national wa As a statutory agency with regulatory powers, It Is essential the Heritage Council responds positively to community, private and government expectations as well as maintaining best practice in the protection of heritage places. In addition, heritage legislation and Its implementation must also support the role of stakeholders including local governmentMore
vic A visit to the Old Melbourne Gaol will introduce you to stories of the many inmates who spent time in its cells, including those incarcerated for minor misdemeanours who were housed alongside the state’s most dangerous criminals. The Gaol’s most infamous inmate, bushranger Ned Kelly, spent the last few monthsMoreBook now
nsw The Master List does not contain family cemeteries or lone graves as these are generally found on private property. Information about family cemeteries and lone graves can be received by contacting the National Trust on (02) 9258 0123. Information about all burial sites located by the National Trust is heldMore
qld The quintet SoirÈes Musicales will perform vocal ensembles by Schubert, Schumann, Mendelssohn and Brahms, accompanied on Lady Chelmsford's piano, in Old Government House.More
sa The National Trust welcomes nominations of places or objects for classification. These might be individual buildings, groups of buildings, objects such as old railway carriages or bridges, significant trees, gardens or places of great environmental importance.More
act From it's foundation in 1979 to 2004 the National Trust ACT classified or heritage listed places deemed to be of high cultural and historical value to the heritage of the ACT.More
tas Active Appeals Church of Apostles, Launceston Gala Kirk, Cranbrook Playhouse Theatre, Hobart St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Launceston St. George’s Anglican Church, Battery Point Martin Davies Memorial Trust St. Matthew’s Church, Rokeby Phillip Smith Building, Hobart Launceston Bicentenary “Stories in Stone” Cathedral Church of St. David, Hobart Nile Chapel, DeddingtonMore
nsw Cemeteries are an important part of Australiaís past. The monuments of our ancestors provide a history of the nationís growth and a valuable insight into its development.More
