Climate Change

View interview of National Trust International Affairs Ambassador, Simon Molesworth at Copenhagen

ACNT/AUSWIND joint project to develop a national methodology for assessing landscape values for the siting of wind farms.

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Response from Labor to ACNT document on heritage and the election

Response from the Coalition to ACNT document on heritage and the election

Greens response to ACNT document on Heritage and the Election

Media Release Greens Kalgoorlie 19.08.10

National Trust targets election to pitch Australia’s heritage

Identification of National Heritage Issues

New Prime minister welcomed by National trust

Lawrence appointment welcomed by National Trust

Celebrate Heritage at National Trust Places this World Heritage Day, 18 April 2010

Read the latest National Trust Media Release regarding

World Heritage Day 2010

Click here to read about HRH Prince Charles and

INTO (International National Trusts Organisation)

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1800 246 766

Welcome to the web site of the Australian Council of National Trusts (ACNT) - your gateway to the National Trust movement in Australia.

The ACNT is the national secretariat representing the eight Australian State and Territory National Trusts in the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia.

From here you are able to:

Access State and Territory Trust web sites
Check out the latest National Trust Media Releases
Learn about the National Trust's historic properties and collections
Look over the National Trust's annual Endangered Places List
Find out What's on in the National Trust
See how you can help the National Trust to Conserve Australia's Heritage

Join the National Trust with a toll-free call 1 800 246 766
The 4th Edition of the International Property Guide is now available, this publication lists all the heritage properties (Worldwide) that offer free or discounted admission to valid card carrying members of the Australian National Trust. The guide sells for $6.50 (members) $10.00 (non-members) plus $2.00 postage to all states.

Delegates from 57 non-governmental organisations representing the global National Trust movement will this week call on Governments around the world to back action on tackling climate change.

Nominations are now open for the 2010 Heritage at Risk

2009 National History Challenge Winners Announced

The National Trusts of Australia are proud to announce that the winner of the National Trusts’ Special Category Australia’s Heritage for 2009 is

Natasha Gromof of Queensland

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ENTER THE 2010 NATIONAL HISTORY

CHALLENGE

Celebrations, Memories & history

Visit www.historychallenge.com.au to enter

Write an essay, build a model, make a DVD, produce a play.

The National Trust of Australia invites students from years

5 to 12 to enter the Trust’s special category Australia’s heritage.

Cash prizes for best entries meeting the 2010 theme Celebrations, Memories and History and the National Trust special category theme Australia’s Heritage in each state. A national winner will be selected from these best state entries and awarded additional prizes.

An additional prize will be awarded if the entrant uses National Trust resources.

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