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Darebin RSL

Locality: Preston, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9484 4353

Address: 402 Bell St 3072 Preston, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.darebinrsl.com.au

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25.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all the Dads stuck at home

25.01.2022 Calling all Victorians! Your official state commemoration service for ANZAC Day will be streaming live from 6am EST on the RSL Victoria Facebook page! Please tune in and #STANDTO as we remember all those who served.

24.01.2022 Today marks the 78th anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein, one of the turning points of WWII. The Battle of El Alamein, began with a massive artillery bombar...dment preceding attacks by British and Australian divisions. Changing tactics from the drive westwards, General Montgomery ordered the Australians of 9th Division to switch their attack northward. What followed was a week of extremely fierce fighting, with the Australians grinding their way forward over well-defended enemy positions. Between July and November 1942, the Australian 9th Division suffered almost 6,000 casualties. Although the price was fearfully high, they had without doubt played a crucial role in ensuring an Allied victory in North Africa. General Montgomery acknowledged that he could not have won the battle without ‘that magnificent 9th Australian Division'. Today we remember the brave men who sacrificed their lives during the Battle of El Alamein! #rememembertoremember Image Courtesy: Australian War Memorial

24.01.2022 We are opening up just a little bit more. As of Tuesday Dec 1st we are adjusting our opening hours to something more like normal. Sunday - Thursday 10am-Midnight... Friday & Saturday 10am-1am Once we get through the rest of 2020 further increasing of our operating hours will occur in Jan 2021, some promotional activity will also return. Stay tuned.

24.01.2022 Just to confirm for all our great customers that have been dining and drinking with us over the last month that we are still open for business 7 days a week. Doors open 11:15am daily. Lunch and dinner is still being served 7 days a week.... Please book to avoid disappointment Our Bar is open Monday-Thursday 4:30pm-8:30pm (For after work drinks) Fridays 4:30pm-11pm (For footy) Saturdays & Sundays 12pm-8:30pm (For racing) Social distancing must be adhered to and if you're not feeling well please stay home. Our Management and Staff are working hard to keep our doors open, our venue clean and our customers safe.

23.01.2022 It is with sadness in our hearts we inform everyone that our Chef and Service Member Gavin Hoar passed away overnight from a heart attack after battling poor health for some time. Gavin enjoyed a laugh and was much loved by his colleagues and friends at the Darebin RSL. Our thoughts go out out to his family and friends.

23.01.2022 Stretcher cases boarding Number 7 Ambulance train. In the early days of the First World War, casualties arriving back in Britain were taken from hospital ships ...at Southampton to the nearby military hospital at Netley. However, as more and more casualties began to arrive, ambulance trains took passengers to newly opened hospitals across the country. These home ambulance trains carried the injured to hospitals as far-flung as Strathpeffer in the Scottish highlands. By 1918, the railway companies had built 20 ambulance trains for use in Britain and 31 for the continent. The continental trains were carefully designed to carry more passengers over longer distances. (National Railway Museum photo) Colour by Doug https://www.facebook.com/ColouriseHistory

22.01.2022 RSL Victoria will be streaming the special edition of the 2020 ANZAC Day Dawn Service live from the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne. Although this year will ...only host a small number of invited guests at the Shrine, we call on our RSL Victoria community to #STANDTO for the ANZACs and commemorate the service live from your homes! Tune in to our Facebook live from 6am to watch this special service, as we remember all our wonderful men and women who have served our great nation #ANZACSPIRIT See more

22.01.2022 #remembertoremember www.poppyappeal.com.au Image Courtesy: ADF

22.01.2022 Across Australia, Legacy Week will look very different this year. Many Legacy Clubs have had to cancel or drastically alter fundraising activities and commemora...tive events due to government restrictions, and to maintain the health and safety of volunteers and the wider community. Legacy has created an online merchandise shop that sells Legacy Bears, Badges and other merchandise: www.legacyshop.com.au. Funds will go towards helping support our veterans' families around the country. Do you collect Legacy Badges or Bears? Share your story below!

21.01.2022 As we approach the 2020 Poppy Appeal Australia, it’s important we continue the tradition of wearing a poppy in memory of all those who have served. RSL Victori...a is proud to announce the launch of its online Commemorative Badge store, so that all Victorians can safely continue to support veterans and their families by purchasing a Poppy Appeal badge. 100% of proceeds raised goes to providing assistance to veterans and their families in times of need. By purchasing a poppy, you are lending a helping hand to thousands of veterans and their families. Every current and former service person of our great nation deserves your support. Please visit our new commemorative badge store here to purchase your poppy today: https://bit.ly/2SV93nU

21.01.2022 We Will Remember Them. https://anzacappeal.com.au/

21.01.2022 While we can't mark the 75th anniversary of the end of World War Two with traditional commemorations and gatherings, there are many ways we can connect with and... thank our veterans from home. To help commemorate and celebrate the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII, RSL Victoria has created a special illustration that we hope all our members will enjoy. Based off a real photo taken in Melbourne on August 15, 1945. Our commemorative image aims to capture the mood of the day that it was announced that the war was over. RSL Victoria invites you to print our commemorative image and display it in your homes on VP Day, 2020. You can download the poster here: https://bit.ly/2CmlYdM Children can also commemorate this historical event, with the help of their parents and families, by getting creative with our special colouring-in activity. You can find the activity here: https://bit.ly/3gUA8ln. Please share your images below of you and your family commemorating VP Day this Saturday! Visit https://bit.ly/3kFnl8H for more information on how you can commemorate VP Day from home this Saturday. #VPDay75

19.01.2022 Today marks the anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan. Each year on the 18th of August also known as Vietnam Veterans Day, we honour and commemorate all those w...ho served in Vietnam, including the 521 Australians who died and more than 3,000 people who were wounded, injured or became ill as a result of the conflict. The Battle of Long Tan, on 18 August 1966, was one of the fiercest battles fought by Australian soldiers in the Vietnam War, involving 105 Australians and three New Zealanders from D Company 6RAR. A total of 17 Australians were killed in action and 25 were wounded, one of whom later died of his wounds. 53 years on we still remember these brave men and women who fought our freedom and will never forget the sacrifices they made to protect our beautiful country. Please keep these brave individuals in your thoughts today. #lestweforget Images Courtesy: The Australian War Memorial

19.01.2022 Happy Easter to all our members and friends. Our phones are still manned from 10am-1pm throughout Easter if you need to get in contact with us. We will still be making our calls to our veteran members throughout this time as well. 9484. 4353

18.01.2022 Our doors are closed but we're still here. Our phones are manned from 10am-1pm 7 days a week to answer your inquiries. We are also making contact calls to our members to check on their welfare and have a friendly chat during these challenging times.

18.01.2022 On Sunday night, PM Scott Morrison (ScoMo) put a call out to all Australians, to continue to honour and commemorate the sacrifice of our ANZACS and thank all th...ose who have served and continue to serve Australia in our defence forces. "ANZAC day is a sacred day for all Australians. It is an important time to remember the sacrifices of those who have gone before us, those who have laid down their lives or suffered great hardship to protect the Australian way of life," the Prime Minister said. "This year, we will not be gathering at the local cenotaph or attending gunfire breakfasts at the local RSL, or gathering together to bow our heads in silence and listen to the bugles at dawn. "But we will still remember the sacrifice of those who gave so much for us at Gallipoli and on many fronts, as we ourselves give what we can to protect Australian lives while we face this terrible virus." This year, a Dawn service will be broadcast on the RSL Victoria Facebook page live from the Shrine of Remembrance. Coverage will begin at 5:50AM on ANZAC Day. The RSL's #lightupthedawn campaign asks Australians to stand in their driveway, balcony or living room, with a torch or candle at 6AM, immediately following in the televised dawn service, to remember all those who have served and sacrificed.

17.01.2022 Are you a veteran or the family member of a veteran who needs some extra support at this time? Our friendly Case Navigators at RSL Victoria's Veteran Central, l...ike Sarah (pictured), are here to help! Sarah and all our Case Navigators will happily connect you with welfare, support and wellbeing services. These services might be within RSL programs, other Ex-Service Organisations, or from the DVA or the Commonwealth aged care system. Speak to Sarah or one of our many Case Navigators by calling 1300 MILVET (1300 645 838) between 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday and get the support you and your family need! #rslveterancentral

17.01.2022 Battle of Flers-Courcelette. Reinforcements (possibly from a NZ division) crossing the old German front line during the advance towards Flers, 15 September 1916.... The battle of Flers-Courcelette, was the third main phase of the battle of the Somme. All three divisions of the XV corps (14th, 41st and New Zealand Divisions) reached most of their third objectives. In the centre of the corps 41st Division had the job of capturing Flers, and was given the most tanks. The village of Flers was captured early in the day, with one of the tanks playing a big part in the advance, driving up the main street of the village with the infantry following on behind. However, once beyond the village the advance stopped. The fourth objective, and with it the breakthrough was just beyond reach. (Photo source - IWM (Q 188) (Colorised by Frédéric Duriez from France) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Histoire-de-Couleurs/695886770496139

17.01.2022 Happy Father’s Day to all the Dads stuck at home

17.01.2022 November is a time to pause and reflect on Australia's service men and women, past and present. Join us in commemoration donating at www.poppyappeal.com.au. Image Courtesy: Australian War Memorial

16.01.2022 Today we show our support for R U OK Day. R U OK Day is a national day of action dedicated to reminding everyone to ask, "Are you OK?" and to remember every day... of the year to support people who may be struggling with life's ups and downs. Mental illness is a common stigma within the veteran community, and we hold social efforts, such as R U OK Day, close to our hearts. So please remember to ask your loved ones, friends, colleagues or even a stranger "Are you ok?", it could be the difference in changing someone's life for the better! If you're in need of some help or in the wrong headspace, please reach out for support or call Lifeline on 13 11 14 for 24/7 crisis support. For veterans and their families in need of help, please call Open Arms - Veterans & Families Counselling on 1800 011 046 for free and confidential support. #ruok

14.01.2022 The Darebin RSL is extremely excited to hear the easing of restrictions and a return to some form of normality is just ahead of us. Unfortunately, it is not viable for the Darebin RSL to open the Club for business just yet with a venue capacity of only 20 patrons. We hope to reopen soon when the restrictions are lifted further. Reception will again be manned 10am-4:30pm Monday to Friday to assist with any enquiries. All information about a reopening date will be posted on our... website and via email to members. Looking forward to seeing you all soon. The Darebin RSL Team

14.01.2022 Just over 20 years ago, on September 20, 1999, an Australian led, multinational peacemaking mission known as INTERFET (The International Force East Timor) helpe...d to bring peace and stability to East Timor after years of unrest. In the days leading up to the INTERFET deployment, the Chief of the Defence Force at the time, Admiral Chris Barrie, said INTERFET would be the most significant military undertaking we [Australia] have had since World War Two. To help commemorate this significant anniversary, RSL Victoria has published seven stories from servicemen and women, civilians and journalists who were in East Timor during INTERFET. Their stories are ones of service, resilience and hope. We encourage all of our followers to click this link: http://interfet.rslvic.com.au/ and explore our commemorative feature on INTERFET. Image Courtesy: Australian Defence Force. #INTERFET21

14.01.2022 This ANZAC Appeal let's reach new heights together by embodying that legendary ANZAC Spirit. Show your support and #STANDTO by donating today at https://anzacappeal.com.au/. Image Courtesy: Australia Defence Force

13.01.2022 With the lifting of restrictions our Bistro is open for Lunch and Dinner 7 days per week. (Maximum 20 Customers per sitting) Bookings are essential as things have changed. We will need to record your name and phone number as per Government guidelines. Strict hygiene and social distancing requirements must be met. Its a small step so lets work together with the new challenges and restrictions.

13.01.2022 His rank was ordinary seaman, but there was nothing ordinary about Edward Teddy Sheean. He was just 18 years old when he defied orders to abandon ship as the ...rapidly-sinking HMAS Armidale came under heavy attack by Japanese aircraft in the Timor Sea on the 1st of December 1942. Instead, Teddy, the youngest member of the crew, raced to help cast off life rafts and the ship’s two boats, before scrambling back to an anti-aircraft gun, strapping himself in, and blazing away at the enemy planes as they strafed his crewmates in the water. Although badly wounded in the chest and back, he kept firing even as the ship disappeared beneath the waves. Of the 149 men on board Armidale, 49 survived thanks to Teddy’s actions that day. Seventy-eight years after he sacrificed his life to save his crewmates, Teddy was awarded Australia’s highest military honour for acts of bravery during wartime. The Victoria Cross was presented to his nephew, Garry Ivory, who travelled from Tasmania to the investiture ceremony at Government House in Canberra. Garry has dedicated almost half his life to campaigning for proper recognition of his uncle’s bravery. It’s everything for me and the family, Garry said. I never gave up. I continued to fight on. I used to look at the painting at the War Memorial, and say, ‘He fought till his last breath, so if I’ve got to do that to get him awarded the proper recognition, I will,’ and that was my aim right through. I would look at a copy of the painting and that used to inspire me. He fought to his last breath, so I can do the same. He was proud to see his uncle’s story told at the Memorial in a moving Last Post Ceremony read by the Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Michael Noonan. It’s been 32 years all up, but the way I’m feeling now, it’s been worth every minute. It is very, very special, and I’m very, very proud. Read the article in full: https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/teddy-sheean-vc Images taken by Ian Roach at the Last Post Ceremony for Edward "Teddy" Sheean VC, 1 December 2020.

13.01.2022 On this day, 6th of August, in 1915 the Battle of Lone Pine began. Named after the solitary pine tree standing in the battlefield, this Lone Pine would become... symbolic of the bravery and perseverance of the ANZACs. The Battle of Lone Pine is also known as one of the most renowned assaults of the Gallipoli campaign. See more

12.01.2022 An Australian gun crew, part of the 55th Siege Artillery Battery, serving a 9.2-inch howitzer, men are stripped to the waist owing to the hot weather, at Fricou...rt during the Battle of Pozières Ridge, France, August 1916. The Australian official historian Charles Bean wrote that Pozières ridge "is more densely sown with Australian sacrifice than any other place on earth." The crew have been identified as Sapper Walter Gunyon (1952), Gunner Claude McCook (320), Corporal Leslie Frank Beagley (608) and Sergeant Duncan McRae (245). Photographer: Lieutenant John Warwick Brooke Image courtesy of the Imperial War Museum London / Australian War Memorial (Colour by Benjamin Thomas)

12.01.2022 At the heart of RSL Victoria are thousands of ex-service members who volunteer to stand shoulder to shoulder with their fellow veterans in need. Whether helping... with their DVA claims, selling Appeal badges, visiting them at home or in hospital, or organising ANZAC Day services, our RSL Victoria volunteers do so much for the Defence family. Here is a just a brief snapshot of the selfless impact that our awesome volunteers have on our organisation and the veteran community. We say THANK YOU to our amazing Sub-Branch volunteers for their efforts and sacrifices in supporting our veterans, we couldn’t do it without you! #thankyou

11.01.2022 With ANZAC day approaching, its important to remember why we buy our ANZAC Day Appeal Badges www.anzacappeal.com.au

10.01.2022 We may be unable to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II with traditional commemorations and gatherings this year. However, it's pivotal that we... still commemorate and remember this important day together as a community. RSL Victoria is proud to announce that it will be hosting Victoria's official online Victory in the Pacific Day commemoration service on Saturday, August 15, right here on the RSL Victoria Facebook page. This special online service, that commemorates the 75th anniversary of World War Two, has been funded by the Victorian Government. The online service begins at 11.20 am and will conclude by noon for all to commemorate and connect online safely from the comfort of your own home. Please make sure you tune in to mark this historic anniversary in Australian war history, as we remember all those who have served during WWII. #VPDay75 #Victoriaremembers

09.01.2022 With the lifting of restrictions we will open our Bistro for Lunch and Dinner 7 days per week from Monday. (Maximum 20 Customers per sitting) Bookings are essential as things have changed. We will need to record your name and phone number as per Government guidelines. Strict hygiene and social distancing requirements must be met. Its a small step so lets work together with the new challenges and restrictions.

09.01.2022 The Anzac Day Appeal is still happening, but a little different this year... please head over to www.anzacappeal.com.au to make a donation to support our Veterans .

09.01.2022 We are reopening Thursday 12th November... Inline with recent announcement from the Victorian Government that lifts some of current restrictions we will be reopening the Venue Thursday 12th November . We are delighted to be welcoming all our Members and guests back to the Club. We will be required to operate under strict government guidelines restricting us to a total venue capacity of 40 patrons indoors, and a maximum of 10 people per indoor space. Dining Room: 10 people ma...x Function Room: 10 people max Sports Bar: 10 people max Gaming Lounge: 10 people. Bistro opening hours will be within set booking times. Lunch 11:30am 1pm, 1pm-2:30pm Dinner 5.30pm 7:30pm & 7.30pm 9.00pm Max table booking is 10 people and table service will be provided for all Food & Beverage orders no standing. You must remain seated at your table throughout your stay. Due to Government restrictions, it is expected that you must have a reservation to dine at the club. Our friendly reception staff will be available to take your reservations please call (03) 9484 4353 from tomorrow. We will be required to operate under our COVID-Safe plan. If you are sick or showing symptoms of COVID19 please do not enter - Face masks are mandatory. (except when seated eating and drinking) - 1.5mtr distancing when moving throughout the venue - All patrons must supply contact details upon entry via our Infosign system and scan out of the venue when leaving. - Patron limits in all areas of the club apply so please follow staff direction - Abuse of staff for enforcing these rules will not be tolerated under any circumstances - Kids play area will remain closed - Please note that multiple tables cannot be booked by one group. - Under government restrictions, patron time limits will be in place for Gaming across the state. - Sports bar will be first in first served, although we request members give everyone a fair go. Restrictions around our operations will be subject to change so please follow the instructions of the staff. We hope that these restrictions will not be with us for too long. However, the safety of our members, staff and our community is of the upmost importance. We look forward to seeing you all The Darebin RSL Team

08.01.2022 Today we commemorate the Battle of Beersheba. On 31 October 1917, the heavily fortified town of Beersheba, in what is now Israel, was the scene of a historic mo...unted charge by the men of the 4th Australian Light Horse Brigade. Commencing at dusk, the brigade stormed the town, using their bayonets as swords. The momentum of the surprise attack carried them through the Turkish defences securing the town before it could be destroyed by the retreating Turkish force. The unconventional approach was a successthe town and its wells were secured, providing the 60,000 allied troops with access to the region’s only dependable source of water. However, 31 men from the Light Horse lost their lives and an additional 36 were wounded. Sadly, at least 70 horses also died during the charge. This November, please remember to buy a poppy or donate as we honour all of those who served our country, both past and present, and thank them for their bravery. #remembertoremember

08.01.2022 With so much going on right now, it's easy to become angry and judgemental towards each other. At the end of the day, our job as police is to make sure that eve...ryone is safe and feeling safe. We also understand that so many people are struggling with mental health issues right now. If you are struggling please know that there is help available: www.lifeline.org.au And for now, hopefully here's something that might make you smile, even if it's only for a short time. Stay safe everyone! Together, we will get through this.

07.01.2022 RSL Victoria proudly supports the Australian War Memorial and their coverage of the daily The Last Post Ceremony. The Last Post Ceremony streams live from the M...emorial in Canberra at 4.55 pm every day, where it gives us a chance to pay our respects to those who have served our country. To tune in live daily, please visit the official Australian War Memorial Facebook page. #lestweforget

06.01.2022 Today we commemorate Victory in the Pacific and the end of the Second World War! Victory in the Pacific Day, or VP Day, commemorates the end of the Second Worl...d War on August 14, 1945, when Japan accepted the terms of the unconditional surrender set by the Allied Nations. Also known as VJ Day, or Victory over Japan Day, it is commemorated on August 15, the day that Australian Prime Minister Ben Chifley announced the end of the war in a radio broadcast, before the signing of the official surrender took place on board the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay, Japan, on September 2, 1945. VP Day meant an end to Australias war against Japan in the Pacific; a war that had begun half a world away in Europe that was brought close to home after Japans unprovoked attack on Pearl Harbour on December 7, 1941, We remember the sacrifices and service of our Diggers who fought for our freedom in the Pacific. #wewillrememberthem. Image Courtesy: Australian War Memorial

06.01.2022 Let's reach new heights this ANZAC Appeal by together embodying that legendary ANZAC Spirit. Show your support for our veterans and their families, they need it more than ever! https://anzacappeal.com.au/

05.01.2022 To our valued Members and Guests, Yesterday's announcement from the Premier sadly has us once again closing our doors for six weeks as of midnight tonight 8/7/2020. Phones will be manned daily during this closure 9.00am - 2.00pm 7 days a week for any enquiries or assistance. Stay safe and remember, we are all in this together!

05.01.2022 We were still able to lay our wreaths early this morning on behalf of our members and the residents of the City of Darebin. A much smaller event than what we would regularly see due to the current circumstances. Lest We Forget

05.01.2022 Today marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Australian prisoners of war at Changi. While many Australians know of the heroic deeds of Weary Dunlop, t...he illustrious and indefatigable surgeon who assisted the wounded and dying, less will know of Corporal Rodney Breavington, who was executed on 2 September 1942 at Changi Beach for trying to escape. British and Australian officers witnessed the execution; they later wrote that Corporal Breavington faced death with remarkable fortitude. Read more about Corporal Breavington and the liberation of Changi: https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/changi-liberation Image: Changi, Singapore, 1945. A group of prisoners of war photographed at Changi prisoner of war camp shortly after the surrender of the Japanese. 043596

04.01.2022 We are calling on our RSL Victoria community to get behind our health officials by downloading the COVIDSafe App. The more people who download COVIDSafe will me...an that the spread of the virus can become controlled. If you are sceptical or have concerns about the app regarding your privacy, we have been reassured by our Government and tech experts that the COVIDSafe App uses Bluetooth only and not GPS, unlike most of your other apps that you already installed that have access to your GPS, photos, mic and contacts. The app will only keep contact information for 21 days. Once the pandemic is over, and the app is no longer needed, the app and all its data will be deleted permanently. You can download the app at: https://covidsafe.gov.au The sooner we eliminate this virus the sooner we can get back to enjoying our normal life again.

02.01.2022 29 September 1918 Men of 137th Brigade, 46th Division, are addressed by Brigadier General J C Campbell VC CMG DSO on the Riqueval Bridge after breaking the Germ...an's Hindenburg Line defences. (The Riqueval Bridge spans the St. Quentin Canal north of Bellinglise) The Battle of St Quentin Canal was a pivotal battle of World War I that began on 29 September 1918 and involved British, Australian and American forces in the spearhead attack and as a single combined force against the German Siegfried Stellung of the Hindenburg Line. Under the command of Australian General Sir John Monash, the assault achieved all its objectives, resulting in the first full breach of the Hindenburg Line, in the face of heavy German resistance and, in concert with other attacks of the Great Offensive along the length of the line, convinced the German high command that there was little hope of an ultimate German victory. (Photo source - IWM - Q 9534) McLellan, David (Second Lieutenant) (Photographer) Color by Sandro Etneo

02.01.2022 A message from the family of our Chef and friend Gavin Hoar. "The family would like to thank everyone for their beautiful messages and condolences. A memorial service will be held once the Darebin RSL is open for business"

02.01.2022 Notice for our Members and Customers. On Saturday June 20th the Government announced a pulling back on what was to be our new trading conditions. Our 50 customers per area scheduled to come into effect on Monday 22nd June was scrapped and the 20 customer cap extended until further notice. As a result we have created a new area in the Function Room to allow us to cater for 20 customers in both the Bistro and Function Room if required (40 Customers) It's not all bad news, the r...equirement for customers to partake in a meal in order to enjoy a drink was scrapped. As such we will be opening our bar for drinks 7 days per week as of Friday June 26th. Bar Meals will also be available during meal times. Our Bar area will be open Monday-Thursday 4:30pm-8:30pm (For after work drinks) Fridays 4:30pm-11pm (For footy) Saturdays & Sundays 12pm-8:30pm (For racing) No bookings for the Bar area, maximum customer limit of 20 at any one time. Both TAB and KENO facilities will be available. No raffles or promotions as yet. The Venue is open 11:15am-8:30pm (Late close on Fridays 11pm) Additional Measures Staff have undertaken COVID-19 Training Screens have been installed in service areas for additional safety Staff must complete mandatory health questionnaires prior to each shift Automatic hand sanitisers are placed at the entry and sanitisation stations are now placed throughout the venue. Social distancing guidelines must be adhered to. Importantly, please be patient and kind.

01.01.2022 Lets Light Up The Dawn with our ANZAC Spirit! At 6am on ANZAC Day, join us at the end of your Driveway, on your balcony, or in your living room to remember al...l those who have served and sacrificed for this nation. We may not be able to stand together as we usually would, but we can still stand united in spirit. To learn more on how you can Light Up The Dawn this ANZAC Day please follow this link: https://bit.ly/2VK2oh5 #lightupthedawn #ANZACSPIRIT

01.01.2022 If you live in Melbourne or Mitchell Shire, you must wear a face covering when leaving home. This will help protect you, your family and every single Victorian.... For more information - and for instructions on how to make your own mask visit https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/face-masks-and-coverings-covid-