national Each State and Territory offers a range of educational programs ranging from curriculum based projects to public lectures. Please refer to your region to find out more about programs available. Also check the Events page for information about upcoming lectures, talk and tours. Through a National Trusts Partnership Program grantMore
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act Tours and events usually fill very quickly, often very quickly after an email to National Trust members. Some of these have not been appearing on this website so members should look out for emails advising of new tours and events. If you have any queries about tours and events contactMore
act From planning and leading walks, tours and other events, researching an issue, writing a submission or newsletter article, helping in the Office, managing the items in the Trust’s collection, participating on a committee or on the Council, the Trust needs volunteers with a wide range of skill sets and experience.More
act Our Patron Donor Program brings together philanthropic supporters to celebrate heritage and sustain conservation and advocacy work. Each year, Patron Donors provide financial support and essential untied funds to be used where they’re needed most. This includes supporting the tireless work of our advocacy volunteers as we work with governmentMore
act 1 May 2026 The ACT Legislative Assembly Standing Committee on Environment and Planning has tabled its Report from the Missing Middle Housing Reform Inquiry into Draft Major Amendment to the Territory Plan 04. Access the Report here Access the Media Release from Chair of the Inquiry, Jo Clay MLA hereMore
act We hope you enjoyed some of the National Trust ACT events and tours during April 2016. The theme for 2017 is Having a Voice. This was initiated to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the 1967 Aboriginal Referendum. It’s about retelling history from a different perspective. The theme, looks at ourMore
