vic The Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans), known as the ‘Kalatha Giant’, is thought to be at least 400 years old, 65 metres tall and the 7th largest tree in Victoria (by volume). The tree bears a very old scar at its heavily buttressed base (possibly from 1851) and is hollow allMore
nsw A retired couple approached historical architectural specialists, Michael Bell Architects, with their long term dream; to create an Estate that would provide an appropriate setting for their fine collection of Regency furniture. This dream Estate was described as one that may have been built in NSW, by landed gentry, between 1832More
qld The Duce House, 88 Brisbane Road, East Ipswich According to the Brisbane Truth, it was thanks to a winning ‘glamour look colt’ named El Wonder that Ipswich’s most successful racehorse owners, Norm and Norma Duce, could build their new glamour home in Brisbane Road late in 1952. Although the architectMore
wa Since opening its doors, Woodbridge has become an important place for the community. Whether learning about its significant history or enjoying lunch at the café, Woodbridge provides a tranquil escape and an insight into life in the late nineteenth century. While exploring the land of the Wadjuk Noongar people inMore
wa Families across the country are adjusting to a new way of life. Whether things have slowed down or become more hectic, we know that finding new ways to entertain children is a never-ending challenge. Let us help you with some fun ways you can keep them (or yourself) busy withMore
nsw Cooler days are finally here, which means pulling on the boots and getting out to enjoy the crisp autumn air. We have lots to see and do at our NSW properties this time of year, including nature trails, wildlife spotting, and bursts of spectacular foliage.More
vic It was 7 years ago that the Tokyo based Kinkarakami Institute was commissioned to create approximately 10 square metres of gold embossed wallpaper, recreating the pattern and texture of the hall filler paper at Rippon Lea. The newly crafted and installed wallpaper represents the culmination of almost 10 years ofMore
sa 28 Feb 2025 - 1 Mar 2025Join us for a night of decadence as we take you back to the Golden Age of burlesque, bringing visions of vintage glamour into the 21st century. We’ll entice you into our sensual & glamorous world of burlesque, with fancy feathers, fan dances, elaborate costumes & dazzling characters. The VintageMoreBook now
nsw 11 Sep 2026 - 26 Sep 2026Savour the quiet beauty and peaceful atmosphere of Retford Park after dark, without the crowds. Begin your evening with drinks and canapés served on the elegant front verandah of Retford Park’s ‘Portuguese Pink’ mansion, as the setting sun bathes the gardens in a warm golden glow. We are delighted toMoreBook now
nsw 4 Aug 2026The golden sandstone façade of the heritage-listed former Department of Education building welcomes you on an expert-led tour exploring the site’s rich history, architecture and interiors. Designed in the early 20th century by Government Architect George McRae, the building’s imposing form reflected the importance of public education. Together with theMoreBook now
nsw Sunday 8th May is Mother’s Day. If you’re looking for a special way to treat Mum this year, we have lots of ideas for relaxed garden strolls, historical day trips, and lavish afternoon teas. Here are some of the events happening across NSW.More
sa Geoff Wilson was in 1927 born in Bridgetown, Western Australia and he settled with his family in South Australia in 1941. He studied at the South Australian School of Art and Adelaide Teachers College, and then became a secondary teacher. Geoff travelled to London in 1954 and spent 3More
vic This is a web visitor guide to the Return to hanging Rock exhibition for use on a mobile phone. It answers questions about artists and artworks, providing some interesting insights into Lady Joan Lindsay and her life, and a deeper understanding of Picnic at Hanging Rock! Key: (P) = Provenance Mulberry HillMore
nsw 14 Dec 2025 - 10 May 2026 Built by the Porter family in 1909 and left to the National Trust (NSW) with all its contents in 1997, Miss Porter’s House is a unique living snapshot of twentieth century life in Newcastle. Visitors will enjoy exploring the house and grounds and browsing the furnishings and personal itemsMoreBook now
vic Mooramong remains temporarily closed following recent fire activity in the Skipton area. Mooramong was impacted by recent fire activity in the surrounding area. At this stage, no heritage buildings or significant structures have been lost. Assessments are currently underway to confirm the extent of any damage and to inform theMore
tas National Trust Tasmania plans to activate Runnymede Cottage through a Composer in Residence program coordinated by the Peggy Glanville-Hicks Composer’s House in Paddington NSW.More
