last year’s winner of our UCmore
wa The Themes For Westralian Histories is a matrix for storytelling developed by public historian Dr Bruce Baskerville for the National Trust of Western Australia. The National Trust’s property portfolio has been built up over more than 60 years and, across the decades, places have often been acquired serendipitously rather thanmore
nsw In this edition, we celebrate the talented winners of this year’s National Trust Heritage Awards. We explore some fraught history of development and heritage in Sydney and consider the impact of several current proposals. Award-winning author Kate Grenville shares how conserved artworks helped inspire one of her best-loved books.more
act Read about the first Europeans on the Limestone Plains, reports on our varied walks and talks, what’s planned for the Kingston Arts Precinct and more… Click on the cover below to read the full edition.more
nsw In this edition, we showcase efforts to rescue some beautiful artworks in our properties. We explore the heritage of Newcastle and consider how to bring about renewal while conserving heritage. And we ask what’s the difference between a street and a road. We hope you enjoy this edition, and we look forward to sharing more stories of heritage throughout the year.more
act Here is the third and final issue of Heritage in Trust for 2020. The leading article is called ‘Is Canberra ‘Griffin’s City’?’, it also includes an update on the heritage nomination of the Canberra Aerodrome Remnants, a report on the Heritage Award results and much more… Click on the covermore
act In this issue enjoy reading about: Mugga Mugga Cottage and the forgotton history of Canberra Heritage nomination of Canberra Aerodrome Remnants Strengthened heritage compliance laws Lisa Russ, the 2019 National Trust ACT University of Canberra Prize Winner A self-guided walk report to Mt Painter Heritage Happenings Events to look forwardmore
act The main article in this issue is about Ken Oliphant’s influence on Art Deco and Modernism on the Monaro. There is also an interesting article about the 250th Anniversary of Cook’s Exploration and reports on heritage issues and events. Click on the Front Cover below to read.more
act Read about the discovery of the origins of the name of a Canberra suburb, the results of our annual Heritage Awards, what’s been happening and what to look forward to…click on the cover photo below….more
act In this issue we have an interesting article by Brendan O’Keefe about the design and history of what we now know as the National Film and Sound Archive. Click on the cover photo to enjoy this edition.more
nsw Read about climate change, the Australian Heritage Festival at the National Trust, conservation – a tale of two front doors, and trust for the future – partnerships to train the young.more
act Read about the early history of St John’s School House, check out all the wonderful Heritage Festival events happening over the next couple of months and find out about the C S Daley desk and unusual chair! Click on the cover to enjoy this issue.more
