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
act 24 Aug 2022What lies behind Nolan’s personal Search for Paradise? Join Senior Curator, Virginia Rigney, to journey through Nolan’s life from his childhood haven of St Kilda to his time at Heide and beyond. This special exhibition is on loan to Canberra Museum and Gallery from Heide, Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne.moreBook now
act 9 Aug 2022Enjoy morning tea at Cafe Constitution before joining an exclusive tour of Reception this way: motels – sentimental journey with Tim Ross. Recapture the atmosphere of the quintessential Australian holiday with the behind the scenes information only an archives expert can provide. This tour includes an overview of the exhibit, asmoreBook now
act 6 Aug 2022Discover the growing development of Ginninderry from its Aboriginal heritage, early European settlers through to one of Canberra’s newest communities. Hear from Tyson Powell, a Wiradjuri man with Ngunnawal family ties who has a strong passion for his culture and the land. Ange Calliess, like Tyson, is part of themoreBook now
nsw Winter school holidays are a great time to wrap up and get out with the kids for some heritage-inspired fun. Here's what's happening at our places this July ...more
nsw Read about the incredible discovery of a 17th century Dutch Master painting at Woodford Academy in the Blue Mountains, find out why Retford Park has a special connection with dogs, and check out who scooped up the 2022 Heritage Awards. We hope you enjoy this edition.more
act 13 Aug 2022Health and wellbeing have come to the fore in society owing to the challenges of recent years where dramatic changes have been imposed on our normal way of life. In response to lockdowns and natural disasters, there is a desire for bringing people together to promote the health and healingmoreBook now
act 24 Jul 2022The Heritage Walk on Sunday 24 June will introduce us to the new Lyneham and North O’Connor Heritage Trail, developed by the Lyneham Community Association. For more details and bookings: https://lynehamheritagetrail.eventbrite.com.au moreBook now
nsw Caring for historic houses takes enormous work and attention to detail. This year, with the help of your donations, we’re planning an ambitious program of restoration works to future-proof Art Deco icon, Everglades House.more
act 26 Jun 2022The Heritage Walk on Sunday 26 June is a repeat of the March Heritage Walk ‘Mysterious Air Crash of 1927’. This is a fascinating tour exploring a little-known tragedy which happened at the opening of Parliament House. The walk will visit a newly discovered crash site, and raise a numbermoreBook now
nsw These hand-forged, bronze plaques act as a symbol of recognition and protection. All plaques are subject to approval for properties and sites classified by the National Trust (NSW). To apply for a plaque for your heritage-listed home, contact our Archives team via the details below. Plaques in place at Speedwellmore
nsw The National Trust Australia stands with UNESCO and their efforts to implement emergency support across its spheres of competence and calling for the urgent protection of Ukraine’s extraordinary wealth of cultural heritage, with reference to the 1954 Hague Convention on the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict. “…anymore
