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Since 1956, the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) has been the state’s leading independent heritage advocacy organisation. We advocate for the recognition, protection, and celebration of our diverse natural, cultural, social and Indigenous heritage in our cities and regions. We are a totally independent non-profit, non-government entity, and we relymore
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Working in partnership with local councils the awards take place annually to recognise the outstanding work of groups and individuals in preserving Victoria’s heritage. Our heritage includes buildings, gardens and objects, public and private places. Looking to future precincts and areas, the Awards also engage with development and the successfulmore
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What is the Australian Heritage Festival? The Australian Heritage Festival is the biggest annual community-driven heritage festival in Victoria. With hundreds of events and 150,000 visitors each year it is a state-wide celebration of our shared heritage. The Festival provides an opportunity for communities, individuals, local governments and organisations tomore
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Certain records and collection objects contain language or include depictions that are insensitive, disrespectful, offensive or racist. This material reflects the creator’s attitude or that of the period in which the item was created, written, recorded, collected or catalogued. They are not the current views of the National Trusts ofmore
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We offer programs that cover a range of immersive learning experiences and discipline areas from history and humanities to maths and geography. See below for more information about program content, curriculum links and making bookings or download our program guide for more information. All of our programs meet National and Victorian curriculummore
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Head Office Tasma Terrace, 6 Parliament Place, East Melbourne, Victoria 3002 Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Please note that Tasma Terrace is not open to the public.more
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There are many opportunities open to members through engaging with your local Branch. These include: Participating in events including the National Trust annual Australian Heritage Festival Partnering with local government in National Trust Heritage Award schemes Organising diverse activities for local members Working with National Trust staff to influence localmore
