National Trust Victoria Magazine

Discover more than a decade of National Trust (Victoria) magazine back issues

The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) members receive three beautifully curated magazines, delivered to their door each year. Each edition provides a snapshot of the important work we are doing in the field of heritage advocacy. Stay up to date with our latest news, events, exhibitions, collections and special places.

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2025 Member Magazines

Winter 2025

Issue 33

This issue explores the many stories and layers of the past— often hidden or overlooked—that continue to shape our present. From our advocacy and education programs to the invaluable contributions of our volunteers and members, everything we do is part of a shared mission: to protect, celebrate, and pass on the remarkable places and histories that connect us.

Autumn 2025

Issue 32

This edition celebrates the stories of place and the lives of those who came before us. From historic gardens that offer sanctuary to cultural spaces that foster connection, heritage shapes not just our past, but our present and future.

Spring/Summer 2024-25

Issue 31

The theme of this edition focuses around anniversaries, with articles celebrating significant milestones at several of our properties, as well highlighting the exciting program of events and activations at National Trust properties over the Summer Holidays.

Winter 2024

Issue 30

The Winter edition was packed with stories, including tales from National Trust kitchens, the exciting new partnership between Cragside (UK) and Rippon Lea Estate, and the important work undertaken on the National Trust Collection. It also featured a call to action to champion local heritage.

Autumn 2024

Issue 29

The Autumn edition was filled with stories, including the launch of our new short-stay accommodation offerings at Mooramong and the Under Things exhibition, which was part of the Como House of Discovery Series.