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Noble Park RSL

Locality: Noble Park, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9548 3750

Address: 1128 Heatherton Road 3174 Noble Park, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 RSL Victoria have created a special commemorative booklet which contains seven stories - two stories about wartime Melbourne and five personal accounts of wartime service from WWII veterans. We hope reading this booklet will help inspire Victorians to reminisce, start conversations and even educate younger members of the community about Victory in the Pacific. Copies will be available at reception when the Noble Park RSL re-opens. In the meantime, enjoy reading these wonderf...ul stories. http://rslvic.com.au//RSL-Victoria-Victory-in-the-Pacific-

24.01.2022 Great News, your RSL is re-opening from Tuesday June 23rd for lunch and dinner service - Tuesday to Saturday with lunch only on Sunday. See below to read a message from your President. Call us on 9548 3750 and leave a message with your name, date, time, number of people and contact number OR alternatively the same information via email to [email protected] See you soon

23.01.2022 It’s that time of year again. Remembrance Day is just around the corner. We have a variety of Poppies to choose from aswell as poppy merchandise.

22.01.2022 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

22.01.2022 VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day commemorates Japan's acceptance of the Allied demand for unconditional surrender on 14 August 1945. The following day, 15 August, is usually referred to as VP Day, and in 1945 Australian governments gazetted a public holiday as 'VP Day'. This year’s service will be streamed online so all Victorians can participate.

22.01.2022 Its official. We are re-opening on Sunday 1st November 2020. The Bistro will re-open on Wednesday 4th November for lunch and dinner. Seating / Visitors are limited due to Government restrictions. Bookings are ESSENTIAL, please phone us on 9548 3750 to book your visit..... Looking forward to seeing your at the RSL.

21.01.2022 What an incredible tribute to the 8 million horses, donkeys and mules that died faithfully, their duty done. Faithful to the very end. #remembertoremember

19.01.2022 The Peter Diprose Memorial Trophy and ANZAC Appeal Trophy at Sandown Greyhound Racing Club on Thursday 22nd April 2021 Many thanks to John Mansfield who travelled from afar to sound the Last Post and Reveille during the ANZAC Service. The ODE was recited by our President John Meehan JP. Congratulation to the Trainers of both greyhounds on winning the trophies. ... Lest We Forget

19.01.2022 The 75th anniversary of the end of WWII will be extra special for WWII veteran Jean Smith, who will mark her 100th Birthday on August 15. The former Australian ...Women's Army Service (AWAS) member will celebrate this special milestone on the same day that many Australians hold close to their hearts. Jean, who's first husband passed in combat in Libya in 1941, joined the Australian Women's Army Service (AWAS) during WWII. Jean also worked within the Chemical Warfare Unit based in Innisfail, far North QLD, including three trials on Brook Island, where the unit did specialist chemical research under a code of secrecy until 1970. After the War she married Bert Smith who was initially in the Army 2/22nd Battalion which served in Rabaul and New Briton, New Guinea, then in the RAAF as an Intelligence Officer with No 77 Squadron. Jean is a very proud veteran and long-standing member of the RSL community. We thank Jean for her service to our country and wish her a very special 100th birthday! Bless you Jean. #VPDay75

18.01.2022 With the new restriction being re-instated, your RSL is still re-opening from Tuesday June 23rd for lunch and dinner service - Tuesday to Saturday with lunch only on Sunday. Call us on 9548 3750 and leave a message with your name, date, time, number of people and contact number OR alternatively the same information via email to [email protected] Our limited menu is now available - see below ... Looking forward to seeing you back in the RSL. Mark Wilkinson Manager

18.01.2022 Its out with the old and in with the new - Menu that is. Some new flavours and comfort winter food on offer. Along with a Vegan / Vegetarian option available. Book via our website or call us on 9548 3750

17.01.2022 We are excited to announce a new opportunity for veterans in collaboration with independent career management service provider Right Management. RSL Victoria h...as secured 50 pro-bono places on the Right Management ‘Standard Program’ for veterans who have currently been stood down from their employment during this difficult period of COVID-19 restrictions. The program comprises 8 x 90 minute fundamental modules scheduled over a two week period, that will support and guide you - the veteran, through this challenging time. The course includes interactive webinars, career enhancing and personal development workshops. Included is access to Right Management’s RightEverywhere platform and PowerYou providing 3000+ online learning resources and tools for those who choose to up-skill or re-skill. If you’re a veteran who has been recently stood down, we invite you to take up this opportunity; places are filling up quickly. To register your interest please call us on 9655 5555 or email [email protected]. #veteransupport

16.01.2022 Lest We Forget #rememberanceday #nobleparkrsl #lestweforget

14.01.2022 Brian has been very busy in the lead up to our ANZAC Day, Selling badges at Club Noble with Jack and Gayle Healey and his annual visit to the John Hannah Nursing Home to deliver the ANZAC Service to their residents. Well done Brian.

14.01.2022 Two of our Veterans, Gordon Murray OAM and John Chisholm made the 7 News for marching in the ANZAC Day Parade on Sunday 25th April. Lest We Forget

14.01.2022 Who will you be remembering this Poppy Appeal? Poppy Appeal Australia are proud to announce the launch of our their new virtual poppy field, where we invite all... Australians to plant your very own poppy. Commemorate and plant a poppy in the virtual field in remembrance of someone special in your life who has served, or is still serving. Visitors to www.poppyappeal.com.au can search the poppy field and read the heartfelt dedications left by those who planted their very own poppy. 100% of proceeds raised goes to supporting veterans and their families in need. Plant your poppy in our virtual poppy field at poppyappeal.com.au and #remembertoremember all those who served.

12.01.2022 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

12.01.2022 11.11.20 - Although Remembrance Day was commemorated a little differently this year, we continued to pause for just one minute to remember those who gave their lives in service to their country, those who returned home injured or ill, and those who bravely serve our country today. Once again, much appreciation to Dallas Goldburg for taking these great photos. Lest We Forget

11.01.2022 The significance of November 11 as one of our most important national occasions is not lost on many Australians. It is a time at which we reflect and remember the men and women who sacrificed their lives for ours. #remembertoremember Image Courtesy: Australian Defence Force

10.01.2022 Today we remember those who served during the Boer War which concluded in 1902 with the signing of the Peace Treaty of Vereeniging. Boer War Day commemorates th...e first war in which Australia fought as a nation. In 1899 NSW Lancers were the first to join in this war followed by all of the other colonies and after Federation in 1901 Australian units. The Boer War was also the first war in which Australians also fought alongside New Zealanders. We pay tribute to the memory of the 23,000 Australian men and women who served and the 1,000 that paid the supreme sacrifice. #lestweforget Image Courtesy: ABC AUS

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 Australia’s war against Japan in the Pacific; a war that had begun half a world away in Europe that was brought close to home after Japan’s 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

05.01.2022 The busy streets of Melbourne were stopped today at 11am by the sound of the Last Post. Here is footage from the iconic Flinders Street Station. #remembertoremember

04.01.2022 We Will Remember Them... #poppyappeal

04.01.2022 On Saturday, August 15, Australia will commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War also known as Victory in the Pacific or VP Day. Due to COVID-19, the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Pacific will be the second major commemorative event that Victorian's will be unable to mark by coming together at local war memorials or at their RSL Sub-Branch. But just because we can't come together, doesn't mean that we can't commemorate. Help promote the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Pacific on social media using the following hashtags #victoriaremembers #vpday75

03.01.2022 "When you go home, tell them of us and say: For their tomorrow, we gave our today" (J.Edmonds). Show your support for all those who served by planting a poppy in memory of a loved one or donate to the Poppy Appeal at www.poppyappeal.com.au.

02.01.2022 Due to restricted numbers and being Covid Safe, our ANZAC Sunday was held on the 18th April with a short march by our Veterans to the Memorial Cross at the front of the RSL. Wreaths were laid at the Memorial adjacent to the RSL to honour those who have sacrificed their lives in all conflicts. Our Guest Speaker, George Raphael OAM, delivered our ANZAC Day speech. Many thanks to Cam Lucadou-Wells, Star News Group, for the pictures taken on the day.... Lest We Forget