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19 Oct 2023NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The 48th Annual General Meeting of the National Trust of Australia (A.C.T.) will be held on Thursday 19 October 2023, 5.30pm for 6.00pm. Venue: Robertson Room, St Johns Church, Reid Guest speaker: Mr Duncan Marshall AM, Chair of the Interim ACT Heritage Council. If youmoreBook now
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16 Nov 2023NTAV Members are invited to join The Heights Heritage Home's Head Gardener and Property Curator for an exclusive tour of this stunning Garden.more
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25 Oct 2023NTAV Members are invited to join the National Trust’s Senior Curator and Historian, Elizabeth Anya-Petrivna, for an exclusive talk on the National Trust's Costume Collectionmore
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15 Oct 2023My garden is my most beautiful masterpiece – Claude Monet Plants for sale, live music, variety of stalls, sausage sizzle, scones – jam and cream + more! A unique event – come visit! Meet local artists creating art in the garden. Enjoy the creativity from the Banksia Park International Highmore
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29 Sep 2023The Kingston National Trust would like to invite you to the launch of the Cape Jaffa Lighthouse Conservation Appeal, which has been set up through NTSA State Office. Guests will enjoy complimentary wine and nibbles while listening to prominent SA corrosion specialists describe the challenges in the preservation ofmoreBook now
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26 Oct 2023Featuring Aaron Costa, Amy Cottrell, Chi Weller, Hannah Jane Maybury, Kara Baker, Kuwaii, La Guapa, Millie DeBoo, SMENA, SZN. Expect twenty diverse looks, from ball gowns to suits, the avant-garde to more wearable pieces. All garments are available to purchase at VAULT after the show. This intimate evening is hostedmore
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A Voice to Parliament would provide representation and recognition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the Constitution. The Voice was proposed in the Uluru Statement from the Heart (2017), to enable Indigenous communities to help inform policy and legal decisions that impact their lives. The Australian Electoral Commissionmore
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8 Oct 2023Before he was Australia’s 14th Prime Minister, John Curtin was under the tutelage of none other than Norman Lindsay. Inspired by his early life the National Trust of Western Australia and Writing WA invite emerging and established writers to attend our 2023 Curtin Family Home Lecture: Writing History. Author JosephinemoreBook now
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10 Sep 2023Join us and learn about some of Willunga’s rich history. The Churches Loop Heritage Walk explores our historic buildings and heritage sites. Learn about colonial life as you walk the streets of one of South Australia’s oldest towns. See significant historic buildings such as St Joseph’s Church, St Mary’s Lodge,more
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20 Apr 2025Next Open Day for Gamble Cottage is Sunday 20 April 2025. Click Here for details. Gamble Cottage is open to visitors who have an interested in the history of Coromandel Valley and neighbouring areas that were once part of this locality. There are lots of historic artefacts, furniture and photographs on display and volunteers aremore
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3 Feb 2024 - 6 Dec 2025Morning teas at the Watchman House are open to locals and visitors from further afield on the first Saturday of the month from February to December. Volunteers will be on hand throughout the mornings to guide groups through the house and share its stories as well as those of othermore
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“The Trust is custodian of a nationally significant collection of fashion and dress. It offers opportunities for research and is a useful educative tool – providing insight into consumption, emigration, social change and the aesthetic and technical value of clothing production distribution and design.” – Elizabeth Anya-Petrivna, Senior Curator andmore
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We're working with Bankstown Council to protect a large area of native bushland in Sydney’s West. Known as biobanking, the project is increasing biodiversity and nurturing a bushland paradise in the heart of the suburbs.more
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Over the past two school terms, students from five primary schools have been using new technologies to bring the stories of the past to life. The Moonta Mines: The Magic and Mystery of Life on the Mines project has been partly funded through the Moonta Mines Heritage Project Grant andmore
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On 31 July 2023 the Sir Henry Park Memorial School of Arts museum and cinema/theatre closed. The closure decision was made by the Tenterfield Shire Council as a result of the difficult economic environment and the Council’s financial position. The Sir Henry Park Memorial School of Arts library and cafémore
