vic The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) has prepared this plan to minimise the risk of coronavirus (COVID-19) transmission occurring to stakeholders, staff, volunteers, contractors and visitors. This plan is based on a review of risks to operations, both offices, gardens and spaces open to the public. Click HERE to viewMore
vic We all want to be remembered and feel that we have contributed something to a better world. Leaving a gift to the National Trust is a very special way you can keep on caring for heritage into the future. It could be the most important charitable gift you ever make.More
nsw As a member, they’ll enjoy free entry to our amazing gardens, galleries and house museums, plus access to exclusive National Trust events and offers. It’s the perfect gift for lovers of nature, history and travel. Membership benefits include: Free entry to more than 100 special places throughout Australia Free entryMore
vic National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Members are advised that the 65th Annual General Meeting will commence at 11.00am on Saturday 20 November 2021. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this will be a virtual AGM conducted online. 65th AGM Details Date and Time: Saturday 20 November 2021 . The meetingMore
wa Donations Refund Policy Due to the nature of charity donations, we are under no obligation to give refunds. Decisions on refunds will be at the discretion of The National Trust of Western Australia management. If a donation is refunded, the associated tax receipt is no longer valid so it shouldMore
sa Z Ward Letters These letters are historically plausible but are works of fiction and should be read as such. They were written in 2021 by Sam Kuhl, a creative writing intern from Flinders University. Educators are invited to download the letters and share them with their students. Printing them outMore
vic Beatrix Potter and Hill Top Near Sawrey, English Lake District Sometimes a house is more than just bricks and mortar. A home is a vessel of memories and stories, personal belongings and collections, a physical vestige of the people who live inside. Visiting the homes of our favourite authorsMore
sa With its roots planted firmly in the semi-rural village of Burnside of the mid-19th Century, St David’s Anglican church now stands strong in the bustling City of Burnside of the 21st Century, just a few kilometres from the City of Adelaide. Not just a single edifice, St David’s comprises threeMore
sa The National Trust of South Australia has made an application to the Magistrate’s Court to assist in the resolution of its dispute with the State Government regarding the eviction notice issued a month ago in respect of its long-term tenancy at Ayers House. Orders were made this afternoon extending theMore
wa Although thousands of people were buried at East Perth Cemeteries fewer than 800 marked graves survive. The National Trust of Western Australia offers the opportunity to purchase a plaque to be attached to one of the denominational fences throughout the Cemeteries to commemorate those laid to rest there. The plaqueMore
sa Robe is one of South Australia’s earliest and best-preserved townships. This historic port was established in 1846 and boasts one of the finest collections of stone buildings from the mid nineteenth century. It thrived as the gateway to the South-East from the 1850s to 1870s, including as a landing placeMore
vic We are proud to launch our inaugural Climate Action Plan – a timely and much needed plan that will enable the National Trust to contribute tangible and meaningful action to address the climate and biodiversity crisis. We know that the climate and biodiversity crisis is the single biggest and fastest growing threat toMore
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vic In 2017, The Andrews Labor Government announced that tech giant Apple had finalised a deal to demolish the Yarra Building, the main built structure at Federation Square and the home of many of Melbourne’s cultural institutions and events, to make way for their new retail store. The deal was madeMore
