vic Dirk Willem Fourie, aka Dirk the Crook, is a Digital Content Creator and Suit Stylist from Melbourne, known for his passion for celebrating “The Golden Age of Menswear.” He describes himself as an "antique streetwear stylist," blending vintage pieces with modern flair.More
vic Dimity Shepherd is one of Melbourne’s most loved mezzo sopranos with a wardrobe as operatic as her voice. For more than 30 years she has strutted the stage and the street in an eclectic style which mixes treasured vintage finds with local designers. Now in her mid 50s, Dimity believes in dressing with abandon as a celebration of life.More
vic Discover the top things to do in Victoria this summer! Explore historic mansions, family-friendly activities, heritage farms, and scenic road trips with the National Trust.More
vic Lindsay Jacombs' story begins not in Australia, but in the former British colony of Rhodesia—now Zimbabwe. For Lindsay, being a supporter of the National Trust is about more than buildings. It’s about legacy. More
vic When Lauren Curtis first visited Barwon Park in early 2016, she wasn’t just stepping into a grand historic homestead - she was walking back into her own family’s past.More
vic As cities evolve to meet growing demand for housing and amenities, finding a balance between heritage preservation and new development has become a critical challenge.More
vic The National Trust is urging all community stakeholders to submit comment on the Public Environment Report for the Queen Victoria Market Southern Development Project.More
vic Recognising excellence in heritage and cultural tourism, three National Trust properties shine as finalists in the 2024 Victorian Tourism Awards.More
vic Explore the story of The Heights and the innovative kitchen that brought comfort and modernity to this historic home—an enduring testament to the Whytes’ forward-thinking vision.More
vic The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) (NTAV) is thrilled to announce that the towering Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans), known as the "Mount Fatigue Giant," has been crowned the 2024 Victorian Tree of the Year.More
vic A balanced "TIMBY" (Thoughtfully In My Back Yard) approach combines heritage preservation with sustainable development, fostering vibrant neighborhoods that honor both past and future. By integrating adaptive re-use and thoughtful design, we can address housing needs without sacrificing the unique character and liveability of our communities.More
vic As part of Melbourne Design Week in May, the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) and the Heritage Council of Victoria hosted a panel discussion on The Fine Art of Traditional Trades.More
