national Advocacy is an important part of the National Trust’s activities; as a community based organisation, we are here to represent the community and bring attention to important heritage issues. As the oldest heritage organisation in the country, the Trust campaigns on important issues. With the establishment of heritage legislation andMore
act In accordance with The National ACT Constitution, the Council shall consist of thirteen persons. Each member of the Council holds office for two years with half of the Councillors to be elected at each Annual General Meeting. More
act The National Trust ACT are involved in a diverse range of Heritage Advocacy activities to ensure all aspects of our heritage are being appropriately promoted and conserved for the enjoyment of this generation and many more to come. Below are some examples of our advocacy projects and public comments, weMore
nsw For over 80 years, the National Trust has been at the centre of the most important heritage campaigns – from our initial campaigns to save Hyde Park Barracks and the Mint Building in Macquarie Street, to our current concerns regarding the Parramatta North Precinct state-led rezoning proposal. We are aMore
nsw Every year, over 1,000 volunteers donate their time to help care for our places and share unique stories of heritage with the community. This incredible contribution goes a long way towards protecting beautiful and iconic places across New South Wales. And with 21 houses, gardens and galleries to choose from,More
nsw Board Members give their time and diverse expertise to ensure that the functions of the Trust are performed efficiently with maximum benefit to members and to maintain the independence and integrity of the Trust, always striving to manage our affairs efficiently and transparently. Underpinning our governance arrangements is an ActMore
nsw As a member of the National Trust, you’ll get free entry to more than 1,000 special places across Australia and the world. You’ll also be directly contributing to the preservation of some of Australia’s most beautiful and loved places. Join today to help keep the heritage of our nation alive.More
nsw Established in 1945 by Annie Wyatt, the National Trust began with a mission to conserve Sydney’s bushland and historic architecture. Today we are Australia’s leading heritage conservation charity. We care for magnificent gardens, galleries and house museums across New South Wales, while also leading the field in bushland management. OurMore
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sa The National Trust of South Australia was first incorporated in 1955 to protect and conserve natural and built places of heritage significance. Today the National Trust of South Australia continues to make a difference to the preservation and promotion of South Australia’s natural and built heritage. In everything we do weMore
nsw Founded in 1946 by conservationist Annie Wyatt, the National Trust of Australia (NSW) is a community-based, not-for-profit organisation committed to promoting and conserving the natural, built and cultural heritage of NSW. The National Trust is custodian of over 30 heritage places, cares for more than 60,000 culturally significant items andMore
