nsw This competition is now closed. Thank you to those who entered. The Back to Black exhibition runs from 15 March to 10 November 2024 at Old Government House. Book your tickets here. More
nsw Meg Stewart is a renowned Australian author, whose parents, artists Douglas Stewart and Margaret Coen, had a long association with Norman Lindsay Gallery in Springwood. Meg’s published books include Autobiography of my Mother, the Dream Life of Harry Moon, Creative Friends and Far from a still life: Margaret Olley. Here,More
nsw Drawing inspiration from a historic item from the National Trust collection, design students are invited to create a garment or accessory of their own, for the chance to win a cash prize and the unique opportunity to be a part of the new major exhibition, Back to Black. Wearing blackMore
nsw We are asking members of the public to submit their thoughts about wearing black, and what it means to them, plus upload a picture if desired. The images and text will then be incorporated into a digital display within the Back to Black exhibition. Historically most often associated with mourning,More
sa To join the National Trust of South Australia your postal address must be a South Australia address only – it cannot be interstate or international. Membership benefits and discounts are only available upon the presentation of a valid membership card. Membership cards and their benefits are non-transferable. Membership is non-refundable.More
sa Sir George Kingston Patrons $5000 and above Mrs Joan Beer Prof Norman Etherington AM Mr Derek & Mrs Carlsa Carter Mr Richard Harvey Mrs Patricia & Mr Edwin Michell Mrs Deborah Morgan Mrs Susan Morgan Edmund Wright Patrons $3000 – $4999 Ms Gabrielle Iwanow Colonel Light Patrons $1500More
sa Sir George Kingston Patrons $5000 and above Mrs Joan Beer Mr Marcus Beresford Prof Norman Etherington AM Mr Richard Harvey Mr Skip & Mrs Lilly Lipman Mr Hugh MacLachlan Mrs Deborah Morgan Mrs Susan Morgan Edmund Wright Patrons $3000 – $4999 Mrs Mary Lou Simpson Colonel Light PatronsMore
sa Sir George Kingston Patrons $5,000 and above Mrs Joan Beer Prof Norman Etherington AM and Prof Peggy Brock Ms Deborah Morgan Mr Edwin Michell Dr Patricia Michell OAM Mrs Susan Morgan Mr Antony and Mrs Mary Lou Simpson Mrs Carlsa and Mr Derek Carter Edmund Wright $3,000 – $4,999 MsMore
sa Sir George Kingston Patrons $5,000 and above Mrs Joan Beer Prof Norman Etherington AM and Prof Peggy Brock Ms Deborah Morgan Mr Edwin Michell Dr Patricia Michell OAM Mrs Susan Morgan Mr Antony and Mrs Mary Lou Simpson Mr Ian Wall OAM Mrs Pamela Wall OAM Edmund Wright $3,000 –More
sa Sir George Kingston Patron $5,000 and above Mrs Joan Beer The Hon Judge Michael Boylan QC & Mrs Deborah Morgan Dr John Davenport Prof Norman Etherington AM and Prof Peggy Brock Mr Hugh MacLachlan & Mrs Fiona MacLachlan OAM Mrs Susan Morgan Mr Antony & Mrs Mary Lou Simpson MrMore
sa Sir George Kingston Patron $5,000 and above Mrs Janet Angas The Hon Judge Michael Boylan QC & Mrs Deborah Morgan Dr John Davenport Prof Norman Etherington AM and Prof Peggy Brock Mr Hugh MacLachlan & Mrs Fiona MacLachlan OAM Mr H Edwin Michell Dr Patricia A Michell Mrs Susan MorganMore
vic Mooramong remains temporarily closed following recent fire activity in the Skipton area. Mooramong was impacted by recent fire activity in the surrounding area. At this stage, no heritage buildings or significant structures have been lost. Assessments are currently underway to confirm the extent of any damage and to inform theMore
sa The existing Statement of Cultural Significance reads, “The former Moonta Mines Public School complex (main building, school residence, shelter shed, toilet block and boundary walls) is significant as a relatively complete example of the largest type of school erected during the formative years of public education in South Australia. TheMore
vic We open some of Australia’s most culturally significant places to the public. With regular tours, events and exhibitions at iconic sites including the Old Melbourne Gaol, Rippon Lea Estate, Como House, Polly Woodside, Barwon Park, and Gulf Station. We aim to bring history to life through vivid storytelling and contemporaryMore
nsw Built in 1888 and extended in 1906, Saumarez Homestead is a place of great heritage significance and natural beauty to visit in Armidale, NSW. The intact furnished mansion is a time capsule of family life, largely untouched since the Edwardian era and features an extensive collection that illustrates the storyMore
