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25.01.2022 We feel very fortunate to be recipients of part of this grant, and in conjunction with the City of Vincent, look forward to holding a Remembrance Day ceremony at Axford Park on the 100th anniversary of the end of WW1.

18.01.2022 Let’s support our athletes!

17.01.2022 The Mount Hawthorn Sub-Branch is pleased to share this RSL WA Media Release in support of Ben Roberts-Smith.

16.01.2022 WIN A TRIP TO SYDNEY Want to WIN a trip for you and a mate to go to the Invictus Games in Sydney next month? All you have to do is nominate someone that has ...inspired you or helped you out when you’ve needed it most. The prize includes: Return flights for two people to Sydney from your nearest capital city (Departure 26 October, Return 28 October) 2 nights accommodation for two people A double pass to an Invictus Games Sydney event A double pass to the Closing Ceremony of the Invictus Games at Sydney Olympic Park on October 27. ENTER HERE | http://bit.ly/2pmKeCr #IG2018

09.01.2022 We are set up and ready to go! Come on down Perfect weather for a little browse of the shops and a sausage!

07.01.2022 Great opportunity to read some books for free!

06.01.2022 Minister for Veteran Affairs Media Release

05.01.2022 Anyone up for the challenge from our Sub-Branch?!

04.01.2022 Brendan Nelson, Director of the Australian War Memorial, joined Detective Sergeant Marcus Boorman, Australian Federal Police, this morning with a simple messag...e to ‘Pop a poppy on your car’. As an act of remembrance the Australian War Memorial is urging Australians to put a commemorative poppy on their cars to help mark the centenary of armistice. Popping a poppy on your car is a very simple way of saying: ‘I care and I remember’, Dr Nelson said. It marks you as a person who simply wants to say: ‘I am grateful for the men and women whose sacrifices have given me the freedoms that I enjoy.’ Not everyone has a car, or a Bushmaster armoured vehicle for that matter, but don’t let that stand in your way. You can put it anywhere just put a poppy on something that’s important to you and show your respect for our servicemen and servicewomen. Said Dr Nelson Poppies are now available from the Memorial shop and online for $9.99. https://www.awm.gov.au/shop/item/9348980002616 Proceeds will support Legacy Australia and the Memorial.

02.01.2022 The RSL can assist ex-service personnel in many ways. Be sure to get in touch if you or someone you know is doing it tough. Compassionate support and company is one call or message away.

02.01.2022 ONE? I said I’ll take ALL the sausages please!!