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Loch Sport RSL

Locality: Loch Sport, Victoria

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22.01.2022 Pick up your soup for 2 only $5 between 3pm & 4pm today. Money being raised from the soup going to Our Haven Wildlife Shelter.

22.01.2022 RAAF Spitfire Pilot Charlie Miller died on 23 Sep 2020. ABC News announced this with his obit on 26 Sep 2020. Charlie Miller flew Spitfires in 457 Squadron RAA...F. He was 96 years old. 417756 WOFF Rowley Charles Miller born in 1924 was known by his middle name Charlie. These ABC News links has his obit information: https://www.abc.net.au//world-war-ii-veteran-cha/12696782 https://www.abc.net.au//the-unlikely-friendship-b/12523732 AWM Photo is attached. WWII DVA RAAF link: https://nominal-rolls.dva.gov.au/veteran?id=1016987&c=WW2 His 2005 OAM citation: https://honours.pmc.gov.au/honours/awards/1136255 See more

22.01.2022 Its ok you havent missed out on buying soup for 2 for only $5! You can pick it up between 3pm & 4pm today, tomorrow and Monday until sold out. All money is going to support the community house and the RSL welfare fund. We thankyou for your continuing support in these tough times

22.01.2022 Why not pop in and try our Chicken Parma with chips and salad. Terrific value at just $20, $18 for members. To make a booking phone 5146 0841

21.01.2022 Lochsport RSL shirts available for $55 in a range of colours seen in photo below, both men & women cuts. PM orders.

21.01.2022 Members Happy Hour Today 3.30-5pm $3 Beers $3 Wine... $5 Spirits If your not a member come down for a look. Membership still $35 See more

21.01.2022 Our ever popular Pork Chops with Roast Potato, Veg and Gravy.

20.01.2022 This week is Legacy Week it is the annual national appeal to raise awareness and funds for the families of our incapacitated and deceased Veterans. It is held in towns and cities big and small across Australia and supported by young and old. The funds raised from Legacy Week help Legacy continue to assist approximately 60,000 beneficiaries, with 96% of them being elderly widows throughout Australia, with essential services such as, counselling, special housing, medical, advoc...acy and social support. Public support will also help Legacy nurture childrens education, by contributing towards their school fees, books, uniforms, and recreational activities to aid their self development and confidence. There are thousands of Australian Defence Force personnel currently deployed overseas. Legacy stands ready to assist their families should the worst happen. Help these families by becoming a volunteer or donor now. All funds raised will help continue our essential role in the community. Legacy would like to thank our National Partners, members of the ADF, and the many volunteers, schools, services and businesses for their support of our annual Appeal. It is the lifeblood to our existence.

20.01.2022 A huge thank you to you all again for your support we have sold over half our meals in one day. Get your orders in before all our scrumptious meals are all gone

19.01.2022 We are a not for profit organisation and would like to continue to support our community while we are in lockdown stage 3. Our chef has made meals for 2 people at the cost of $10 each. The money from these meals will be contributed to community causes. This time we will share the money with Our Haven Wildlife Shelter & the RSL welfare fund. You can order your meals by PM the face book page and pick up frozen meals from the club on Saturday & Sunday between 3pm & 4pm. $10 meal...s: - Beef stew and mashed potatoes - Creamy herb chicken with mashed potatoes - Rendang and rice - Chicken curry and rice Vegan option: Chickpea and spinach curry with rice $5 soup for two are still avaliable Mushroom, Pea & Ham & Pumpkin. See more

18.01.2022 With a heavy heart we say goodbye to our Chef and work buddy Rudolph. Having spent many years in hospitality Rudolph has decided to take a position that allows him to dedicate more time with his family. We thank you Rudolph for your hard work, dedication and of course your great food and wish you all the best for the future. Jarrod is our next Chef to step up to the plate and we look forward to his fabulous cooking.

18.01.2022 WATCH | Lets throwback to the graduation flight of our latest course of pilots from No. 2 Flying Training School based at RAAF Base Pearce in WA. The 30 wee...k Pilot Intermediate Course builds on the skills learnt on Basic Pilots Course as well as new disciplines such as formation and low-level navigation. #AusAirForce

18.01.2022 Poster for Lamentations. We are very excited to announce that we are entering Lamentations into Film Festivals. Not only is the exposure beneficial but hopefu...lly this can also translate into funds to produce our full length documentary. If you haven't seen it yet, here is the link: https://youtu.be/u5ULPXE4_7E

17.01.2022 Welcome home! #OurPeople from 7th Brigade - Australian Army recently finished their 14-days of hotel quarantine and returned home to their families following a ...two-month deployment to Victoria on #OpCOVID19Assist. While on deployment, the teams supported the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services with a range of tasks, including contact tracing and community outreach. We'd like to thank all personnel who have supported, and who continue to support, #YourADF's efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19. To learn more about the Brigade's experience on deployment, head to https://www.army.gov.au//army-personnel-reunite-families-a.

17.01.2022 Wait Staff Casual positions available to work in a family friendly club. Thurs-Sat nights. Extra shifts holiday time. Award wages offered. Send resume via email provided.

17.01.2022 This week we are supporting The Lochsport Lions Club to raise money for their Christmas celebration. $10 meals for 2 all made with fresh local ingredients & sold frozen. Pick up Saturday 1pm to 2pm. Beef Stew & mash, Chicken Curry with Broccoli & rice, Lamb Zucchini Curry with rice, Chilli Con Carne & Chick pea curry. PM orders to facebook page.

16.01.2022 Last Australians KIA in Vietnam On the 21st of September 1971, five soldiers from D Company 4RAR were killed in action during an assault on a heavily defended b...unker system at the Battle of Nui Le. These five soldiers were the last Australians to be killed in action in Vietnam. Today, we pause to remember 5718195 Private Brian Belikan (21) 3799449 Private James Duff (22), 56226 Private Keith Kingston-Powles (24), 3798081 Private Ralph Niblett (22) and 5718122 Private Roderick Sprigg (21). All five men were serving with D Company 4RAR on Operation IVANHOE in the Phuoc Tuy Province at the time of their deaths. On the 21st of September, 11 Platoon was assaulting the enemy bunker when the lead sections were hit by heavy sustained automatic fire from several mutually supporting bunkers. Privates Beilken and Sprigg were killed instantly during the opening engagement by heavy machinegun fire, whilst Private Niblett was struck in the chest. Despite medical attention by the Section medic, he died shortly after. Private Kingston-Powles bravely attempted to returned fire with his machinegun before being killed a few moments later. Private Duff’s section was withdrawing to form a defensive position with the remainder of the platoon when he was struck by an enemy RPG, killing him instantly, and wounding several others. These five brave men were the last Australians to be killed in action in Vietnam. Lest we forget.

16.01.2022 Ever wanted to be on the Flightdeck of one of our KC-30As while it refuels in the air? It would be a little tight to fit you all in so here's the next best op...tion, one of our 33SQN KC-30As getting a top up of go-go juice from the The Republic of Singapore Air Force's 112SQN. In a first for the RAAF, a KC-30A tanker was refuelled in the air by a foreign air force when the Republic of Singapore Air Force took part in what was dubbed Boom Camp in the Northern Territory. #AusAirForce

16.01.2022 This week our $10 meals for 2 is raising money for the Loch Sport Lions Club. New meals this week all made with fresh local ingredients are Chicken Cacciatore with mash, Chilli Co Carne with rice & Cajun Pork Stew with rice.... We also have limited meals of Sausage Casserole & mash, Chickpea Curry & rice plus $5 Pumpkin Soup. You can place your orders on the Facebook messenger and pick them up from the beer garden Saturday & Sunday between 3pm & 4pm.

16.01.2022 There is still some soup left make your orders before they all go!

16.01.2022 With 2021 on the horizon our new team has started practicing. Check out the footage! . . . .... .@AusAirForce . . . . #AirForceRoulettes #practice #newteam #YourADF #AusAirForce #aerobatics #planes #planesofinstagram #avgeek #planespotting #formationflying #flyingdisplay #flyingdisplayteam #pilot #pilotlife #aviation #aviationlover #pilot #pilotlife #pc21 #militaryplanes #military #flying #dreambig #dreams #youcandoit #planegeek See more

15.01.2022 On this day in 2008, the Battle of Khaz Oruzgan took place. A combined Australian, American, and Afghan patrol was ambushed by Taliban fighters near the villag...e of Ana Kalay, Khaz Oruzgan, Afghanistan. The battle was one of the most intense for Australian forces since the Vietnam war at the time. Outnumbered and surrounded the battle would last over nine hours before the patrol managed to break out from the ambush and return to FOB Anaconda, having expended nearly all ammunition. During this contact, Corporal Mark Donaldson would perform acts of exceptional gallantry in the face of accurate and sustained enemy fire that ultimately saved the life of a coalition force interpreter and ensured the safety of the other members of the combined Afghan, US and Australian force and for this he would later be awarded the Victoria Cross. Australian Explosives Detection Dog (EDD) Sarbi would spend almost 14 months missing in action (MIA) in Afghanistan after disappearing during the Battle of Khaz Oruzgan. She was rediscovered alive in late 2009 by US forces and returned to Australia. From the 37 man patrol there was 1 KIA (US), 11 WIA (9 Aus) & 1 MIA (EDD Sarbi). : Australian War Memorial

15.01.2022 Congratulations to you all for your kind and generous support yesterday. Your contribution to the two charities raised over $500. Amazing community effort thankyou. We have almost sold out and have Vegetable Curry, Creamy Herb Chicken meals, Mushroom & Pumpkin soup left. If you are wanting to contribute and be rewarded with a scrumptious meal PM the facebook page and pick up between 3&4pm today.

14.01.2022 DUE TO THE CURRENT COVID RESTRICTIONS the RSL will be CLOSED until further notice

14.01.2022 Pick up your $10 meals today & tomorrow between 3pm & 4pm

14.01.2022 What a generous supportive community we have. This week our $10 meals for 2 is raising money for the Loch Sport Lions Club.... New meals this week all made with fresh local ingredients are Chicken Cacciatore with mash, Chilli Co Carne with rice & Cajun Pork Stew with rice. We also have limited meals of Sausage Casserole & mash, Chickpea Curry & rice plus $5 Pumpkin Soup. You can place your orders on the Facebook messenger and pick them up from the beer garden Saturday & Sunday between 3pm & 4pm.

14.01.2022 It has come to our attention that there is a false Lochsport RSL facebook site. If you stumble across this page please report it as spam.

14.01.2022 My mother, who went through the bombing of London also during the 52 nights of bombing and in June 1944, the Germans started sending V1 Flying bombs to bomb London. We called these V1s "Doodlebugs". A doodlebug was really a bomb with wings. ... Sometimes a doodlebug dropped to earth immediately and sometimes it would continue to glide, gradually losing height. My mother a woman of great courage and strength.

14.01.2022 The $10 meals for 2 are back this weekend. This week is Legacy Week and all your donations will go to Legacy House which provides financial support for veterans and their families in need. This weeks new meals are Lamb Curry, Beef Stew & Sausage Casserole. We also have Chick pea curry, & $5 Pumpkin Soup. ... All curries are served with rice and stews/casserole are served with mash. All meals are frozen and you can pick them up between 3pm & 4pm Saturday & Sunday. PM Facebook page for orders. See more

13.01.2022 Today we pay our respects for the generation that 75yrs ago brought us our peace. LEST WE FORGET

13.01.2022 Two mates, same job, same country, same uniform. and all for the same cause.

13.01.2022 To all the Dads enjoy your day in this difficult time where we would all like a hug as a gift If your looking for something to send Dad we have $10 meals available and can deliver. PM the facebook page with your meal choice and address or pick them up between 3pm & 4pm. Lamb Curry & rice, Beef Stew & mash, Sausage Casserole & mash, Chickpea Curry & rice and $5 Pumpkin Soup

13.01.2022 You are all amazing and have raised $450 for Our Haven & Wildlife Shelter with a generous extra $100 donated by Tina & Bradley Wolski. The Welfare Fund have received $375 with extra $25 donated. A huge thankyou for your support of our community charities. Next week we will have 3 new meals and a new charity.You are all amazing and have raised $450 for Our Haven & Wildlife Shelter with a generous extra $100 donated by Tina & Bradley Wolski. The Welfare Fund have received $375 with extra $25 donated. A huge thankyou for your support of our community charities. Next week we will have 3 new meals and a new charity.

12.01.2022 #OTD We Remember Private Brian Jock Rennie Today we pause to remember the life and service of 312641, Private Brian Jock Rennie, who died of wounds on the... 7th of September 1969, whilst serving in South Vietnam. During his 287 days of service in South Vietnam, Jock served with 1ARU, 1RAR, 4RAR, 9RAR and HQ1ATF. On the 6th of September he was shot during a patrol and was evacuated to the 25th US Evacuation Hospital. He succumbed to his wounds 11 hours later on the 7th. He was only 21 at the time of his death. Lest we forget. --------------------------------------------------------------- If you spot an error, please send me a message. Join our group here: https://business.facebook.com/groups/2626189084317964

12.01.2022 Our magnificent Falafel Salad with Greek Dressing. Delicious crispy Falafel served with crispy lettuce, capsicum, cherry tomatoes, onion, feta cheese, sprinkled with toasted pine nuts and served with Greek yogurt dressing.

12.01.2022 WATCH || Come behind the operation, as #YourADF personnel work together in support of our Fijian friends. Disaster relief and education supplies have been mo...ved from HMAS Adelaide III to Bekana Jetty, Vanua Levu where they were transported and distributed by the Republic of Fiji Military Forces. #AusNavy #OpFijiAssist Australian Army

11.01.2022 Experience Chef for a family friendly club Able to work in a team friendly atmosphere. Award Wages 20hrs week. Nights Thurs,Fri &Sat Extra hours over holiday period offered.... All resumes to be sent to email provided. See more

11.01.2022 Almost 1 million Australians served their country during the Second World War and around 12,000 of these remarkable men and women are still alive. While as a na...tion we can never repay the debt we owe those Australians who served, we can still say thank you in a meaningful way to those that are still with us today. Today I announced that in the lead up to the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War on 15 August, every living Second World War veteran can receive this specially produced commemorative medallion and certificate. It was an honour to present the very first to veteran and Sale local, 98 year old Rose Jackson who served in the Australian Womens Army Service during the Second World War. Rose was a private and was posted to Bandiana, Victoria after undertaking training and worked in a clerical role. Thank you for your service, Rose. If you are a Second World War veteran, or know someone who is, I encourage you to apply or help them with their application. For further details you can visit: http://dva.gov.au/medallion #TYFYS #OurVeterans #OneInAMillion

11.01.2022 The RSL is raising money for the community and our veterans. To be sustainable with our remaining ingredients and limit waste, our Chef has cooked up Mushroom, Pumpkin and Pea & Ham soup for 2. They will be sold frozen at $5 each by placing your order by PM the facebook page. Pick up will be Fri between 12-5pm and can only accept cash payment. All money raised will be split between the community house and the RSL welfare fund.

10.01.2022 Orders to pick up today and tomorrow between 3pm & 4pm. Get your orders in

10.01.2022 Dont miss out on your opportunity of delicious meals for 2 at the cost of $10, plus the opportunity to support your local community Lions Club where you money will go this week

09.01.2022 With Stage 3 Covid restrictions we have to sadly close the RSL for the 6wks asked of DHHS. We thank you all for your support since our reopening after the first closure and changes made to making the RSL an important place in our Lochsport community. We look forward to seeing you all back in 6wks supporting your RSL.

09.01.2022 A reminder to our members and patrons that Loch Sport RSL is open from 3:00pm with Bistro service from 5:30pm - 8:00pm from Monday to Saturday and closed on Sundays and Public Holidays over the busy season.

09.01.2022 This week we will be raising money for Loch Sport CFA, a charity we are all grateful for and an important part of our community. We will also be raising money for the RSL welfare fund. All meals are servings for 2 people at a cost of $10 and $5 for the soup. We can only take cash payments and all meals are frozen. This week we have the chicken curry & rice, creamy herb chicken with mash & vegetable chickpea curry back. New dishes are lamb stew & mash potato, beef goulash & rice.Pumpkin soup is back this week also. Pm facebook page to order and pick up is Saturday & Sunday between 3pm & 4pm

09.01.2022 #OTD The Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels On the 14th of October at 4am, Sapper Bert Beros wrote a poem paying tribute to the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels whilst serving on the Kokod...a Track. The poem, below, commemorates the native Papuans who served as porters and stretcher bearers during the fighting along the Kokoda Track in WWII. As a result of this poem, and a photo taken by war photographer George Silk of blinded Australian Private George Whittington being led to a field hospital near Buna by carrier Raphael Oimbari (below), the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels would be immortalised in Australian Military History as symbols of compassion and cheerfulness in the face of adversity. Beros’ poem is enclosed in full below: Many a mother in Australia, When the busy day is done, Sends a prayer to the Almighty For the keeping of her son, Asking that an Angel guide him And bring him safely back Now we see those prayers are answered On the Owen Stanley track, For they haven’t any halos, Only holes slashed in the ears, And with faces worked by tattoos, With scratch pins in their hair, Bringing back the wounded, Just as steady as a hearse, Using leaves to keep the rain off And as gentle as a nurse. Slow and careful in bad places, On the awful mountain track, And the look upon their faces, Makes us think that Christ was black. Not a move to hurt the carried, As they treat him like a Saint, It’s a picture worth recording, That an Artist’s yet to paint. Many a lad will see his Mother, And the Husbands, Weans and Wives, Just because the Fuzzy Wuzzy Carried them to save their lives. From mortar or machine gun fire, Or a chance surprise attack, To safety and the care of Doctors, At the bottom of the track. May the Mothers in Australia, When they offer up a prayer, Mention those impromptu Angels, With the Fuzzy Wuzzy hair. Lest we forget. --------------------------------------------------------------- If you spot an error, please send me a message. Join our group here: https://business.facebook.com/groups/2626189084317964

09.01.2022 We are kicking off our first night of opening with our new Sunday Roast night 3 course for $25 Tomato soup entree with Roast Pork or Beef & baked vegetables main & the famous Bread and Butter Pudding for dessert.... One 2hr sitting from 5.30pm to 7.30pm indoor and outdoor seating with Covid restrictions in place. Ring Bella to book, limited numbers available 51460841 We will reopen the following week starting with our Thursday night raffles & dinner, Friday night dinner, Saturday night dinner & Sunday Roast. Please book to avoid disappointment with only one 2hr sitting on these nights also. Covid restrictions in place. See more

08.01.2022 Well what a spectacle this morning, Sgt Bert completing his 96km for March On With Bert for Soldier On Australia so proud and privileged to have you on board Bert. Donate to Bert https://bit.ly/MarchOnWithBert

08.01.2022 Stage 3 lockdown has given the committee and local trades the time to mend, clean and paint the club. Whilst cleaning we discovered on our memorabilia shelf a medal with no plaque or information to whom it belonged to or how it became a part of the club. On the Medal is a name and a service number; Service Number 979 Pte J C Traynor 3 /BN A.I.F.... Kenny has done some research and found the story of James Charles Traynor WW1 who owns the medal. He was born in Melbourne 1880. James had no listed or known family other than an Aunt Josephine Livingston of 55 Richardson Road Albert Park Melbourne Victoria. James was a boundary rider at Narromine NSW before he enlisted in Kensington NSW on the 28th August 1914. At the time of his enlistment he was engaged to Edith Clarke of Woomera Cross Street, Double Bay, NSW although Edith is not listed as his Next of Kin on his service records. After being sent to the front-line Dardanelles Campaign (Gallipoli) he was wounded several times from gunshot wounds and shrapnel but always returning to his unit to fight. After being shipped out to France to continue his service in battle he was awarded the Military Medal for bravery in the field. He was promoted in the field to LCpl and then to CPL., and his military docs have him as listed; to be SGT. Honoured Military Medal, Citation reads: - This N.C.O. took up a position on the top of a dug-out from where he commanded the enemy bomb throwers among whom he caused many casualties and greatly assisted in warding off their attacks. Although exposed to shrapnel, machine gun and sniping fire he remained at his post till no longer required there. Source: Commonwealth Gazette No. 62Medals: In a battle in Pozieres, France on 24th July 1916 James was killed in action along with many of his unit. He is buried with his mates at the battle site 3 Miles NE Albert France and has no known grave. His unit has a cross with those that died in this battle. James is listed at The Australian War Memorial, Roll of Honour, Villers-Bretonneux Memorial (Australian National Memorial France). Sadly, all James medals were presented after his death. James and all who serve are true heroes and have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We will remember James with the dignity and respect he deserves at the Loch Sport RSL and proudly display his medal for all to see and honour. We are unsure how his medal came to Loch Sport RSL as all his medals were awarded to his Aunt and he has no other known family according to his records. If there is any relative or friend who can shed some light on how the medal came to the RSL we would love to add this to his medal on display. CPL James Charles Traynor WE WILL REMEMBER YOU. LEST WE FORGET.

07.01.2022 Last weekend to support our local charities. Don't miss out on your $10 meals for 2 while support a local Loch Sport Charity

06.01.2022 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

06.01.2022 The steak is to dine for! We only buy the best Scotch Fillet locally

06.01.2022 On behalf of the RSL committee & members we would like to thank our Chef Rudolph who has volunteered his time and expertise to make the delicious meals we can provide to the community to raise funds. These meals are paying it forward to our local charities that have been locked down during Covid, with the added bonus of spoiling the community with the most scrumptious meals for 2. We will be selling more today PM the facebook page for your orders. $10 meals for 2 are beef goulash & rice, chicken curry & rice, lamb stew & rice and vegetable chick pea curry & rice. We also have pumpkin soup for $5. If you would like a dish and are unable to pick up between 3pm & 4pm we have volunteers that will bring it to you. Below is the fantastic response from yesterday with meals sold & a msg from our Chef Rudolph.

06.01.2022 Vietnam Veterans Day 2020 What a privilege it is to commemorate this special day each year, this year especially with the world today in so much uncertainty with Covid we can only image what our veterans, and families endured in waiting for family members to return home safe. With families having the feeling of unknowing what is happening or going to happen, relying on the media reports of injuries and deaths. Australias involvement in the Vietnam War began with a small comm...Continue reading

05.01.2022 Our Air Force, Our People | When the role of Loadmaster was opened for the first time to female applicants, Warrant Officer Katrina Salvesen (retired) saw her o...pportunity to shift to a more hands-on mustering. She graduated top of her course and went on to an action-packed career that took her around the world, ensuring our aircraft were able to transport vital personnel and equipment wherever it was needed most. Read her story: https://news.defence.gov.au//passion-leads-becoming-first- #AusAirForce #AirForce100 #ThenNowAlways

05.01.2022 Thank you all for your generosity over the last month to our Loch Sport charities. This week is Legacy Week and all your donations will go to Legacy House which provides financial support for veterans and their families in need. This weeks new $10 meals are Lamb Curry, Beef Stew & Sausage Casserole. ... We also have Chick pea curry, & $5 Pumpkin Soup. All curries are served with rice and stews/casserole are served with mash. All meals are frozen and you can pick them up between 3pm & 4pm Saturday & Sunday. PM Facebook page for orders. See more

05.01.2022 WATCH || This time last year #AusNavy personnel assisted in the evacuation of over 1000 residents, tourists and their pets from Mallacoota during the devastating bushfires. #YourADF #OpBushfireAssist Victoria Police Vic Emergency

05.01.2022 Looking to warm up over this freezing weekend, we have the curries, soups and stew for you. Plus you will be helping your local community charities who may help you or your family one day. Paying it forward and supporting local. Meals are made with fresh ingredients for two people at the cost of $10. Soups are $5 Pick up frozen meals on Saturday & Sunday between 3 & 4pm PM face book page to order.... $10 meals: - Beef stew and mashed potatoes - Creamy herb chicken with mashed potatoes - Rendang and rice - Chicken curry and rice Vegan option: Chickpea and spinach curry with rice $5 soup for two are still avaliable Mushroom, Pea & Ham & Pumpkin.

04.01.2022 Why not shout Dad a Fathers Day meal on his weekend ps he misses out on the chicken curry & lamb stew sold out plenty of other dishes to choose from, for only $10

04.01.2022 You have been amazing with your support for your local community by raising funds. This week we are raising money for Loch Sport CFA & the RSL welfare fund. We will reward your support with our Chefs delicious meals. This week for $10 are meals for 2 & $5 soup. This weekend meals are Lamb Stew & mash, Creamy herb chicken & mash, Curry Chicken & rice, Vegetable Chick pea curry & rice, Beef Goulash & rice plus Pumpkin soup. ... PM Facebook page for orders and pick up is between 3pm & 4pm See more

03.01.2022 WATCH || As #AusNavy's 816 Squadron conduct a dual MH-60R Anti Submarine Warfare Exercise, including the carriage of recoverable torpedoes. The flight occurred... as part of the handover of Commanding Officer 816SQN, with Commander Todd Glynn handing over to Commander Lee Pritchard. #OurPeople #YourADF

03.01.2022 Just the right weather for soup to warm your tummy $5 each servings for two. Today and tomorrows money donations from the soup will go to Our Haven Wildlife Shelter. Pick up at RSL between 3pm & 4pm.

03.01.2022 Last week, the Band of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment took a break from rehearsing and recording to make the most of the Far North Queensland ...winter, and take part in an adventurous training exercise. The aim of the exercise is to enhance the mental and physical resilience, communication and teamwork of a unit. Specifically to enhance their ability to thrive in circumstances of complexity and adversity. All whilst adhering to COVID-19 guidelines of social distancing. Arranged and supervised by Sergeant Dave Shuttleworth and Corporal Brendan Moore, the activities incorporated canyoning and an 18km hike within Paluma Range National Park. Photos by Musician Natalie Gray #AusArmyBand #OurPeople #AusArmy #GoodSoldiering

01.01.2022 #OTD Battle for Australia Day On the first Wednesday of September every year, we commemorate the Battle for Australia Day. This day marked the first defeat o...f Japanese forces in the Battle of Milne Bay. Today we recognise all those who served on the home front in Australia, and who fought on land, air and sea in battles in the Coral Sea and New Guinea, including Milne Bay and the Kokoda Track, between 1942 and 1945. Mainland Australia came under direct attack from the Japanese four days after the fall of Singapore in February 1942 with the Bombing of Darwin on the 19th of February the first of 60 raids on the city. Throughout the war, Broome, Port Headland, Derby, Katherine and Townsville would also come under attack. In May 1942, Australia was also attacked by sea by three Japanese midget submarines, one of which sunk the HMAS Kuttabul killing 21. Overseas, Australian soldiers would fight in the New Guinea campaign from January 1942 to August 1945 in battles along the Kokoda Track and at Milne Bay, Wau, the Huon Peninsula, Wewak and Bougainville. More than 600 Australians were killed and over 1,000 wounded during this campaign. Australia was defended by more than half a million full time Navy, Army and Air Force personnel and the womens services during this time. Civilians also contributed, working in jobs geared towards the war effort and living with wartime controls including rationing and restrictions on movement. Today, we pause to remember those who served, and those who were killed or taken prisoner in Australia and in New Guinea in the desperate fight for Australias survival during the second world war. Lest we forget. --------------------------------------------------------------- If you spot an error, please send me a message. Join our group here: https://business.facebook.com/groups/2626189084317964

01.01.2022 Meet #OurPeople || Lieutenant Bartholomew Arundell has recently made a career change within the #AusArmyReserves. Originally enlisting as part of 1st Commando ...Regiment, Lieutenant Arundell unfortunately received a substantial injury during his training. While in recovery, Lieutenant Arundell met a nurse who inspired him to commission into the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps as a specialist service officer. To read more about Lieutenant Arundells career change, head to https://www.army.gov.au///critical-career-change-reservist. #GoodSoldiering #YearoftheNurse