The National Trust of Australia is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of Australia's cultural and natural heritage. Established in 1945, it works to preserve historic sites, buildings, and landscapes that hold significance for the community and the nation. The Trust operates across various states and territories, engaging in advocacy, education, and heritage management. Through its efforts, the National Trust promotes awareness of Australia's history and encourages sustainable practices. It offers programs and events that connect the public with heritage sites, fostering appreciation for the diverse cultural narratives that shape the nation.