NSW Trustee and Guardian news and stories

Planning for the future isn't always easy. Knowing where to start, what decisions need to be made and who to turn to for trusted advice can feel overwhelming.

NAIDOC Week is an opportunity to celebrate the histories, cultures and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and recognise the ongoing contributions of First Nations communities across Australia.

Facilitated by Mirii Art, staff from across NSW Trustee and Guardian created an artwork that reflects the journeys of our people and the communities we support. It celebrates connection, cultural strength and the values that bring us together.

It was a day to remember as leaders from across NSW Trustee and Guardian came together at the International Convention Centre in Sydney for our annual Leadership Forum. This year’s theme was ‘Leadership that makes a difference’. 

NSW Trustee and Guardian marked National Reconciliation Week 2026 by bringing staff together across our Newcastle and Parramatta offices to reflect, learn and engage with this year's theme, "All In". 

National Palliative Care Week (10-16 May) is a chance to encourage conversations about palliative care and why starting these discussions can make a difference. 

NSW Trustee and Guardian is hosting the Taking Charge of Your Tomorrow Expos to help the people of regional NSW plan for their future legal, financial and lifestyle matters.

Staff from across the state came together for the NSW Trustee and Guardian 2025 All Staff Forum, a day dedicated to connection, collaboration and shared learning.

NSW Trustee and Guardian recently hosted two inaugural Taking Charge of Your Tomorrow community education expos in the Northern Rivers, bringing together community members, service providers and estate planning experts for meaningful, practical conversations about planning ahead.  Held in Tweed Heads and Ballina, these events highlighted strong local interest in accessible, face‑to‑face information about estate planning and related services.

Our Strategy 2025-2028 outlines how we will continue to protect, promote and support the rights, dignity, choices and wishes of the people of NSW. It provides clear direction for how we deliver services, strengthen capability and work with our communities.