Another Lesson in Lime
On June 6 this year, a section of ceiling plaster in the Labassa Drawing Room was found to have detached and fallen to the floor. The areas above w…
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A New National Cultural Policy for Australia
Heritage at the Heart of National Cultural Policy
The new National Cultural Policy presents an important opportunity to rethink how we define cult…
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Reframing Defence Estate Management: Why Heritage Must Be Central, Not Peripheral
Feature Image: Former Guard House, Victoria Barracks, St Kilda Rd, Southbank.
The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) has made a submission to …
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Defence Estate Divestment – What is Happening – Facts and Participation
Featured Image: Fort Queenscliff
Australia’s Defence estate is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in decades. Across the count…
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National Trust Submits on Infrastructure Tree Clearances
The National Trust is concerned by widespread tree removals occurring as part of Victoria’s major infrastructure projects.
For many years we ha…
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Are You INTO Natural Heritage?
HRH Dana Firas, Chair of INTO
The International National Trusts Organisation (INTO) has recently reinforced its position linking cultural and …
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Tasma Terrace Revealed
The newly reimagined Tasma Terrace opened its doors on October 30 2025. Terrace 8 now houses a gallery giving visitors access to the costume collec…
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Renewable Energy Infrastructure Position
The effects of climate change on our significant places, landscapes and ecosystems are so far reaching as to pose a substantial threat. As custodia…
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Preserving the See Yup Society Temple
The See Yup Society Temple, a cornerstone of Victoria’s cultural heritage, is embarking on a significant conservation journey to secure its future …
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Public Art is Heritage?
Did you know the National Trust has a Public Art Committee? Established in 1991, this committee of experts has been working diligently behind the s…
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