14/07/2026
Tickets are limited so be quick to secure a place at this premier heritage networking event. https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/act/
Our purpose is to foster public knowledge about and conserve places and objects that are significant
The National Trust of Australia (ACT)was established because there were concerns that the heritage of ACT - Aboriginal, colonial, natural and early National Capital - needed recognition, documentation and protection. Although we do not own or manage historic properties we concentrate our efforts on research and publishing the results of our research, providing services to our members and providing expert advice to the government and other agencies.
14/07/2026
Tickets are limited so be quick to secure a place at this premier heritage networking event. https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/act/
09/07/2026
The Canberra Olympic Pool (Canberra City) c1955 is an iconic example of mid-century architecture, recognised and loved by Canberrans. Its nomination to the ACT Heritage Register was rejected in 2014.
National Trust ACT is conducting a social value survey with a view to generating new information that may support renomination of this significant place. The survey only takes a few minutes to complete so please, if the place or image mean something to you, complete our survey now! Head to the National Trust ACT website News section for more information.
05/07/2026
Our reconciliation journey was led by Roslyn Hull of Maiawali heritage. Learned so much about these artworks from yams to Murray Cod and first time I’ve seen the mist rise as part of Fire & Water sculpture.
01/07/2026
NAIDOC Week starts with
Our Shared Journey Reconciliation is not a destination, it is a path all Australians must travel, together. Early this century, First Nations artists were asked to...
23/06/2026
House designed by Enrico Taglietti has been provisionally heritage listed.
Taglietti-designed Paterson House secures provisional ACT Heritage listing | Region Canberra Emerging from the surrounding bushland is a fortress of battered concrete brick, complemented by red cedar cladding and rainfall overflow…
23/06/2026
'Our Shared Journey'- walk along Reconciliation Place for NAIDOC week with our First Nations guide to learn about the art and the stories it tells. Read more and book at
Our Shared Journey Reconciliation is not a destination, it is a path all Australians must travel, together. Early this century, First Nations artists were asked to...
23/06/2026
We are accepting final abstracts for the ACT & Region Heritage Symposium. Join keynote speakers Dr Kate Bagnall, Dr Madeline Shanahan and Ashley van den Heuvel on Saturday 15 August as we explore aspects of everyday life that connects and shapes our experience of heritage.
21/06/2026
An encore of our Heritage Walk with wonderful guide Doug. Missing middle? Check out this 1970-80s development
20/06/2026
17/06/2026
The National Trust ACT Heritage Awards celebrate the amazing work undertaken by dedicated individuals, community groups, businesses, government and non-government organisations in the conservation, protection, and interpretation of natural, cultural and built heritage. If you know of a project or an individual that shouts excellence in heritage practice, we want to know.
The Awards culminate in an invitation only ceremony at the Canberra Hyatt where the Minister for Heritage will announce the Award recipients.
Be recognised, be acknowledged as champions of heritage.
Head to https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/?p=144671 for more information.
| 10am - 1pm |