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National Trust opposes West Pennant Hills redevelopment

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National Trust advocacy director, Graham Quint, said redevelopment should be restrict to the area formerly developed for the IBM centre and its carpark, and the award-winning IBM buildings should be retained. See the full submission to the General Manager of the Hills Shire Council, Michael Edgar,  below:     IBM
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Central Barangaroo underwhelms and overwhelms

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What did we object to? The National Trust (NSW) has objected to the proposal, which shows a complete disregard for the heritage significance and character of Millers Point and its obstruction of historic view lines to and from Observatory Hill. The Trust has three main issues with the proposal. 1.
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Celebrating the Lindsay legacy

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It’s been 50 years since the National Trust (NSW) began caring for the Norman Lindsay Gallery at Faulconbridge. Helen Glad, art historian and grand-daughter to Norman Lindsay, reflects on its acquisition and the crucial role members have played in funding essential work to conserve his legacy.
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National Trust restores Everglades House

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The 12-month project to restore Everglades House is now complete. See the results of the spectacular restoration.
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Students piece together the mystery of a 280-year-old yellow dress

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Fragments of yellow silk discovered in a bag have been reconstructed into a historically accurate 18th century dress, thanks to a collaboration between the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) and the National Trust (NSW). The Yellow Dress will be on show for the first time this month.
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Willunga

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Sharing the National Collection at Willunga National art treasures are gracing the walls of Waverley Park Homestead, putting it on the map for art lovers just two short years after becoming the National Trust of South Australia’s first dedicated gallery, explains Mark Staniforth. The parliamentary act that established the National
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The Rocks World Heritage Under Threat

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Rare brutalist style Sirius Building in Sydney's The Rocks faces demolition.
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The 2021 National Trust Heritage Awards Winners: Announced

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The National Trust (NSW) has held its 2021 National Trust Heritage Awards ceremony, presented by the ABC’s Simon Marnie and announced winners in 10 categories and three individual prizes that celebrate outstanding practice in the field of heritage.
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National Trust (NSW) launches Powerhouse Museum Survey

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The Powerhouse Museum at Ultimo, Sydney, is not on the State Heritage Register. Understanding its heritage significance and value to the community may get it there – so the National Trust (NSW) is asking people to share their views.
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Advocacy – Treasury Buildings Hobart

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The Tasmanian Government has again slated the Treasury Buildings, Hobart for sale. Long-term heritage advocate, Chris Merridew believes that the depressed world economy will lead to a less-than-optimal price being achieved for this important public asset.
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NSW State Election 2023: Make Heritage Matter

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In the lead up to the NSW State election on 25 March 2023, the National Trust (NSW) called on candidates to consider and commit to protecting heritage.
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NSW Volunteer of the Year Awards 2019

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Two volunteering teams and eight individual volunteers from the nomination made by the National Trust (NSW) were selected for judging to receive a certificate of acknowledgement. Teams: Friends of Grossman House Catering Team The Friends of Grossman House Catering Team is led by Gail Johnston and comprises of 10 –
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The who’s who of Australian Art rehung at Retford Park

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This highly anticipated annual event welcomes guests into the former home of the late Mr James Fairfax AC to be immersed in experiences that bring art, collecting, giving and creative expression to life. Guests are able to choose from various experiences including day tours, sunset tours, dinner for 40 people
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The National Trust of Australia (NSW) Strategic Plan 2025-29

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The National Trust of Australia (NSW) has commenced delivery of its Strategic Plan 2025–29 with strong momentum, achieving measurable progress across its objectives in the first year of implementation. Anchored in the principle that heritage is our inheritance and that today’s stewardship ensures a sustainable organisation for future generations, the
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Celebrating the 2,000 who ‘Make a World of Difference’ to us

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The National Trust (NSW) President, Brian Powyer, will this week celebrate with volunteers at the National Trust Centre at Observatory Hill for National Volunteers Week. Two thousand volunteers across the organisation are being acknowledged with communication from the National Trust (NSW) CEO, Debbie Mills and certificates will be presented to
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The last ride in style

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Wrapping up his series on commercial horse-drawn vehicles in the National Trust collection, honorary curator Peter Foster focuses, fittingly, on vehicles designed for life’s last ride – the hearse! The hearse emerged as a distinctive type of vehicle in the 17th century – a rather basic two or four-wheeled vehicle
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Powerhouse Museum: The Community Speaks National Trust (NSW) Survey Reveals Overwhelming Vote to Stay at Ultimo

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On 30 April 2020, the National Trust (NSW) asked the community to complete a survey about the Powerhouse Museum at Ultimo. The community could participate in the survey until 8 May 2020. The purpose of undertaking the survey was to quantify and qualify the significance of the museum in its current location at Ultimo, its built, social and cultural heritage, and the significance of its collection to the people of New South Wales. The National Trust (NSW) distributed a link to the online survey to its members and subscribers to its eNews, to the organisation’s Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter followers.
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Cayman Islands

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Established in 1987, the National Trust for the Cayman Islands perpetuates the National Trust mission statement of preservation of natural and built heritage of historical significance for past and future generations within the Cayman Islands. Their key areas of focus are the preservation of natural heritage through a system of
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Leave a gift to the National Trust in your Will

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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 and
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Brinkworth Reserve

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Volunteers’ hard yacca sustains popular reserve Eyre Peninsula’s first arboretum, nature-based learning and popular recreation spaces mingle with precious remnant bushland at one of the National Trust’s most popular reserves, writes natural heritage manager Alex Emmins. If you’ve not had the chance to explore stunning Eyre Peninsula, you’re certainly missing
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Challenging times: founding the National Trust of South Australia

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In celebration of the National Trust of South Australia turning 70 this year, highly regarded historian and author Dr Susan Marsden explores the challenges that impelled its formation and those that have emerged in more recent times, drawing on her experience co-writing a book about our history to mark a
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