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CONTENTS CLUBSACT Report

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Charlotte nominated for ACT Young Australian of the Year

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2023 ClubsACT Clubs & Community Awards Presentation & Dinner

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2023 ClubsACT Clubs & Community Awards PHOTO GALLERY

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ClubsACT partners with the Canberra Hospital Foundation

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More than a sporting chance

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Keno Foodbank NSW and ACT

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Helping protect your super from financial scams

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Menslink Great Walk

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MV’s Employment Law specialist

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Member Club Listing

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CLUBSACT REPORT ClubsACT wish all our Partners and Members a Merry Christmas and Safe and Prosperous 2024 On behalf of ClubsACT I wish all our partners and

Collectively we will continue to build a professional

members all the very best for the festive season. We

and dynamic industry that serves the ACT community

could not do what we do on behalf of the industry

with dedication. I am proud to be the CEO of

without your support and goodwill and we look

ClubsACT and to work with such a team.

forward to 2024 being a year of great success for all.

I look forward to 2024 and working with you all I would also like to take the opportunity to thank our

to build a better future for Canberra and the Club

team at ClubsACT especially Kate Palmer and Mai

industry that serves.

Larsen for all their work through the year. We have a big workload and a lean operation but Kate and Mai

Please be safe and have a Joyful break with your

work with dedication to keep the wheels turning, their

friends and family, and we will see you in the New

commitment to the industry is inspiring.

Year !

The coming year, as always, will be a challenging

Kind Regards,

one. Regulatory reforms are on the table, the ACT election looms and the cost of living crisis continues to bite. We are fortunate at ClubsACT to have the strong support of our members and their professional management teams and their staff in our endeavours.

Eastlake Group’s own Charlotte nominated for ACT Young Australian of the Year Congratulations to Charlotte Bailey on her well-deserved nomination for the ACT Young Australian of the Year award.

Her dedication and work as an Employment ambassador for Down Syndrome Australia is so important and deserving of this nomination.

Craig Shannon CEO

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2023 ClubsACT Clubs & Community Awards Presentation & Dinner Clubs of the ACT came together for an evening of celebration and recognition at the much-anticipated Clubs and Community Awards Night.

This annual event not only honoured the

emphasizing their commitment to the local

achievements of local clubs but also highlighted

community well-being and sustainability into the

the incredible sense of unity among the club

future.

members and community. ‘These Awards recognise the outstanding contributions of local clubs to the

Congratulations to all the winners! The event

community.’

witnessed a record number of submissions this year, making it a truly remarkable celebration of local

CEO Craig Shannon said ‘highlighting the essential

achievements.

role the not-for-profit clubs play in Canberra,

AWARD CATEGORIES

WINNER

Arts & Culture

Irish Club

Hospitality Innovation Winner

Vikings Group

Hospitality Innovation Highly Commended

Canberra Southern Cross Club

Contribution to Sport, Community Development & Wellbeing Celebrating Diversity & Social Inclusion

Winner

Celebrating Diversity & Social Inclusion

Highly Commended

Ainslie Group Eastlake Group Harmonie German Club

Education, Learning & Development

Vikings Group

Sustainability & Environment

Ainslie Group

Sustainability & Environment

The RUC

Emerging Talent – Employee of the Year

Thoroughbred Park Elizabeth Francis

Emerging Talent – Employee of the Year Individual Service to the Industry

Vikings Group Karin Kaeser Thoroughbred Park Ken Lewis

Heart of the Community Small Club

Thoroughbred Park

Heart of the Community Large Club

Ainslie Group

Special Recognition for Service to Industry

Ian Mackay

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ClubsACT partners with the Canberra Hospital Foundation

by Vanessa CavasinniOctober 31, 2023 ClubsACT has proudly announced a new partnership with the Canberra Hospital Foundation (CHF).

As the industry association that represents the interests of not-for-profit community clubs in the ACT, it supports the club industry in maintaining and growing its community programs.

The Canberra Hospital Foundation is the only organisation that exists to raise funds for the health and support services delivered in all public hospitals and health centres in Canberra, including:

> Canberra Hospital, which provides trauma services and most major medical and surgical services

> Centenary Hospital for Women, Youth & Children

ClubsACT CEO Craig Shannon added: “ClubsACT

> Canberra Region Cancer Centre, a world class healthcare

will partner with the Hospital Foundation to work

facility that brings together cancer treatment and related services in one purpose-built facility.

> North Canberra Hospital, formerly the Calvary Public Hospital

> University of Canberra Hospital, a rehabilitation facility that offers additional outpatient services.

with our members to support fundraising through 2024, each Club being encouraged to raise a minimum of $10,000. Our members are very excited to be involved in this partnership and we are proud to support the Foundation in their much-needed fundraising efforts.

> Walk-in centres, which provide free treatment for minor

“As not-for-profits, our members understand the vital

> Community health centres, providing general and

like the Canberra Hospital Foundation and to help

illness and injury,

specialist health services to people of all ages,

> Community-based health services, such as early

childhood services, youth and women’s health, dental health, mental health and alcohol and drug services, and

> Clare Holland House, an inpatient palliative care unit

where a specially trained team cares for people with a life-threatening illness. Clare Holland House is a hospice serving the ACT and the region.

need to support community focused organisations generate the funds that are fundamental to the health and wellbeing of Canberra residents. This relationship very much aligns with the ethos of our industry and we are very excited to have developed this partnership.”

Funds received by The Canberra Hospital Foundation are used to acquire specialised equipment, fund important research, provide therapeutic programs,

“ClubsACT considers that an alignment with the

and make away-from-bed spaces less clinical for both

Foundation will create greater opportunities for

patients and their families.

clubs and club members to support the Foundation to develop long-term relationship[s] with significant positive impacts for the Canberra community,” stated ClubsACT president Kim Marshall.

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More than a sporting chance Paynter Dixon and partners in the club sector are getting behind Clontarf Foundation in support of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men. Shared bonds of sport and community are empowering youth development.

Brothers in arms. From left, Clontarf Foundation students and good mates Darnell Coppini, Brock Hansen-Daley and Lea Afu.

“We have fun getting all the boys together for

our employment officers. We don’t ever leave

sport,” says Darnell Coppini.

them, and they can always come back.”

Darnell is a proud Kamilaroi man and year 8 student at Clontarf Foundation’s Shalvey Academy in Western Sydney. The Foundation is helping Darnell and 60 fellow academy students to attend school, finish year 12 and enter employment. Today, 148 such academies are supporting 11,500 students across Australia.

Paynter Dixon supports the work of Shalvey as part of a major partnership with Clontarf Foundation.

“We have seen the great work done by the Foundation in a range of communities and we just want to be a part of it,” says James Boyd,

Operating within schools, academies comprise a dedicated room where students meet for group activities, retreat for personal space, and receive guidance from Clontarf staff.

Darnell says, “I come down here [Academy room] to calm down, have a little talk, and then return to class and get back to work.”

CEO and Founder of Clontarf Foundation, Gerard Neesham, says the relationship is for life.

“When they’ve finished school, we’ve prepared them over 6 years so that they’re ready for work, and then we place them into work though

Executive Chairman of Paynter Dixon.

Employees are also encouraged to participate in academy life. Volunteer activities include early morning workouts, guest presentations, employment forums, chaperoned workplace tours, awards nights, carnivals and more.

Sport is a core pillar of the Clontarf program, with a focus on building teamwork and leadership skills.

While the boys play a range of games, rugby league is a runaway success. Today, the annual Ross Kelly Cup sees over 650 boys ‘play footy with their mates’ in a Sydney-based weekend competition.

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“We have a prime focus on ruby league, so much so that Clontarf Foundation was a natural partnership.

We have built a stadium specifically for rugby league, and that was used by Clontarf for their regional finals last year.

“So our commitment to sport facilitated a partnership with Clontarf.”

For more than 60 years, Paynter Dixon has delivered exceptional hospitality venues and sporting infrastructure for clubs. Client partnerships can span decades, such as the 40-year relationship with Workers Lifestyle Group.

“Clubs do a marvellous job in the community,” reflects Paynter Dixon’s Executive Chairman James Boyd. “We work in that ecosystem, and we’re aware Paynter Dixon also supports Clontarf Foundation’s Orara Academy in Coffs Harbour where rugby league is played with spirit.

“If they [boys] work hard and achieve at school, and consistently demonstrate positive values, good things will come – and the Cup embodies that,” says Gerard.

Don Hammond, CEO of Leagues Clubs Australia, believes Clontarf and the club sector are on the same wavelength.

that these institutions go beyond decades and timeframes.”

Looking ahead, Paynter Dixon is committed to growing relationships with Clontarf academies in areas where the business operates, including the ACT and southern region of NSW. Whatever the future holds, Darnell has faith in those around him.

“I have lots of mates here, and I really want to see

“Clubs are all about our community, and this is

them when I grow up.”

where Clontarf fits so well with the club network – these Aboriginal kids are all about community as well … at the end of the day, we are collectively

PARTNERING FOR YOUR CLUB COMMUNITY

bringing the community together to look out for people that need help.”

“We’re in a position now where a lot of our member clubs have come on board as corporate partners.”

Leading by example, Workers Lifestyle Group has supported Clontarf by providing access to sporting facilities in Blacktown.

“In our ethos, Workers Lifestyle Group has a commitment to sport and being a community partner,” says Morgan Stewart, CEO of WLG.

What are your business and community goals?

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GetAboutAble GetAboutAble, with support from the ACT Office for Disability, has created a suite of free resources to support small and medium organisations in developing an effective Disability Action & Inclusion Plan (DAIP).

View the free DAIP resources https://getaboutable. com/businesses/daip-lp/

What is a Disability Action & Inclusion Plan (DAIP)?

A DAIP is a strategic blueprint for making an organisation more inclusive of people with disability. The DAIP translates an organisation’s commitment to inclusivity into a set of objectives and actions, embedding accessibility and inclusion in organisational decision-making and ensuring that PWD have increased opportunities to participate in and contribute to their activities in a variety of roles.

Any organisation can now create their DAIP using this suite of free resources:

> Develop Your DAIP Guide - Explains the process from

start to finish and how the other resources in this suite fit into the process.

> DAIP Template - Provides a format for setting out DAIP

objectives in a coherent blueprint for action and positive change.

> DAIP Example - Demonstrates how the findings can be

translated into Plan objectives with specific actions and KPIs attached.

> Consulting With People With Disability Tip Sheet -

Contains useful information about how to conduct effective and respectful consultation processes to develop your DAIP.

There is a limited number of places available for community organisations and small businesses to attend disability awareness training and to gain assistance from GetAboutAble to produce and implement a tailored Disability Action and Inclusion Plan both at no cost.

If interested get in quick before these training and assistance places through the ACT grant are gone.

There is also a further opportunity through a Snow Foundation grant Project For GetAboutAble to provide training and assistance places that are aimed at building increased opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in leisure activities.

Usually, GetAboutAble consultancy charges a fee for these services.

GetAboutAble is a consultancy service that can support your community club on its accessibility and inclusion journey

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FOODBANK NSW AND ACT TO SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVE FOOD ACCESSIBILITY THANKS TO $200,000 KENO DONATION With the current increase in the cost of living and the impacts being seen across all socioeconomic backgrounds, Keno has announced a $200,000 donation to Foodbank NSW and ACT. Keno’s donation will enable Foodbank to launch a fulltime food van and new employee to service the ACT and provide quicker access to essential grocery items that the community needs.

Foodbank is Australia’s largest not-for-profit, food relief organisation, committed to making food accessible to people in every corner of our nation.

There is a shortage of food relief services across the ACT and last year Foodbank provided 587,000 meals to the region’s residents, which only met 28% of the demand.

Foodbank NSW/ACT CEO John Robertson said he is elated and thankful for this donation and emphasised the positive impact it is going to instantly have.

“We are so grateful to Keno and this donation means we are going to be able to get more food where it’s needed most, which is directly in line with our mission,” he said.

“I am really excited for the opportunities this affords us and for the chance to help the Canberra community.

“Without this Keno donation, we wouldn’t be able to get food where it’s needed.”

hotels across the eastern seaboard and in communities both big and small.

“We know the profound impact these types of partnerships can have. Keno is proud to make this donation today to such a great organisation.

Head of ESG Hans de Koning said the partnership with Foodbank NSW and ACT and Keno will continue much-needed support across Keno communities.

“We want to play our part by supporting the communities which we operate in. Foodbank’s work is so important to communities in the ACT region. We couldn’t be prouder to begin this journey with such an amazing charity.”

About Foodbank NSW/ACT Over 763,000 households in NSW & ACT went hungry in the last 12 months due to lack of funds, sometimes skipping meals or going whole days without eating.

Foodbank is Australia’s largest food relief organisation.

We believe everyone should have access to the food they need. We’re here for everyday Australians who are going without.

Keno General Manager Licensed Venue Operations Paul Malek said Keno was passionate about supporting the Australian community.

As an organisation, we exist to source food and make it accessible to those who need it. We do this through three crucial steps - sourcing it, supplying it, and transporting it, making food accessible to people in every corner of our state and territory.

“Keno is enjoyed by Australians in clubs, pubs, and

In NSW & ACT we work with over 700 community

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partners and 600 schools to get millions of meals to those who could use a hand.

Support from Foodbank not only addresses people’s immediate nutritional needs, but also contributes to: •

Improvements in health

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We also play a key role in improving waste reduction.

In 2020, our grocery and rescue operations saved 91 million kgs of C02 emissions.

If you or anyone you know needs food support, visit: foodbank.org.au/find-food Foodbank in the ACT The ACT is experiencing a shortage of food relief services in the local community.

Currently, Foodbank NSW & ACT has 24 active community partners running local food pantries in the ACT. Last year, we provided 587,000 meals into the ACT, which only met 28% of the growing need.

Data from Foodbank NSW & ACT shows that demand for food relief in the ACT has increased significantly in

the last year. We now send 40% more food to people going hungry – the biggest increase of anywhere across NSW and the ACT. Cost of living is the most common reason why a person or household becomes food insecure and why it can be more difficult to access affordable, healthy food in the ACT. Local food relief pantries in the ACT, set up and run by local charities on the ground, with food supplied by Foodbank, are experiencing an increase in demand and new users accessing food assistance.

Our partners have told us they rely heavily on the produce and groceries they receive from Foodbank.

Double income families with a mortgage are reportedly now accessing food relief, citing increased interest rates, fuel prices and grocery prices as the reason.

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Helping protect your super from financial scams Scammers are becoming more sophisticated, targeting you in ways that seem very convincing.

Help protect yourself by knowing what to look out for in keeping your super safe.

Scams continue to increase in Australia, with Australians losing at least $3.1 billon to scams in 20221. And it’s investment scams making up the largest part of this amount at $1.5 billion1, with super one of the targets.

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Clicking a link

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Sharing access to your computer

A common investment scam is a self-managed super fund (SMSF) phishing scam2. Scammers will call or email, posing as a financial adviser or representative of a SMSF. They promise high returns if you move super into their ‘fund’, requesting personal information which they can then use to access your account.

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Providing personal or financial information

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Downloading a file

Spotting a scam Scams can come in many forms and may target people by traditional mail, email, text messages or phone calls.

Scammers will also use social media and other online platforms to target unsuspecting users.

Scamwatch, run by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, has up-to-date warnings about common investment scams.

Get more tips to protect yourself from scams:

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Often scam messages look and sound legitimate, so it’s important to beware of attempts to gain your personal information and access to your financial accounts.

In addition to pretending to be from your super fund, bank, or a government agency, scammers will want you take an action like:

1 Targeting Scams - Report of the ACCC on scams activity 2022, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, April 2023.

2 ACCC Scamwatch website – Investment scams, October 2023 This information may be general financial advice which doesn’t take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before making a decision about AustralianSuper, you should think about your financial requirements and refer to the relevant Product Disclosure Statement available at australiansuper.com/pds or by calling 1300 300 273. A Target Market Determination (TMD) is a document that outlines the target market a product has been designed for. Find the TMDs at australiansuper.com/tmd.

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Menslink Great Walk Last month ClubsACT President Kim Marshall recently joined CEOs, community leaders and senior executives, and walked the 142 Centenary Trail as part of Menslink Great Walk raising much needed funds to support young guys in Canberra.

Every dollar raised is an important part of funding that effort. Programs help improve mental fitness, combat domestic violence, reduce youth suicide, increase respect and positive behaviours and help create stronger communities.

The Canberra Southern Cross Club have supported Kim’s walk by donating $1 for every steak sold during November across Woden, Jamison, Yacht Club and Tuggeranong.

To donate to Menslink menslink.org.au

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MV’s Employment Law specialist Meet Alisa Taylor, Partner at MV Law, and Amy Sydney, Special Counsel and MV’s Employment Law specialist. Together, Alisa and Amy make up part of the leadership team of MV’s Litigation and Employment Team.

Alisa and Amy have a special relationship with ClubsACT, being regular attendees of the ClubsACT’s member workshops and conferences, People & Culture Committee meetings, and networking events. They also each have their own special connection to the hospitality industry, with Alisa being the President of the Board of The RUC, and Amy with a hospitality background from her school days right through to assisting her family to run a successful hospitality group in Canberra early in her legal career.

Our litigation and employment team is one of the largest in Canberra, and is not only litigation focused, but also assists our clients to manage their employment relationships from commencement right through to termination. This includes assisting with employment contracts, enterprise agreements, award compliance, policies and procedures, and of course, the complexity that comes with performance managing staff and, ultimately, termination of employment.

> Liquor / gaming licensing matters > Insurance issues > Defamation and other reputation management > Taxation (including LVC, rates, payroll tax and federal taxes like GST)

> Debt recovery.

MV Law is one of ClubsACT’s sponsors, and this means that MV Law offers ClubsACT the following services:

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ClubsACT members, and their employees and board members, are eligible to enjoy exclusive benefits, including a 10% discount on a wide range of legal services. This special offer extends to all fixed-fee estate planning services, such as wills and powers of attorney.

Additionally, we are pleased to extend this discount to residential conveyancing services.

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Access to our Employment Law telephone hotline for a free initial chat with Amy or one of our other employment lawyers about any employment issue your club may be facing.

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A visit from Amy to discuss your club’s employment needs, including access to free templates to help you navigate your employment relationships.

In addition to our employment focus, we can also help with a vast array of matters, including:

> All aspects of property development, including

finance, management of town planning reviews, development agreements, strategic structuring advice, building and consultant contracts and construction management advice

> Documenting management agreements and other contracts

> Advising on club mergers and acquisitions > Board governance > Member disciplinary matters > Privacy and information law

Please contact Alisa, Amy and the team on 6279 4455 to get the conversation started. We’re keen to assist you in whatever way we can!

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