• Port of Adelaide National Trust (PoANT)

    PoANT advocates for the conservation and celebration of our heritage through our own actions, support of the broader community and strategic partnerships. Our choice to be purely an advocacy branch provides our members with opportunities to relay heritage aspirations and concerns to all levels of government, business and the community. 

PoANT was formed in October 2006 as a response to the community’s growing concerns regarding the rapid changes that were underway in Port Adelaide and on the LeFevre Peninsula.  The branch became the 49th branch in this state.  PoANT focusses on:

  • Industrial heritage and culture
  • Built heritage
  • Development and conservation
  • Natural environment
  • Maritime heritage
  • Liaison with Aboriginal people and organisations
  • Promotion of amenity and sense of place
  • Influencing government policy and development outcomes
  • Networking and promotion of heritage values
  • Community consultation and engagement.

We hold forums with expert panel membes to inform and discuss issues concerning heritage. This gives our members an opportunity to relay their heritage concerns to all levels of government and to business where necessary.

Committee meetings second Wednesday of each month
Venue changes so contact 0402 008 589 for information

Pat Netschitowsky, Chairperson
0402 008 589
portofadelaident@gmail.com
PO Box 63 Port Adelaide BC 5015

Port of Adelaide National Trust (PoANT)

PoANT advocates for the conservation and celebration of our heritage through our own actions, support of the broader community and strategic partnerships. Our choice to be purely an advocacy branch provides our members with opportunities to relay heritage aspirations and concerns to all levels of government, business and the community. 

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