In this edition of Trust News, sharing
war wounds, the formidable legacies
of those who survived WWI are under a
new spotlight as the centenary of the first
departure of troops approaches.
Cablegrams and conversations
between Churchill and Curtin are revealed
from an unassuming Canberra bunker,
while the consequences of Smartphone
‘sexting’ emerges for teenagers in a
National Trust courtroom.
We take a look at the new restoration
of Sir Don Bradman’s boyhood home
as well as ghostly goings-on at Old
Government House in Parramatta, while
sharing Aboriginal culture at National
Trust properties in Victoria takes giant
steps forward.
A preview too of a breathtaking
exhibition at Melbourne’s Rippon Lee
as the fashion of weddings takes centre
stage.