Wagga Wagga RSL Sub-Branch in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Wagga Wagga RSL Sub-Branch

Locality: Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6921 3528

Address: 26 Dobbs Street 2650 Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 #VWS2020 is proudly supporting the next #REBOOT intensive course. August 18th-21st. Register at ptsdresurrected.org/reboot Small group. Amazing support. #Acti...on #Hope #Transformation Free to veterans, first responders and their families. Access from anywhere online. See more

25.01.2022 Congratulations Ray.

25.01.2022 Entries for the Anzac Day Schools’ Awards close on Friday, 11 September 2020. Individual students, classrooms or whole schools interested in Australia’s wartime... history are encouraged to apply and could win up to $5000 in prizes! In recognition of the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, this year’s theme is telling the story of Australia’s Second World War experience, and the impacts it had on our communities. For further information, including awards categories, judging, criteria and how to apply, visit: http://spr.ly/6180GSX2e John Therry High School in Rosemeadow was named the NSW winner of the Anzac Day Schools’ Awards in 2012. Photo by Jeff de Pasquale- The Macarthur Advertiser.

24.01.2022 Remember to remember today and every day. Lest we forget.

22.01.2022 The President and executive committee wishes to advise members that due to reinforced COVID 19 restrictions the members BBQ and general meeting that were set to be held tomorrow Wednesday 12 August have both been cancelled. We will keep all members updated regarding future BBQs and meetings.

21.01.2022 The sub-Branches are at the centre of what we do, but some minor changes are going to have to happen to make us relevant for the future -Jon Black Watch || ...our CEO Jon Black run through some of the initiatives on what the strategic plan is all about and why the need for change. You can view and share your input here https://www.rslnsw.org.au/membe/strategic-plan-development/ #SupportChange #OneRSL

19.01.2022 G’day everyone, if you cannot be there, we will hopefully be live streaming our Remembrance Day Service tomorrow commencing at 10.30am. Check our Facebook page tomorrow.G’day everyone, if you cannot be there, we will hopefully be live streaming our Remembrance Day Service tomorrow commencing at 10.30am. Check our Facebook page tomorrow.

18.01.2022 Good afternoon, I’ve been informed that the Eternal Flame at the Victory Memorial Gardens has an electrical fault and will not be lit until repairs can be carried out.Good afternoon, I’ve been informed that the Eternal Flame at the Victory Memorial Gardens has an electrical fault and will not be lit until repairs can be carried out.

18.01.2022 The poignant words of The Ode of Remembrance will be heard around Australia today as we commemorate Remembrance Day. In recognition of the 75th anniversary of V...ictory in the Pacific earlier this year, we would like to share a very special reading of The Ode featuring six of our members who all served in WWII. #remembertoremember #remembranceday

16.01.2022 Two of our Korean War Veterans Harry Edmonds (L) and Alan Evans (R) showing respect after laying native sprigs at today’s Battle for Australia Commemoration Service.

16.01.2022 Admins. Delete if not appropriate but this is the RAAF's official merchandise outlet for our centenary which many here might be interested in For anyone interested in getting some Air Force memorabilia during the Centenary. https://www.facebook.com/airforcecentenaryshop/

15.01.2022 Today, our Secretary Liz Cosson and Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Darren Chester published an Open Letter to the Defence and veteran community following the re...lease of the IGADF Afghanistan Inquiry findings: https://www.dva.gov.au//open-letter-adf-and-veteran-commun Remember, support is available: the Defence all-hours Support Line is a confidential telephone and online service and is available on 1800 628 036. Open Arms - Veterans & Families Counselling offers free & confidential counselling to the veteran community 24/7 on 1800 011 046. Safe Zone is free, anonymous and confidential for current and former Defence personnel on 1800 142 072. To find out more about the services available call us on 1800 VETERAN (1800 838 372).

15.01.2022 Something for some of you who like metalwork.

15.01.2022 To enable a quorum to be gained it is requested that, if possible, all members attend the Wagga RSL Club meeting at 5.30pm on the 1st of December. Thank you.To enable a quorum to be gained it is requested that, if possible, all members attend the Wagga RSL Club meeting at 5.30pm on the 1st of December. Thank you.

14.01.2022 ATTENTION MEMBERS The Wagga RSL sub Branch Executive Committee wishes to advise that keeping in line with current NSW Health Directives the members BBQ for the month of September will not be going head as planned. In relation to the Members General Meeting being held on 9 September 2020 at 7pm, under the RSL club COVID Safe plan, only 58 persons in total will be allowed to be in attendance. The Executive Board is included in the 58 person quota.

14.01.2022 2020 marks 75 years since the end of the Second World War. To commemorate it on social media, share your family’s story with us, and we’ll share it with Australia here. #OneInAMillion.

13.01.2022 Within Boeing I lead our veteran engagement team and look at opportunities for us to connect with veterans, enhance our Reservists experience and support veter...ans and their families. We have locations around the country and have a large presence in NSW mainly in Newcastle, Nowra and Sydney area. My team works closely with other veteran organisations and are always looking for ways on how we can help support and create opportunities for both veterans and our employees - sponsoring the Invictus Games was one activity. My predominant focus is on building a strong and effective relationship between Boeing and RSL NSW. I feel working more closely together, we will be able to collaborate and do more for our veterans within the NSW region. As a Victoria Cross recipient and life member, I have always had a good relationship with the RSL. Being a member of a NSW sub-Branch , I wanted to reconnect with RSL NSW as a Victoria Cross recipient because I feel it is important that, like others before me, have a good understanding of the support that is available to veterans and returned service personnel. -Mark Donaldson Defence Advisor at Boeing Defence Australia - Victoria Cross Recipient

13.01.2022 Remembrance Day 2020 - Live from the Wagga Wagga Cenotaph in 360

12.01.2022 Opportunity to be part of our response team in NSW! Email [email protected]

12.01.2022 Congratulations to Australian War Widows. Thank you for all your efforts.

11.01.2022 COVID 19 Response Volunteer and Paid Work Opportunities Our partner organisation RSL LifeCare is seeking interest for volunteers and paid roles to support them in the event of a COVID outbreak. Click the link to find out more and to register your interest http://bit.ly/Covid19callout

11.01.2022 As part of our commemorations for the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, a national commemorative service will be held at the Australian War M...emorial. Due to current pandemic restrictions, the service will be closed to the public. However, we have worked closely with the ABC Australia who will broadcast it nationally. You will also be able to livestream the service on the ABC, the War Memorial and our own social media channels. We hope you will join us in commemorating the service of almost one million Australians who served our country during the war, and in remembering the more than 39,000 Australians who never made it home. #OneInAMillion

11.01.2022 Ahead of the 75th Anniversary of the end of World War II on 15 August 2020, the Anzac360 App is using virtual reality technology to highlight the service of our... men and women in WWII. This app is a terrific way for younger Australians to learn about WWII and the Fall of Singapore in a captivating way. To download the app for free please click below. Apple store: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/anzac-360/id1441104750 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details

11.01.2022 The Consulate-General of Japan, Sydney Mr Kiya Masahiko was a guest at ANZAC House last Tuesday 11 August. He met with Acting President Ray James, to pay his r...espects on the anniversary of the Victory in the Pacific.Consul-General Kiya then attended the commemoration ceremony that was held on Saturday in Martin Pl to pay his respects. See more

08.01.2022 Something for all the Suppliers/Loggos out there. Couldn’t you have fun with this?

07.01.2022 In Memory Of Corporal John Hurst Edmondson VC, who was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross in 1941. He was born on the 8th of October 1914, at Wagga Wagga, ...New South Wales. On the night of 13th14th April, 1941, a party of German infantry broke through the wire defences at Tobruk, and established themselves with at least six machine guns, mortars and two small field pieces. It was decided to attack them with bayonets, and a party consisting of one officer, Corporal Edmondson and five privates, took part in the charge. During the counter-attack Corporal Edmondson was wounded in the neck and stomach but continued to advance under heavy fire and killed one enemy with his bayonet. Later, his officer had his bayonet in one of the enemy and was grasped about the legs by him, when another attacked him from behind. He called for help, and Corporal Edmondson, who was some yards away, immediately came to his assistance and in spite of his wounds, killed both of the enemy. This action undoubtedly saved his officer's life. Shortly after returning from this successful counter-attack, Corporal Edmondson died of his wounds. His actions throughout the operations were outstanding for resolution, leadership and conspicuous bravery. The photograph on this post is of five Victoria Cross recipients standing behind of the grave of Corporal Edmondson VC and was taken on the 25th of April, 1953, in the Tobruk War Cemetery, Libya. They were there while on their way to England to attend the coronation of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. They are left to right. Private F.J. Partridge VC, (Australia). Private E. Kenna VC, (Australia). Sergeant J. D. Hinton VC, (New Zealand). Private R. Kelliher VC, (Australia). Sergeant R. Rattey VC, (Australia). Lest We Forget. Information came from the Australian War Memorial and Wikipedia. Photograph came form the Australian War Memorial. Image file number AWM P01895.001.

07.01.2022 Could be some interesting stories here.

06.01.2022 Applications for 2021 Long Tan Bursaries and AVCAT scholarships open 18 August 2020, Vietnam Veterans’ Day, and close at midnight 31 October 2020. AVCAT - Austr...alian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust scholarships are for the children and grandchildren of Australian ex-serving veterans. Long Tan Bursaries are for the children and grandchildren of Vietnam veterans and are funded by the Australian Government Department of Veterans' Affairs. Scholarships provide up to $4000 per year, for three years, to full-time students at university, TAFE college or registered training organisation. To be eligible students must be: - the child, stepchild, foster child or grandchild or an Australian ex-serving veteran* - an Australian citizen or permanent resident. - enrolled, or planning to enrol in 2021, in a full-time course at an Australian university, TAFE college or registered training organisation, receiving, or be eligible to receive in 2021, a Centrelink payment like Youth Allowance or an equivalent means-tested educational payment. Some scholarships have specific criteria, for further information go to avcat.org.au.

05.01.2022 Nominations for 2020 Board Election Now Open View this email in your browser Nominations for 2020 Board Election Now Open... Nominations for the 2020 RSL NSW Board Election are now open. Nominations close on 1 September 2020. RSL NSW has appointed Link Market Services as the independent Returning Officer to officiate and conduct the 2020 Election of Directors. Link Market Services is one of Australia’s leading voting and meeting service providers, conducting over 700 meetings and ballots annually to many of Australia’s largest organisations, associations and business councils. All the information you need for nominating in the election can be found on the RSL NSW website. Following resolution by the DPC, the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) relating to the election will be published closer to the election period commencing, around 7 September 2020 when candidates are confirmed. Please direct questions relating to nominations to the Returning Officer, details of which can be found on the RSL NSW website. For general enquiries about your membership status, please contact the Support Unit on 1300 679 775.

04.01.2022 Help us trial a tool to assess CIVILIAN READINESS! We would like to hear from CURRENTLY SERVING ADF personnel who are transitioning. Watch the video which descr...ibes the purpose of the study, and how you or someone you know can get involved. Click here to find out more: http://bit.ly/MRS-S1 See more

04.01.2022 Here is a link to the RSL NSW Board Election results . https://assets.rslnsw.org.au//RSL-NSW-ELECTIONS-FINAL-RESU

04.01.2022 The experiences of the men and women who have served on the front line in Australia’s defence forces have been well documented throughout history. Less has bee...n written about the hundreds of thousands of Australians who have, often at great risk to themselves, made vital contributions in lesser known, yet no less significant military roles in our defence forces here and overseas. The 2021 Australian Government Department of Veterans' Affairs calendar highlights some of these less visible but highly valuable roles. If you would like a copy of the 2021 calendar please email [email protected]

02.01.2022 Free Mental Health First Aid Training. Also open to partners, learn how to help effectively.

02.01.2022 Make it Simpler, make it easier to communicate -Jim Macken RSL Member Watch || Jim shares his view take on the Strategic Plan.

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01.01.2022 Attention all Members. It is planned to hold Committee at 6pm and General Meeting at 7pm on Wednesday 9 September. BBQ lunch at 12pm if possible, will be announced at a later time.Attention all Members. It is planned to hold Committee at 6pm and General Meeting at 7pm on Wednesday 9 September. BBQ lunch at 12pm if possible, will be announced at a later time.