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ISSUE 25

DEC 2025-FEB 2026

YOUR CLUB GUIDE

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www.herveybayrsl.com.au

11 Torquay Road, Pialba 4197 7444

Courtesy Bus: 1300 775 287

FAREWELL RSL LEGEND

YOUR CLUB REPORT Welcome to this edition of RSL Life!

It's hard to believe the year is drawing to a close with 2026 just around the corner!

It has been at tumultuous year with the March 9 floods causing over $3 million in damages to your club and it's been a very long-winded process of working with insurers and builders to carry out repairs.

The exciting news is that we are slowly getting back to normal with new carpet now laid in Hervey House and the Sports Bar, and we have high hopes that the refurbishment of the reception area will be completed by Christmas.

Melbourne Cup festivities at all our venues were a great success especially here at the Club with 230 guests enjoying all the fun and frivolity of the colourful day.

It was also wonderful to see a big crowd of locals and visitors turn out for the Remembrance Day service at the Freedom Park Cenotaph on November 11. Turn to page 19 for more on Remembrance Day. RSL Group staff are now gearing up for our very popular Christmas Day lunches with many of our venues already sold out for this special day, with capacity now only available at the Clubhouse.

Don't forget there are no public holiday surcharges at the RSL, Clubhouse and Craignish Country Club during the holiday period so if you're looking for an affordable meal over the holidays be sure to check out these venues.

The club held its yearly AGM at the end of October and despite the floods, the Hervey Bay RSL Group had a successful financial year.

I would like to congratulate staff, management and our committee for a tremendous year and members and guests for their ongoing support of our venues.

Well done to Memorial Club committee members Terry Clayton, Robert Garland, Ian Cox and myself as President on our unopposed re-election at the 2025 AGM. Congratulations also to Ian Cox and Bob Ney on life membership as recognition for their dedication and commitment to the club over the past 10 plus years.

Sadly, we said goodbye to outgoing retiring Committee Member Bob Ney who played an integral part on the committee for 14 years.

We thank Bob for his commitment, time, and passion to uphold the vision, mission and ideals of our club.

I would like to extend a warm welcome to new committee member Lyndon Anderson who has stepped into Bob's position.

Lyndon had a long and distinguished career in the Army having served in Bougainville, East Timor and The Middle East region, including Afghanistan. Throughout his career he commanded and oversaw major logistic units and managed the careers of soldiers within the Army.

It is with mixed emotions that we farewell the Hervey Bay RSL’s longest-serving team member, Shona McMahon.

For an incredible 34 years, Shona has been a friendly face, a trusted colleague, and a true ambassador for everything the RSL stands for.

As she now embarks on a well-deserved retirement, we reflect with gratitude on her remarkable journey.

Shona first walked through our doors in 1991, intending to help out for “just one shift” to cover for sick staff before a big function.

At the time, the Club was a single level, with no gaming machines and old-time dancing on Friday nights was the highlight for entertainment.

His roles as Military Assistant to the Deputy Chief of Army and Defence Attaché provided insight into senior government processes and interdepartmental policy. He retired as a full Colonel in 2012 and settled in Hervey Bay with his wife.

Shona has witnessed and contributed to the Club's extraordinary growth, from 2,000 members to more than 40,000 members across the RSL Group today.

There is no doubt Lyndon's wealth of knowledge and experience will be an asset to the Club.

Welcome, Lyndon!

She has been a mentor to countless staff members and a role model to all who've had the pleasure of working alongside her.

Finally, I would like to wish our members, guests and staff a safe and merry Christmas, and I look forward to seeing you all at the Club in 2026!

Ray

Throughout her career, Shona has worked in almost every department — bar, gaming, bottle shop, and reception — always bringing professionalism, warmth, and dedication to her role.

We have been incredibly fortunate to have Shona as part of our RSL family for all these years, and her presence will be deeply missed.

On behalf of the RSL Management, Committee, and Staff, we extend our heartfelt thanks to Shona for her outstanding service, loyalty, and unwavering commitment.

We wish her every happiness in retirement and hope the next chapter brings her as much joy as she has given to others.

Jason Lynch, CEO Janeen Holmes, Assistant Manager & HR Manager

Ray Eustace AFSM, Club President

CAN YOU HELP?

GIVING TREE

Make a wish come true & leave a gift for a child under the giant RSL Giving Tree located in RSL reception Alternatively you can purchase a bauble from RSL reception to the value of $5, $10 or $20 and all funds collected will go towards buying gifts and care packages for Hervey Bay families in need.

Gifts & donations will be collected on December 12th and distributed by the Combined Churches of Hervey Bay PLEASE NOTE: All gifts must be new & left unwrapped or placed in a gift bag with the age group & appropriate gender marked on the tag.

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SUNDAY DECEMBER 7

GIANT CHRISTMAS

TOY RAFFLE TICKETS

$5 for 5 numbers.

On sale Sunday December 7 from 10.30am Draws start 1.30pm

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All weekly ra es for December will be special festive ra es.

You will have the chance to WIN Scratchie Christmas Trees, Christmas Hampers, Hams and delicious Christmas Cakes and Pies DRAWS Wednesday 11.45am drawn 1.45pm Thursday 5pm - drawn 7.30pm Friday 11.45am drawn 1.45pm Saturday 5pm Drawn 7.30pm Sunday 11.15am - drawn 1.45pm

All prizes MUST be claimed before 11am the following day.

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Members will receive one (1) free entry into the draw with every $10 turnover in the gaming room

TO BE WON EVERY MONTH

$176,000 to be won over the 11 months

DRAWS will take place on a selected Saturday of each month for 11 months, first draw commencing 24th January, 2026.

5 DRAWS between 2pm & 5pm to win cash prizes of $6,000, $4,000, $3,000, $2,000 and $1,000 Simply swipe your membership card on the draw day to activate your entries.

Members must be present in the Club at the time of the draw, on each draw day, to claim any of the cash prizes.

Following draw dates will be February 21st, March 21st, April 18th, May 23rd, June 20th, July 25th, August 22nd, September 26th, October 24th and November 21st.

Promotion funded by the ’Money train Jackpot’ Full Terms and Conditions available at the Cashbox.

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HAMPER RAFFLES DRAW SUNDAY DECEMBER 14 JOIN US 3PM IN THE BISTRO AREA

Members not present will be contacted by phone

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Your entertainment hub has been buzzing with excitement from live performances and Father’s Day celebrations to a spooktacular Halloween and the glitz and glamour of Melbourne Cup.

Guests took a step back in time for the Boombox 80s show where neon colours, leg warmers and ripped jeans all came back into fashion for just one night.

The high-energy band had guests rocking out on the dance floor to the eras chart toppers!

What an incredible lead-up to Christmas! Stay tuned to our socials for updates on upcoming live shows, a magical visit from Santa's reindeer, New Year's Eve fes vi es, and exci ng Australia Day celebra ons.

Bobby Bruce didn't disappoint when he brought his stellar band to the RSL for one night of Nearly Neil – a tribute to the legendary Neil Diamond!

Big cheers to our lucky Father's Day raffle winners! We hope you enjoy your fantastic prizes and thank you to all who entered. Keep an eye out for more exciting raffles soon!

Mark Andrews' Elvis Tribute was a memorable event for fans of the King of Rock 'n' Roll.

The show brought the magic of Elvis Presley back to life with Mark Andrews delivering a powerful tribute to one of the most iconic figures in music history.

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Luncheon

It might be the race that stops the nation, but it certainly didn’t stop all the fun at the Club’s highly anticipated Melbourne Cup Day luncheon. A colourful crowd of 230 guests embraced all the sass and style associated with the big day with gorgeous frocks, fascinators and suits.

Congratulations to all our fashionistas who took out our best dressed prizes!

We had some fabulous masterpieces entered in the club's Halloween Colouring Competition with each of the winners taking home a craft and goodies hamper for their efforts.

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7.00pm to 10pm Hervey House - All ages welcome

FRIDAY JANUARY 30 Hervey Bay H E R V E Y B AY J A Z Z Club

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An Exciting mi of Chicago Bluexs, Soul and Gospel

and the WITH A PASSION FOR THE GENRE THAT IS CLEARLY EVIDENT IN EVERY PERFORMANCE 'THE CHIX' MINE EVERY LAST OUNCE OF EMOTION FROM SOME OF THE GREATEST BLUES AND SOUL TUNES EVER WRITTEN.

DECEMBER 28, JANUARY 25 & FEBRUARY 22

SUNDAY

MEMBERS DRAWS - 2 x $250 Cash to be Won! Swipe your card to be in the draw, drawn 1.30pm.

Must be present to win!

$1000 GAMING PROMO - 5 X $200 Cash to be Won! Receive 1 entry for every $10 turnover in gaming between 2-3pm BONUS RAFFLES

Swipe your card to receive a ‘Spend $5 get $5 Free Raffle Tix’

FREE KIDS RAFFLE -

Free ticket with every kids meal or Jug of soft drink - drawn 2pm

KIDS EAT FREE - *U14 yrs -

with purchase of an adult main meal

*Lunch Only.

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$25 Jazz Club Member $30 Non-Member hervey bay rsl , hervey house , 7pm - 9.30 PM

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FROM 12PM $5 Jug SOFT DRINK

WIN A SHARE OF...

5 x $200 CASH PRIZES to be WON!

To enter Birthday Bonus simply swipe your card at reception on the last Sunday of the Month of your Birthday & put your ticket in the Birthday barrel. Draws from 1.30pm - 2.00pm.

TICKETS FROM RSL RECEPTION

www.herveybayrsl.com.au or visit reception

BOOK SHOWS ONLINE

No refunds on tickets.

Melodies in theMorning

In Hervey House

13+ Show

STEVE HILL It will have you in stitches A Tribute to Dusty Springfield & the Iconic Divas of the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

PLUS a glittering touch of festive favourites More than a tribute, it’s awesome songs, great laughs and a visual treat rolled into one.

TUESDAY DECEMBER 9

Join us as Mark Aitken and Michael Byrom recreate the iconic Everly Brothers with their wonderful vocal harmonies just like the two brothers produced.

A fantastic two-hour show bringing back incredible songs like Bird Dog, Wake Up Little Susie, Bye Bye Love, Cathy's Clown and many more

TUESDAY JANUARY 13

DOORS OPEN 10:30 AM | SHOW STARTS 11AM

DOORS OPEN 10:30 AM | SHOW STARTS 11AM

$7 MEMBERS | $9 NON-MEMBERS

$7 MEMBERS | $9 NON-MEMBERS

TO BOOK OUR MORNING MELODIES

SEE RECEPTION OR CALL 4197 7444

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TUESDAY FEBRUARY 10 DOORS OPEN 10:30 AM | SHOW STARTS 11AM

$7 MEMBERS | $9 NON-MEMBERS

No refunds on tickets.

+18 show

RESTAURANT

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- MONDAY -

3 COURSE ROAST DINNER

Delicious Roast, Soup & Sweet

Choice of 2 roast meats, roasted potatoes, baked pumpkin, vegetables & rich, thick gravy

- TUESDAY -

STEAK NIGHT Sirloin Steak Special

300g sirloin, cooked to your liking.

Served with salad, chips and a choice of sauce

- WEDNESDAY -

POT & PARMI Chicken Parmigiana

Choice of either salad, and chips, or

veg and potato & included in the price is a cold pot of beer* *Selected beers and cold drinks

MEMBERS $18.50 n/m $22.50

MEMBERS $23.90 n/m $27.90

MEMBERS $22.90 n/m $26.90

- THURSDAY -

- FRIDAY -

- MON/TUES NIGHT & SUNDAY LUNCH

PRESIDENT’S DEAL Selection of 6 different Chef’s meals to choose from

PLUS members cash draws!

WINE SPECIAL

EAT FREE

Purchase any 2 A-La-Carte meals from the bistro on Friday night and included in the price is a bottle of wine to enjoy with your meal! 18+ only *Selected wine varieties ONLY

Purchase any main meal from Sandy Bay Restaurant & your kid’s eat for FREE! Max. of 2 kids meals with each main meal purchased.

MEMBERS $16.50 n/m $20.50

FREE WINE with 2 A-la-Carte meals

Kids must be under 14 years of age and present.

Don’t forget your coffee reward...

Open 9.30am till late every day!

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Use your RSL membership card at Poppies to get every sixth cup of tea or coffee FREE

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Our menu is full of delicious appetisers, light meals, burgers, pizzas, fresh salads, all day breakfasts and of course our great coffees.

We also have specialty juices - perfect for a hot summer day! Or maybe a cold beer or wine to accompany your meal. If you're a regular make sure you use your RSL Membership card to get every 6th coffee for free.

There is always something new to try at Poppies Café with a new chefs special every week, plus specialty beverages. Check our specials TV behind the counter for the current specials.

The perfect spot to catch up with friends at any time of the day.

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Crikey! Have we got a bonza Australia Day for you with Live Tunes, from Doug Edwards , Cold Drinks, Aussie Tucker and Ripper Raffles.

There’s $6000 to be WON in the gaming room!

$6000 to be WON!

3 x $2,000 draws between 2 & 4pm.

Collect a free entry with every $10 turnover in the gaming room from Sunday 25th January.

Be at the club on Australia Day and swipe your card from 9.30am to activate your entries.

Aussie specials will be available in the bistro for lunch and dinner. Wash it down with a coldie.

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It's an exciting time to host your next function or event!

For your next function Contact our functions There are various combinations available to suit every taste and team today budget including a myriad of delicious platters, alternate drop meals, 4197 7444 or email sensational desserts, and mouth-watering roast carvery buffet options. functions@ herveybayrsl.com.au Room hire options include Hervey House, private Board Room and

The Lakes Room.

Make your next special event great with the expert functions team at the RSL

BIRTHDAYS | MEETINGS | WEDDINGS CORPORATE EVENTS | TRAINING

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...where memories are made!

THAT'S A WRAP FOR HOSPICE FUNDRAISER THE Fraser Coast Hospice Quilt and Craft Show 2025 had a phenomenal turn out with 730 visitors walking through the doors at Hervey Bay TAFE recently.

The event was proudly sponsored by the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants Program and raised an outstanding $14,000 for Fraser Coast Hospice's vital work providing fee-free palliative care to the local community.

Twenty-five talented stallholders showcased their craftsmanship across two days, creating a vibrant marketplace filled with unique handmade treasures, stunning quilts, and delicious local food offerings.

The centrepiece of the event was the spectacular quilt exhibition, featuring

WALKING TOGETHER FOR DEMENTIA AWARENESS

more than 70 exquisite quilts from talented quilters across the Wide Bay and beyond.

Each piece represented countless hours of skill, patience and artistic vision, transforming the venue into a breathtaking gallery of textile artistry.

The overwhelming success of this year's show has already secured next year's dates, with the Fraser Coast Hospice Quilt and Craft Show 2026 booked for August 29 to 30.

Every dollar raised at the event directly supports Fraser Coast Hospice's mission to provide

dignified, fee-free care to terminally ill community members over 18 years of age.

The hospice operates as a six-bed purpose-built inpatient facility, creating a safe, welcoming space where clients and their families can feel supported during life's most challenging moments.

The success of events like the Quilt and Craft Show demonstrates the power of community partnership in supporting essential local services.

PEACE OF MIND FOR TORBAY COMMUNITY

Members of the Torbay Lifestyles and Care Fundraising Committee said the addition of the equipment has provided reassurance to everyone on site.

These facilities are regularly used by village residents, visiting family and friends, and members of the public attending social events and community functions.

“We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the RSL for their generous donation of two defibrillators to our retirement village,” they said.

The community event welcomed participants of all ages and abilities, offering a leisurely 2km walk through Pier Park, Urangan, or a scenic 5km route along the picturesque Esplanade.

Proudly supporting the cause, the Hervey Bay RSL contributed a $3,000 community grant, helping to make the event possible.

Our own RSL Memorial Club Committee Member, Mick Kruger, was there to join in the day's festivities.

Torbay Lifestyles & Care Chief Executive Officer Carrie Chappell said the support played a crucial role in ensuring the event's success.

RESIDENTS and visitors at Torbay Lifestyles and Care can now enjoy greater peace of mind, with life-saving equipment now installed at the Recreation Hall and The Club House.

Thanks to generous sponsorship from the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants Program, both venues are now equipped with defibrillators, ensuring vital emergency response capability is close at hand.

LOTS of Hervey Bay residents laced up their runners and showed support for the Torbay Lifestyle & Care’s annual Dementia Walk recently.

“Dementia continues to impact so many individuals in our community — not only those living with the condition, but also their carers, families, friends, and broader support networks,” Ms Chappell said.

“Events like this play an important role in raising both awareness and much-needed funds to support those affected.”

“Their ongoing support means the world to us, and we're deeply grateful for their continued commitment to the well being of our community.”

Thanks to the generosity of the Hervey Bay community, the 2025 Dementia Walk raised over $5,600.

PROGRAM 2025 There is always a hive of activity going on at the Hervey Bay RSL with patrons enjoying everything from bingo and functions to cold drinks, great food and a flutter in the TAB or gaming room.

What many don't know is that while they are having a good time out, they are also helping to give back to the local community. The RSL is the only club in Hervey Bay that has a dedicated Community Grants Program, which has seen local sporting clubs, individuals and community groups receive a share of over $5 million in donations, in-kind support and sponsorships over the past 10 years. The grants program celebrates and supports individual achievements and those charities and not-for-profit organisations doing incredible work on the Fraser Coast.

Application forms are available online at herveybayrsl.com.au or by phoning Kerrie Alexander on 41977466.

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TIME TO REFLECT IN MEMORIAL GARDEN MEMBERS of the Ingenia Hervey Bay War Memorial Committee have brought their vision of a War Memorial to life.

Built as a special tribute to all who have served, the new War Memorial Courtyard Garden features steel silhouette statues of Army, Navy and Airforce officers, a nurse and a dog.

Two flagpoles and a water feature also bring to life the message of remembrance.

The project took over two years to complete with financial and in-kind support from Ingenia Lifestyle, fundraising efforts by Ingenia residents and guidance from the Hervey Bay RSL Sub-Branch to secure a 'Saluting Their Service' grant from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Chairman Jim Martin said the idea was to create an area for residents to use for quiet reflection as well as an impressive area to remind visitors of the sacrifice of those who served.

Landscape gardeners Donna Romeril and Janine

McLachlan volunteered their time and were given the challenge of designing the plantings, ensuring that they had significance, particularly to the Anzac Peninsula.

“They provided something that is nothing less than stunning,” Jim said.

“The curved garden edging draws you in and welcomes and embraces.”

The Hervey Bay RSL Memorial Club is proud to play a small part in the next stage of the memorial with the donation of a custom-made 'Lest We Forget' commemorative bench seat thanks to a $3000 Community Grant.

Jim said the seat will be 'the icing on the cake' of the memorial which will be used by over 600 residents.

“Many residents bring family and friends to the

community during the year, exposing them to our new space and reinforcing the message of remembrance and offering a seated area of reflection.”

A formal dedication for the memorial was held on September 6 with Hervey Bay RSL President Ray Eustace, Brigadier Bill Date and the Mayor, George Seymour, in attendance.

A Catafalque Party was provided for the dedication by TS Krait Navy Cadets, bagpipe music by Keir Welsh, the Last Post by Noel Anderson and the hymn and National Anthem sung by Carolyn Tulloch.

A MISSION TO HAVE FUN

SHOOTING FOR OLYMPIC GOALS

A $5,000 Community Grant from the Hervey Bay RSL has helped make a lasting difference for local teenagers, enabling young people from all walks of life to attend the annual SU Beach Bash during the spring school holidays.

HERVEY BAY’S Erin Guy was 13 when she started pursuing Clay Target Shooting and hasn’t looked back.

Now 20, Erin’s commitment to training and passion for the sport has seen the athlete represent Queensland in multiple state and national titles.

When she’s not at work you will find Erin training at the Maryborough Clay Target Club.

The week-long adventure brought together more than 80 teens on Hervey Bay's stunning foreshore for a mix of beach games, concerts, and creative challenges.

Back at camp, participants took part in lifesized Battleships, tribal competitions, and nightly reflections designed to build friendships and strengthen personal growth.

Scripture Union Beach Bash Team Leader Thomas Payne said the RSL’s support created an invaluable opportunity to inspire the next generation with a positive message of responsibility, self-worth, and perseverance.

“Participants had the opportunity to engage deeply with the camp's spiritual program - free from the distractions of their phones - and reflect on life’s big questions in a safe and supportive environment,” Thomas said.

“They especially loved the day at Torquay Beach, where campers, including some who had travelled from out west, soaked up the

serenity of the ocean, played beach volleyball, swam, and built sandcastles together.”

Throughout the week, many participants shared how the experience had changed their outlook on life.

“One camper confided that before the camp, he had been experimenting with illicit drugs, but after spending time with our leaders and peers, he decided he wanted to make better choices for his future,” Thomas said.

'Another young woman shared that she had been struggling with anxiety and depression, but through the camp's supportive atmosphere, she found renewed hope and learned that help and encouragement are always available.”

SU Australia expressed heartfelt thanks to the Hervey Bay RSL for their generous support, which made this life-changing experience possible for so many young people.

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A highlight of her career was representing Australia at the Universal Trench World Championships in France in 2024 and in Rome, Italy this year.

The Hervey Bay RSL is proud to support Erin on her journey with a $1500 grant in both 2004 and 2025 to assist with the costs associated with representing Australia at this prestigious shooting event.

“Thank you to the RSL for their ongoing financial support,” Erin said.

“High performance shooting involves extensive time, travel and training and therefore, expense.

“The support is greatly appreciated and beneficial towards my Olympic shooting endeavours.”

Erin (pictured right) showed Aussie grit finishing 14th in the world at the 2025 event and took home a bronze medal in the ladies' team event alongside teammates Catherine Skinner and Kiara Dean.

“It was an amazing experience getting to represent my country for the second year in a row on the world stage,” Erin said.

“After four days of competition, the results weren't as good as last year when I placed sixth, but I'm thrilled to have won my first international medal alongside my fellow Australian teammates.”

We wish Erin all the best in her endeavours to shoot on the world state at the 2032 Olympic Games.

GOOD TIDINGS AT RSL CHRISTMAS LUNCH MORE than 120 community members in need will have good company and a hearty festive meal on Christmas Day thanks to sponsorship by the Hervey Bay RSL and the incredible dedication of volunteers.

Each year, the Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre hosts the Hervey Bay RSL Christmas Day Lunch for isolated people who might otherwise spend the day alone.

HBNC CEO Tanya Stevenson said the event provides not only a nutritious meal but also the priceless gift of companionship and inclusion.

“The lunch brings together volunteers and community members to create a joyful, welcoming environment where everyone is treated with dignity and warmth,” Tanya said.

“Guests are greeted by friendly hosts,

enjoy entertainment, and share stories over a traditional festive meal.”

Tanya said the initiative has proven to reduce social isolation, particularly among seniors, people experiencing homelessness, and those facing hardship, while promoting community connection and well being.

“Beyond one meal, the event symbolises the spirit of community care that HBNC promotes year-round through its neighbourhood programs and social enterprises.

“For many attendees, this event is the only social connection they will

experience over the festive season.”

The RSL sponsorship is used to cover essential costs such as catering, venue setup, decorations, volunteer coordination, and small gifts to ensure every guest experiences the joy and dignity of being part of a caring

community celebration.

In addition to sponsoring the Christmas Day Lunch every year, the RSL is a longterm sponsor of Comfort Kitchen, HBNC's weekly free community meal.

Bookings for the lunch can be made via the Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre.

MATHEMATICAL MINDS UNITE

VETERAN GOALIE STEPS UP

KAWUNGAN State School was honoured to host the Fraser Coast State Schools’ Maths Team Challenge in 2025, welcoming 19 teams from state schools across Hervey Bay and Maryborough.

BRAVING icy winds and fierce competition, Hervey Bay’s Cathy Milijasevic proved that passion for sport doesn’t fade with age.

Curriculum Support teacher Alyth Shaw said the event celebrates teamwork, critical thinking, and complex mathematical problem-solving.

First coordinated in 1983 by the Toowoomba and District Mathematics Teachers' Association (TDMTA), the Maths Team Challenge has grown into a prestigious event that gives primary students the opportunity to compete in the spirit of collaboration and excellence.

“It is more than just a competition—it's a platform for young learners to demonstrate perseverance, sharpen their reasoning skills, and enjoy the thrill of solving challenging maths problems with their peers,” Alyth said.

“The students tackled a variety of

mathematical challenges, working in teams to apply their skills in innovative and strategic ways.

“Problem-solving is a vital skill for the future, and it is inspiring to see these young minds rise to the challenge.”

This year's event was made special thanks to sponsorship by the Hervey Bay RSL which facilitated the purchase of a new trophy, medallions, and hiring trivia buzzes for fun rounds to break up the two events and prizes.

“Kawungan State School extends its heartfelt thanks to the Hervey Bay RSL, participating schools, volunteers, and Kawungan P & C, for helping to make the 2025 Fraser Coast State Schools' Maths Team Challenge a success.”

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The veteran goalkeeper from the Hervey Bay Hockey Club helped her Queensland side to a win and a draw at the Over 70s Hockey Australia Women's Masters National Tournament in Hobart.

For Cathy, it was more than just another tournament - it was a celebration of endurance, teamwork, and love for the game.

“It was such a privilege to play at state level,” she said.

“The New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia and ACT teams were fiercely competitive, with skill levels that surpassed youth and speed.”

Despite the biting Tasmanian cold, Cathy stood strong in goal.

“Goalkeeping at this level is both challenging and exciting,” she said.

“Defensive tactics can change in an instant — from quick stick and footwork to mid-air dives to stop a striker's shot.”

While her team didn't bring home a medal, they left the field with pride and plans already forming for the 2026 championship.

Cathy's journey was made possible through a $500 Community Grant from the Hervey Bay RSL, which helped cover tournament costs.

“I'm so grateful for the RSL's support,” she said.

“Playing at a national level is an unforgettable experience — it's about friendship, resilience, and the joy of competing with amazing women from across Australia.”

Congratulations, Cathy - a true inspiration to athletes of every age.

JUNIOR

RIDING HIGH AT INTERSCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS THERE is no doubt that Hervey Bay’s Rosie Williams is truly dedicated to her sport.

The 18-year-old and her family recently travelled more than 2,000 kilometres - towing a horse float all the way to Sydney - to compete at the 2025 Australian Interschool Championships.

Representing Queensland through Riverside Christian College, Rosie and her pony Perfect took part in the prestigious event, which showcases Australia's best young riders across disciplines such as dressage, jumping, show horse, combined training, and eventing.

Organised by Equestrian NSW, the championships bring together talented riders from every corner of the country.

In her final year of school competition, Rosie finished an

impressive 10th overall in the combined training class - an achievement she can be proud of.

“We came away with unforgettable memories and learned so much more about the equestrian world,” Rosie said.

Rosie's journey was made possible thanks to the support of the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants Program, which contributed $1,500 toward her goal of competing at the national event.

“The RSL grant helped us prepare for the competition, covering travel expenses, nominations, feed for the horse, food for ourselves, and even time off work for my parents,” Rosie explained.

ON TRACK FOR SUCCESS

SILVER DELIGHT FOR JUNIOR CRICKETER

MACK Dwyer isn’t letting his disability stand in the way of his passion for sport.

IT was a week to remember for U12 junior cricketer Emily Adamson who represented the Wide Bay 10–12 Years Girls team at the Queensland Schools State Carnival in Brisbane recently.

From the first ball of the competition, the Wide Bay girls were unstoppable.

Over five rounds, they swept aside every opponent including Sunshine Coast, Met East, South West, Met West, and Northern regions before entering the finals undefeated.

Emily, one of the team's two wicket keepers, played a crucial role throughout the carnival. Her focus behind the stumps kept Wide Bay in control and earned praise from teammates and spectators alike.

In a thrilling grand final, Wide Bay faced Met East once more.

Despite their best efforts, the girls

narrowly missed the top spot, finishing proud with a silver medal and a collection of memories to last a lifetime.

Emily was supported by the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants Program with a $250 sponsorship to help cover the cost of the entry levy and accommodation.

JUNIOR SPORTING GRANTS Nate Burrows, 9, was selected to play in the Under 10 QLD Country Team at the National School Futsal Championships in Brisbane. Following an impressive performance at the Championships, Nate was recognised by National Selectors and has gained selection in the Australian Futsal Team to tour China in July 2026.

“The RSL has supported us in previous years too, and I'm so grateful for their contribution - it really makes a difference.”

Congratulations, Rosie! Your dedication and hard work are a credit to both your community and your sport.

The 11-year-old from Hervey Bay lives with Autism, an intellectual impairment, Spina Bifida Occulta, hyper flexibility, speech difficulties, and ADHD. While these challenges impact his daily life, his mum Jodie says they don't define who he is.

Mack's determination recently earned him a place on the Wide Bay team for the 10–12 Years Track and Field Championships in Townsville which is a remarkable achievement that reflects his hard work and dedication.

To help him get there, the Hervey Bay RSL proudly awarded Mack a $250 community grant to assist with travel and competition expenses.

“Mack has worked incredibly hard with the support of Hervey Bay Special School to build his skills and confidence,” Jodie said.

“His selection is such an uplifting example for other young people with disabilities and their families.

“The RSL's support helped make this

opportunity possible, allowing Mack to focus on doing what he loves.”

Although Mack didn't take home a medal this time, he gained something even more valuable - lifelong memories and lessons learned.

“He came away with a deeper understanding of his sport, a newfound love for Townsville, and an inspiring sense of sportsmanship that went far beyond the track,” Jodie shared.

“Competing alongside talented athletes from across the state pushed him to new heights, and he's come home more confident, determined, and proud to represent his community.”

Well done, Mack!

A big congratulations to the following athletes who have been supported

by Junior Individual Sporting Grants.

Neveah Nate Horman, 12, Trease, 12, was selected to was selected represent to represent Queensland at the Wide Bay at SSA National AFL the Touch Championships held Football State on the Sunshine ChampionCoast. One of the ships in highlights was Roma. taking on Victoria, the strongest team in Well done, the competition, and finishing the Neveah! carnival with a bronze medal after a great effort by the Queensland boys!

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Indigo Watson, 12, was selected to represent Wide Bay in the 10-12 years Wide Bay School Soccer team, playing in Brisbane earlier this year. Indigo dreams of being part of the Matildas squad one day!

Community Groups & Clubs HB RSL SOCIAL SNOOKER GROUP Played every Monday 6pm for 6.30pm start. Contact Brett Maltich 0418 418 558.

AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION FRASER COAST BRANCH Meets at the RSL on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 10.30am.

Contact the President, Steve Hart on 0415688535or the Secretary, Ros Richards on 41287685

HERVEY BAY DISTRICT & VETERANS ASSOC. INC. Meeting 1st Monday of the month 9.30am. 2nd floor HBRSL. Contact M Sinclair (Pres), T Tidyman (V.P.), Contact Via RSL Sub-Branch 4197 7477.

EX-SERVICE WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Meets at RSL on 2nd Monday of each month at 10.30am. Contact President Julie Chapple on 0407 766545.

FRASER COAST NAVAL ASSOCIATION Meet at RSL on 2nd Sunday of the month at 11am. Contact. Sue Meehan (Sec) 0438911950.

LAUREL CLUB Meetings on the 3rd Monday of each month, 2pm at RSL. Contact Legacy House on 4194 5111.

SOCIAL CARDS GROUP Held at RSL every Monday & Thursday from 1.00pm - 4.30pm in Hervey House. All welcome. Hand & Foot, Pony Canasta & Key Wild. Contact Gary on 0402 681 157 or Heather 0422 815 681.

PARTNERS OF VETERANS ASSOCIATION Contact Ann Cossey 0400 456 507 or Gwyn Wells 0412 757 112.

INDOOR BOWLS Played at the RSL on a Tuesday at 2.00pm, & Thursday at 6.30pm.

All welcome. Contact Steve Dutton 0424 775 017.

H.B RSL SUB-BRANCH COMMITTEE Meets 4th Thursday of the month at 10.15am at the RSL, Lakes Room.

Phone 4197 7477

RSL SOCIAL DARTS Plays Tuesday night, register by 7pm for a 7.15pm start. $5 entry. Contact Rick Brown 0417731531.

NATIONAL SERVICEMEN’S ASSOCIATION Meets at the RSL 4th Wednesday of each month at 10.15am.

Phone Brian 0467 642 730 or Derek on 0427 359 512.

HERVEY BAY SNOOKER Contact John Kerby 0420 550 308 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 5.30pm

H.B LEGACY GROUP Legacy House, 1 Byrant Street, Pialba.

Open Tuesday & Wednesday day 8.30am - 4pm. Ph: 4194 5111. www.legacy.com.au

KOOKABURRAS SHARE GROUP Meet at RSL on the 4th Tuesday of the month at 10am at the RSL. Contact Diana Green 0417 757 228.

MEMORIAL DART CLUB Plays Wednesday night; register by 7.15pm for 7.30pm start.

8 games of pot luck pairs $5. Contact Lois Ehrlich 0488 152 351 or Annae Benstead 0417 029 821.

HERVEY BAY RSL PIPE BAND Contacts: Secretary Lyn Uildriks 4125 5210, Peter Finch President 0401 731 633, Lesley Finch Treasurer 0490 494 647, email hbrslpipeband@gmail.com

FRASER LIONS CLUB Men and women most welcome.

Meets every 2nd Thursday. Please contact us on 0448 358289.

CONTACT NAMES AND NUMBERS

RSL SOCIAL BOWLS Friendly club playing social bowls every Sunday 8am-11am. Only $5 membership. Contact Milton Martin 0411 675 992.

VETERANS DAY IN THE SPORTSBAR Held on the 1st DVA payday of the month (Thursday). 11am - 1.30pm.

Great catch up, raffle, trivia, entertainment. All welcome.

VETERANS OF AUSTRALIA ASSOCIATION INC. Meets at the Veterans Advice and Social Centre, Freedom Park, Pialba. General meetings on the 1st Tuesday of March, June, August & November at 11am. All welcome.

President Shayne Towers-Hammond 4128 3759. www.facebook.com/veteransofaustralia WAR WIDOWS’ GUILD OF HERVEY BAY Meet at RSL on 1st Monday of the month at 10am.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THESE CLUBS PLEASE SEE RSL RECEPTION STAFF. 929 Pialba Burrum Heads Rd Craignish, QLD, 4655 (07) 4128 7186

CRAIGNISH COUNTRY CLUB

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Breakfast | Lunch |Functions

The rural setting provides the perfect atmosphere for a casual lunch or dinner.

We want everyone to enjoy their visit to our club and go the extra mile to provide great customer service with friendly staff and affordable meals and drinks.

2017 - 2022

Affordable, spacious, clean & newly renovated located in the heart of Pialba Walking distance to the HB RSL, major shopping centres and beaches Corporate rates, family rooms, parking outside your room, free Wi-Fi available Room service breakfast available 7 days Dining discounts with your room key at the HB RSL & Clubhouse

The Craignish Country Club is one of Hervey Bay’s most relaxing venues being surrounded by an 18-hole golf course and stunning picturesque country views.

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Come dine where the million-dollar ocean views are free!

Salt Café is open 7 days a week from 7am to 2pm for breakfast & lunch Enjoy a coffee, cake or catch up with friends for a cold beer or wine on the spacious verandah.

Guests also receive 15% discount on meals at the Hervey Bay RSL and The Clubhouse Hervey Bay.

569 Esplanade, Urangan.

Phone: 4124 9722 Bookings recommended.

Call (07) 4128 3666 Scan our QR Code to book a table!

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Be sure to swing by and enjoy everything we have to offer!

Did you know you can also pick up a bottle or can of your favourite beverage SCAN TO BOOK YOUR TABLE

Visit clubcraignish.com.au for more information

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM The crowd fell silent at the Freedom Park Cenotaph in Pialba on November 11, at 11am, to remember the loss of Australian lives from all wars and conflicts on Remembrance Day. Guests were welcomed by Hervey Bay RSL Sub-Branch President Brian Tidyman, followed by a moving address by Lt Col Nick Bowden and the laying of wreaths by local dignitaries and school leaders.

The service was a great tribute and was followed by a delicious lunch at the RSL. Lest We Forget!

Hervey Bay RSL Sub-Branch President’s Report Welcome to this edition of RSL Life!

It was wonderful to see such a large turnout for our Remembrance Day service on November 11 to honour the pain, suffering and sacrifice ex-servicemen and woman experienced while defending our country's freedom.

A special thank you to our guest speaker Lt Col Nick Bowden who is the New Zealand Army Liaison to the Australian Army. Thanks also to local dignitaries and school leaders for your role in laying the wreaths at this very special service.

It's been a very busy year for the sub-branch with membership now at 1834 which is an exceptional number.

The Pensions and Wellbeing section have also seen a big increase in veterans seeking assistance from the RSL. The Sub-Branch and Pensions & Wellbeing office will be closed over the Christmas period from December 19 to January 12. If anyone needs assistance or knows of someone who does need help, please contact RSL reception on 41977444 and they will put you in touch with an emergency contact.

We wish all our members are very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We'll see you all in 2026.

rian B Brian Tidyman - Hervey Bay RSL Sub-Branch President the Sub-Branch office.

TRIBUTE TO BELOVED TEACHER AND BUGLER The Kawungan State School community has come together to honour the life and legacy of retired Hervey Bay teacher and long-time ceremonial bugler, Geoff Harper, who passed away in May this year.

Geoff was a much-loved figure within both the school and the wider Hervey Bay community, best known as “the man behind the bugle.”

For nearly 30 years, his moving performances at local Anzac Day services and commemorative events became a cherished part of community tradition.

Past and present staff, students, and Geoff's wife Linda - also a former Kawungan teacher gathered recently for a touching tribute at the school to celebrate his life, dedication, and service.

In a heartfelt gesture, Linda donated Geoff's RSL Sub-Branch blazer and other treasured memorabilia to the school, forming a commemorative display now housed in the library. The display stands as a lasting reminder of Geoff's contributions and the impact he had on generations of students and colleagues.

Both the Hervey Bay RSL Memorial Club and the

All ex-service who need assistance can contact the Pensions and Wellbeing section on (07) 41849496 or call into their office at the Signature Building, 19-21 Torquay Rd, Pialba on the 2nd floor.

They are open Monday to Friday 0900-1500hrs. If on a weekend, please contact RSL Club reception for emergency contact.

The Sub-Branch office IS AT HERVEY BAY RSL, LEVEL 2 AND is open Monday-Friday 0900-1230hrs.

All information is on the website at www.herveybayrslsubbranch.com.au or call on 41977477

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Hervey Bay RSL Sub-Branch pay tribute to Geoff's unwavering commitment to honouring the sacrifices of servicemen and Photo credit What’s On Hervey Bay magazine women through his performances of The Last Post and The Reveille — the most poignant moments of every Anzac Day service.

School Principal Mark Jones extended an open invitation to all current and former servicemen and women to visit Kawungan State School and view the display, which celebrates a man whose music, service, and spirit continue to resonate throughout the community.

IN THE SPORTS BAR

Held 1st DVA pay day of the month 11am - 1.30pm (Thursday)

DRINKS at great prices, Meat Tray RAFFLES, Trivia & live entertainment

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The Best Little Club in the Bay! CA F É N O W O PE N F R O M 8 . 3 0 A M | A L L OT H E R A R E A S O PE N F R O M 1 0 A M

CHRISTMAS ALL WRAPPED UP AT CLUBHOUSE As Halloween and the Melbourne Cup fade into memory, Christmas is already making its presence felt at The Clubhouse Hervey Bay. For Venue Manager Sue Smith, this is one of the most exciting times of the year.

With a lineup of celebrations including school graduations, club break-ups, presentation nights, and of course, Christmas parties, there's no shortage of festive cheer.

Sue just loves this season, as it's when the club becomes a hub for patrons to gather, share good food, enjoy great company, and raise a glass or two in celebration. And the best part? All of this - and more is on offer at The Clubhouse.

There’s no better way to celebrate Christmas Day than with a delicious meal in the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere of The Clubhouse.

This year, staff will be serving up a mouthwatering Christmas lunch, featuring fresh seafood and a traditional festive spread with all the trimmings.

Bookings are filling up fast, so if you’re interested, don’t wait too long to secure your spot!

“As we approach the end of the year, everyone starts to unwind after a busy November. It’s the perfect time for catching up with friends and family over the holidays,” Sue said.

“The Clubhouse offers a laid-back atmosphere that’s perfect for those moments when you just want to relax and enjoy a delicious meal without any of the hassle.

“Plus, we don’t charge public holiday surcharges, so our prices stay affordable - even during what’s already an expensive season.”

The excitement doesn’t stop with Christmas. The Clubhouse is gearing up for a thrilling New Year promotion, Beat the Banker, where members will have the chance to win a share of $17,000.

Winners will face a tough decision—keep the original $2,000 cash prize, or swap it for one of six locked briefcases, each holding a mystery prize. What would you do? The promotion starts on November 17, with a free entry for every $10 spent on meals, drinks, and gaming. For more details, see page 21.

Looking to plan an event in 2026? Whether it’s a wedding, gala, birthday, or anniversary, The Clubhouse offers one of the best function rooms in Hervey Bay. With space for 160 guests, stunning views of the golf course, and customizable function packages, it’s the perfect place to make your special occasion truly unforgettable.

To enquire about hosting your event, contact Sue at 41241177.

FREE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT C L UB H O U S E

TAKE a seat at The Clubhouse bistro area to enjoy our entertainers Friday & Saturday nights 6-9pm FRIDAY 05 DEC - Aaron Westlake

SATURDAY 17 JAN - Emma Newman

SATURDAY 06 DEC - Will Ramage

FRIDAY 23 JAN - Doug Edwards

FRIDAY 12 DEC - Doug Edwards

SATURDAY 24 JAN - Mia Hinsch

SATURDAY 13 DEC - Mia Hinsch

FRIDAY 30 JAN - Brian Speirs

FRIDAY 19 DEC - Shannon Young

SATURDAY 31 JAN - Frank Benn

SATURDAY 20 DEC - Frank Benn

FRIDAY 06 FEB - Scott Angeles

FRIDAY 26 DEC - Nicko Rolfe

SATURDAY 07 FEB - Kev Carroll

SATURDAY 27 DEC - Emma Newman

FRIDAY 13 FEB - Frank Benn

WEDNESDAY 31 DEC - Doug Edwards

SATURDAY 14 FEB - Aaron Westlake

FRIDAY 02 JAN - Brad Turner

FRIDAY 20 FEB - Joel Spence

Tickets on sale from 11am, drawn at 7.30pm

SATURDAY 03 JAN - Nicko Rolfe

SATURDAY 21 FEB - Brad Turner

$5 for 50 NUMBERS $10 for 150 NUMBERS

FRIDAY 09 JAN - Aaron Westlake

FRIDAY 27 FEB - Will Ramage

SATURDAY 10 JAN - Shannon Young

SATURDAY 28 FEB - Emma Newman

FRIDAY 16 JAN - Scott Angeles

Information is correct at time of printing. Please check The Clubhouse Hervey Bay Facebook page for any unforseen changes.

MEAT TRAYS & PRIZES

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Join us SUNDAY JANUARY 18, 2026 TO FIND OUT IF YOUR CASE WILL BEAT THE BANKER

Beat the Banker to WIN CASH, members will receive one FREE entry with every $10 spend on meals, drinks & gaming.

$17,000

Be in the Club on Sunday January 18, 2026 for the game draw.

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A total of SIX winners will be drawn 1.00pm. 1.25pm. 1.50pm. 2.15pm. 2.40pm & 3.00pm Each winner will receive an immediate $2,000 CASH PRIZE and be invited to participate in our BEAT THE BANKER game. Winners may choose to either KEEP the cash OR SWAP the $2000 for one of the bankers six locked briefcases all to be opened at the big final draw reveal.

Each briefcase contains a hidden amount of cash

1x $5,000, 1x $4,000, 1x $3,000, 2x $2,000 and 1x $1000

THE FINAL REVEAL - 3PM

WANT TO SWAP? With mutual consent of another player you may swap cases or if the banker has any cases left you will have the opportunity to swap with the banker before the reveal.

Winners will then open the briefcases simultaneously to discover their final cash amounts.

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MELBOURNE CUP The Best Little Club in the Bay was the place to be for Melbourne Cup with lots of fun, food, and plenty of entertainment for the punters.

Guests were greeted with a glass of bubbles on arrival and welcomed into our beau fully decorated func on room, se ng the scene for a day of celebra on. Everyone enjoyed a delicious cold gourmet buffet lunch, raffles and the best dressed guests taking home prizes for their style and effort.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make it such a wonderful Cup Day!

MONDAY JANUARY 26

Celebrate Australia Day at The Clubhouse.

Join us for a true-blue day of fun, great food, and fantastic live tunes at The Clubhouse!

Get ready for live Australian music, with The Honey Bees, tasty Aussie meal specials, plus sweet lamingtons, and fun hamper raffles

So grab your mates and join us for a fair dinkum good time — it’s gonna be a ripper!

LIVE MUSIC THE HONEY BEES Looking for a bright, modern venue with stunning country views?

The Clubhouse Hervey Bay offers a magnificent 160-seat function room, featuring floor-to-ceiling glass, a private bar and kitchen, and an adjoining alfresco deck.

Enjoy elegant, private surroundings overlooking the Hervey Bay Golf Club, perfect for weddings, wakes, birthdays, special occasions, or business events.

Our team can tailor menus for sit-down or buffet-style meals and assist with setup and décor.

Renowned for delicious food, good value, and professional service, The Clubhouse Hervey Bay is your ideal event destination.

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