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Nerang RSL Sub Branch

Locality: Nerang, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 5563 6785

Address: 69 Nerang St 4211 Nerang, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.nerangrslsubbranch.org.au

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24.01.2022 Today we received a message from Dale, a Prep teacher at Pacific Pines Primary School. who thought he would share one of his students letters with us and we are... so glad! After a quick chat about Remembrance Day, the class was told they could write a letter to ANYONE they wanted. One of the boys (6 years old) wrote this: Dear Army, thank you for saving our planet. We love you #teachersrock #remembranceday #ANZACspirit #lestweforget

23.01.2022 Funeral service for the late Mr Keith John Stanley-Setches (Jack.) The service will be held at Allambe Memorial Park Parkview Chapel on Friday, 4 December, 2020, commencing at 11am.

23.01.2022 The design and colour of the DVA Commonwealth Seniors Health Card is changing. The redesigned card will carry the DVA logo and will be printed in yellow and red..., and should be recognisable to service providers. All benefits and entitlements will remain unchanged for cardholders. Cardholders should expect to receive their new card soon. If you have not received your card by January 2021, please call us on 1800 VETERAN (1800 838 372).

22.01.2022 All members be advised that as of Saturday 17 Oct 2020 Sub Branch meetings will commence at 10am. For those wondering this is because of the adjusted hours of operation for the dining area. Please pass around our membersAll members be advised that as of Saturday 17 Oct 2020 Sub Branch meetings will commence at 10am. For those wondering this is because of the adjusted hours of operation for the dining area. Please pass around our members

22.01.2022 Morning Tea in the Sub-Branch Office Tommorow 10am ..... see you then

21.01.2022 Don’t believe everything you read online. When it comes to advertising health services to veterans and their families, we have strict guidelines in place that ...all allied service providers and third-party marketing organisations we work with must comply with. Be wary of language such as ‘Free to DVA clients’ or ‘No fees’. Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. To learn about the funded health services that we provide, visit: https://www.dva.gov.au/health-and-treatment

20.01.2022 Photos from INTERFET and our return visits 2019 2020

19.01.2022 Nerang RSL Sub Branch Monthly Meeting This Saturday 21 November 2020 at 9:30am at the Nerang RSL Memorial Club.Nerang RSL Sub Branch Monthly Meeting This Saturday 21 November 2020 at 9:30am at the Nerang RSL Memorial Club.

18.01.2022 Hey guys, as we have Rememberance Day approaching I thought we would do something with the RSL like we did for ANZAC Day. We will have merchandise & a donation tin available in store. All money raised goes to the veteran community. Nerang RSL Sub Branch

15.01.2022 Big Thanks to Paul from the Bait Shop https://www.facebook.com/thebaitshopgoldcoast

15.01.2022 101 years old, Sergeant Bert Le-Merton has walked over 107km to raise over $86,000 so far for veteran support charity Soldier On. What an absolute legend! I sp...oke to Bert earlier this week to congratulate him on his amazing efforts and also to wish him a happy 102nd birthday for next Wednesday. Bert, who lives in Western Sydney, served for Australia in North Africa and the Pacific during the Second World War. He wanted to help the younger generation of veterans because he’d seen how some of them had struggled to adapt back to life after service. On Victory in Pacific Day in August this year he set himself the challenge of walking the length of the Kokoda Track (96km) to raise money for Soldier On. He did this by walking around the block every day with his walker. Initially he hoped to raise $10,000 but he quickly smashed that target. How good would it be if he could smash his next target of raising $102,000 before his 102nd birthday on Wednesday. He’s had to pause his walking for a bit while he recovers from a leg injury but hopes to be back at it again soon and we wish him a speedy recovery. If you’d like to donate to help Bert reach his target and support our veterans visit: https://fundraise.soldieron.org.au/marchonwithbert

14.01.2022 Fundraising at Bunnings Nerang this Sunday!!! Pop in and and get a SNAG or just to say G'day...Fundraising at Bunnings Nerang this Sunday!!! Pop in and and get a SNAG or just to say G'day...

13.01.2022 October morning tea..

13.01.2022 My apologies for not posting the pics from Vietnam Veterans Day..trouble with access..however here they are

10.01.2022 For all members information..

10.01.2022 Members as discussed at the last meeting FYI as appropriate.

07.01.2022 All members please be aware that due to adjusted dining room hours Sub Branch meetings will now commence at 10am. Next meeting Saturday 17 October 2020..Please pass around all members.All members please be aware that due to adjusted dining room hours Sub Branch meetings will now commence at 10am. Next meeting Saturday 17 October 2020..Please pass around all members.

04.01.2022 REMEMBRANCE DAY 2020 On behalf of the Nerang RSL Sub Branch Inc. we would like to take this opportunity to thank all who attended today's commemorative service. #remembranceday2020 #lestweforget

04.01.2022 OUR CORPS 160th BIRTHDAY Today, 15 November 2020 marks 160 years since the foundation of what was to become the Corps of Royal Australian Engineers In 1860, a n...umber of citizens of the Colony of Victoria perceived a need to form a military forceful of the defence of the colony from outside threats such as the Russians. A group of these patriotic citizens met on 7 November 1860, at the Duke of Rothesay Hotel then located on the East side of Elizabeth St, now number 24, between Flinders St and Flinders Lane, to discuss the possible formation of a Corps of Volunteer Engineers. A set of rules were drafted up and these were discussed with the then CAPT Peter Scratchley (later MAJGEN Sir Peter Scratchley KCMG) of the Royal Engineers, who was at the time the defence adviser for Australia and incidentally was also involved in the design and supervision of the construction of coastal defence works for most of the major Australian ports, including Port Phillip Bay. The following week on 15 November 1860 these citizens again met at the Duke of Rothesay Hotel and officially formed the Victorian Volunteer Engineer Corps. Similar Corps were later raised in other Australian colonies and after Federation in 1902 they amalgamated to form, what was to become, the Corps of Australian Engineers. In 1936 the Corps was given Royal Assent and was subsequently renamed the Corps of Royal Australian Engineers. UBIQUE This wall plaque located at 24 Elizabeth Street Melbourne was unveiled on 12 November 1972 by the Governor of Victoria, His Excellency Maj Gen Sir Rohan Delacombe K.C.M.G., K.V.C.O., K.B.E., C.B., D.S.O., K.St.J..

02.01.2022 Fundraising at Bunnings Nerang This Saturday the 28th come and grab a SNAG or pop in and Say HI to the Crew....Fundraising at Bunnings Nerang This Saturday the 28th come and grab a SNAG or pop in and Say HI to the Crew....