tas 23 Oct 2022Event details Our volunteers have been hard at work, harvesting, potting and clipping. A wide range of plants will be available to purchase – many propagated directly from Runnymede’s stunning gardens itself including some beautiful ornamental varieties. The fair will also have stalls selling: Books, Compost, and Bric-a-brac! Devonshire Tea andmore
act 17 Nov 2022NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The 47th Annual General Meeting of the National Trust of Australia (A.C.T.) will be held on Thursday 17 November 2022, 5.30pm for 6.00pm. Venue: Gorman Main Hall, Gorman Arts Centre, 55 Ainslie Ave, Braddon. Guest speaker: Ms Sally Barnes, CEO of the National Capital Authority.moreBook now
nsw Reviving a country treasure, things to do in spring, plus protecting Central Station from overdevelopment. Here are some highlights from our October 2022 newsletter.more
nsw In this final issue for 2022, we reflect on the power of heritage to help protect valuable places like the Bylong Valley, plus the National Trust's efforts to breathe new life into historic Comma Cottage in Yass. Heritage lovers looking for a unique country getaway can also find out about NSW's most intriguing heritage pubs.more
nsw Two long-serving National Trust (NSW) volunteers have been recognised for their achievements at the recent 2022 NSW Volunteer of the Year Awards.more
nsw A donated suitcase and the help of volunteers have led to the unearthing of Annie Wyatt's original handwritten notes from the first meeting of the National Trust in 1947.more
nsw Exquisite drawings by self-taught artist Emily Twynam have been conserved and digitised, and are now on display at her original home in Riversdale, Goulburn, Gundungurra land.more
nsw We’re launching an ambitious program of restoration works to future-proof one of the oldest surviving colonial cottages in the state, Cooma Cottage. You can help with this important conservation work. Discover the difference your donation can make to ensure the future of this piece of living history.more
vic Pentridge is a place that deeply connects to the social and cultural fabric of Australia. Until its closure in 1997, Pentridge was Victoria’s central prison and the most well-known and used gaol in the State’s history. Most of Victoria’s convicted and notorious criminals were gaoled there between 1900 and themoreLearn More
vic 5 Nov 2022In an industry where women were a powerful and progressive force of creativity, the ‘Matriarchs of Australian Fashion’ is an interactive and insightful catwalk-based experience exploring the stories of the women who called the shots from the 1910s to 1950s, as part of the "Trust Conversations" series.moreBook now
act 23 Oct 2022This part of the Belconnen Heritage Track honours the surveyors who marked out the ACT border over 100 years ago. It is one of the easiest sections of the ACT border that can be traversed in a rural setting. Water catchment determined the position of the border for much ofmoreBook now
act 15 Oct 2022Join two organisations – the National Trust and the Australian Garden History Society – that combine these interests in a visit to Lambrigg. Learn about the history of the property, its important place in agriculture in Australia and how the garden has changed over time. SATURDAY 15 OCTOBER 2022 Cost:moreBook now
wa Named after Margaret Feilman OBE, a founding member of the National Trust of Western Australia, this prestigious award recognises individuals or organisations who demonstrate meritorious achievement or service to heritage in Western Australia. First established in 1999, the Margaret Feilman Medal is managed by the National Trust. By nominating someonemore
nsw Experts in heritage, planning and architecture gathered at the National Trust (NSW)'s recent 'Past and Future Cities Forum' to debate the big issues facing Parramatta's heritage and city planning, identifying new solutions for creating cities with character.more
wa The INSPIRE Writer in Residence initiative offers writing in residence opportunities at National Trust places. The program will help to conserve and share the stories of our places, through activation of heritage assets by storytelling, engagement, participation, and interpretation (assets being places, collections, cultural stories). This initiative is being offeredmore
nsw With the NSW State election now confirmed for 25 March 2023, the National Trust of Australia (NSW) is launching its election platform with an independent forum on the key issues facing the state’s heritage places.more
act 25 Sep 2022NOTE POSTPONED TO SUNDAY 25 SEPTEMBER DUE TO THE ROAD CONDITIONS AND THE GUIDE’S DODGY KNEE The Heritage Walk on Sunday on 28 August is to the site of Sherwood Homestead in the Brindabellas. Nothing remains of Henry and Eliza Phillips’ slab hut nor dairy farm but for the exoticmoreBook now
