nsw 28 Nov 2026 - 31 Jan 2027Each year a large number of portraits are entered into the Archibald Prize – one of Australia’s most high profile and respected awards – however only a limited selection are chosen for the official exhibition. The Salon des Refusés showcases the alternative entries not selected for the official exhibition inMore
nsw 1 Oct 2026 - 15 Oct 2026This is an opportunity to experience Retford Park through a gardener’s eyes. You’ll have exclusive early morning access to enjoy the beautiful grounds without the crowds. This walk offers a behind-the-scenes perspective on what captures a gardener’s attention: emerging growth, succession planting, long-term planning and the subtle changes that signalMoreBook now
nsw 24 Oct 2026 - 14 Nov 2026This one-of-a-kind event offers an insider’s perspective, guided by Sharon Mulholland, whose newly published memoir, ‘An Invitation to the Table’, recounts her extraordinary 30-years of living and working at the estate. Join Sharon for an intimate, behind-the-scenes tour of the house, where she will share enchanting stories of daily life,MoreBook now
nsw 17 Oct 2026There’s nothing quite like twilight, and the smell of spring in the air as night descends. This October, Brough House will light up for a special Twilight Delight that will transport visitors back to an eve from the Victorian era. Drawing on the evocative history of Grossmann and Brough houses,MoreBook now
nsw 26 Sep 2026 - 18 Oct 2026In Roman Mythology, Pomona refers to the goddess of fruit trees, orchards, fruitful abundance, plenty and gardens. Coincidentally, Ros began her married life at Pomona, a then flourishing fruit growing settlement between Broken Hill and Wentworth on the banks of the Darling River in far western NSW. She has namedMoreBook now
nsw To mark NAIDOC Week, the National Trust is sharing a new audio excerpt exploring the history of Anaiwan Country, the land on which Saumarez Homestead is situated.More
nsw In this issue we celebrate the winners of the 2026 National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards, explore the remarkable history of Lindesay and discover the enduring beauty of National Trust gardens.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 Gulf Station tells an exciting story about the daily life on a pioneer farm, with an array of farm buildings and animals waiting to be discovered.More
vic 30 Aug 2026 - 3 Dec 2026Visit Gulf Station in the Yarra Valley and learn what life was like for a family living on the land in nineteenth century Australia.MoreBook now
vic 2 Aug 2026If you’re looking to slow down, breathe deeply and reconnect with nature, this guided Forest Bathing experience at Rippon Lea Estate offers the perfect opportunity.MoreBook now
vic Visitor Information Group tours are available. To find out more about group tours, click here. For FREE entry to over 1000 properties in Victoria and beyond, plus reduced entry to events and exhibitions, become a National Trust member. Purchase a Gift Certificate Give your family and friends something youMore
vic 28 Jul 2026Members are invited to join Rachel Westaway MP (State Member for Prahran) for an exclusive, behind the scenes tour of Parliament House. MoreBook now
act The ACT Governments response to the Inquiry into the Missing Middle Housing Reform was published on 22 May 2026. You can access the report here EP Report 6 Inquiry Into DPA 04 Government Response (1) National Trust ACT will continue to work with stakeholders to ensure heritage protections are well definedMore
nsw David Burdon, Conservation Director, National Trust of Australia (NSW) gave a speech at the public hearing concerning the Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade References Committee's inquiry into the management of Defence estate assets. Read his statement.More
