Learn more about the important work of the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) through a range of resources and publications

Since 1956, the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) has been the state’s leading independent heritage advocacy organisation. We advocate for the recognition, protection, and celebration of our diverse natural, cultural, social and Indigenous heritage in our cities and regions.

We are a totally independent non-profit, non-government entity, and we rely on the support of our members to advocate for our shared heritage. Consider becoming a member today to support our work and enjoy a wide range of benefits.

Publications

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Member Magazine

Explore back editions of our vibrant member magazine containing the latest news, events, exhibitions, collections and special places.

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Annual Report

Our Annual Report 2023-24 details key financial and operational events for the year ending 30 June 2024, in addition to providing insights into some of the extraordinary work that has taken place across the National Trust of Australia (Victoria).

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Strategic Plan

Together with our community, we will build on the strong foundation of our past to create a relevant and sustainable future which responds to the challenges of our times.

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Toolkits & Resources

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Advocacy Toolkit

A free resource to support individuals and communities to advocate for the protection of places of cultural heritage significance.

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Trust Advocate Blog

Stay up to date with the National Trust's heritage advocacy activities, including the most recent campaigns and submissions.

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Technical Bulletins

A range of technical bulletins containing information on the conservation and restoration of heritage buildings.

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Action Plans

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Climate Action

We are proud to play an active part in the global movement to address and overcome the climate and biodiversity crisis.

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Reconciliation

Reconciliation has been a fundamental pillar of our organisation since 2011, representing one of the most important commitments we have made in our history.

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Como Approach

The Como Approach Action Plan will ensure that conservation skills are valued and sustained into the future.

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