The Journal FMA 2023

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INTRODUCING MISS IGGY’S EAT + DRINK + PLAY

PRIVACY POLICY

The Revesby Workers’ Club Group has a commitment to ensuring the privacy and protection of our members, guests and staff’s personal information. To help ensure our commitment we have updated our Privacy Policy in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988.

The Privacy Policy has been updated to include;

• How and why, we collect, hold, disclose and discard personal information

• The use of facial recognition technology to identify self-excluded, suspended and barred persons

• The use of identification scanners

• Protection of personal information

• Use of Club’s website and social media pages

The updated Privacy Policy can be viewed online at rwc.org.au, or obtain a printed copy from Club Reception. If you have any questions, please contact mail@rwc.org.au

Revesby Workers’ Club

The Journal

February • March • April 2023

Editor Danielle McKenna

Senior Designer Raymond Boundy

Graphic Designer

Kacey Hanna

Contributors

Liesl Miller, Julia Vuong, Tenielle Symington, Kristina Liska

Printed By Nine Design and Print Comments

Editor of The Journal Revesby Workers’ Club Locked Bag 300, Milperra NSW 2214 mail@rwc.org.au • Ph: 02 9772 2100

Membership Address Changes

Kristina Liska

Email: kristinal@rwc.org.au

Tel: 02 8707 6916

Information correct at time of publication (January 2023)

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Our Members

Seniors Christmas Concert

Revesby Workers’ Club once again held its Seniors Christmas Concert on 13 December 2022.

This popular annual event attracts over 500 senior members to enjoy a 2-course menu followed by a series of live festive performances.

This year’s members were greeted by NSW Labor Leader Chris Minns, MP and NSW Labor candidate for the seat of East Hills, Kylie Wilkinson. Both spoke openly about the importance of their roles within the local community, engaged individually with members and wished everyone a safe and festive holiday.

Special appearances were also made by Mrs Clause and our very own Wally The Worker, sporting a Santa Hat. Our

Patron

A Patron is a person who has given many years of support to the Club.

Alan Ashton Revesby Workers' Club

Dennis Hayward OAM Mooney Mooney Club

Life Members

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Honorary Members

MC started the show with the Australian national anthem followed by performances from Belinda Marks with songs like Calamity Jane, Rain on my parade and All that Jazz and Steven Fisher King performing Mariah, Country Road, Sounds of Silence, American Pie, Phantom of the Opera and Roy Orbison’s Crying

The concert concluded with a Christmas Medley of Joy to the World , Come O Ye Faithful and We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

A Honorary Member is a person who is a prominent citizen or local dignitary visiting the Club.

Member is a person who has rendered outstanding service to the Club.

Vale Report (5 October 2022 - 4 January 2023)

NSW Labor Leader Chris Minns.

Revesby Workers' Club mascot, Wally The Worker, made a special guest appearance as attendees enjoyed the festivities.

Executive Report

Dear Members,

We hope you all enjoyed a lovely festive season and holiday period. Whether you hosted Christmas or if you visited family, holidayed interstate or overseas, we hope you started 2023 in a positive way.

WELCOME DAVID RAPER AND LINDA DOWNEY

Following the retirement of John Rodwell and Ian Stromborg OAM at the conclusion of the 2022 Annual General Meeting, the results of the election for Board of Directors was announced confirming that David Raper and Linda Downey would be joining the Board of Directors at Revesby Workers’ Club.

David has been a member of Revesby Workers’ Club for over 35 years and was previously the Vice President of the Revesby Workers’ Men’s Bowling Club until his commencement on the Board. Born and raised in Revesby, David Raper now resides locally in Panania and has done so for the last 15 years. David has taken over the Liaison Director duties for the Revesby Workers’ Billiards and Snooker Club, Revesby Workers’ Darts Club and Revesby Workers’ Spearfishing Club.

Linda is no stranger to the Club having been awarded Life Membership on 27 October 2019. Linda is a Councillor of Canterbury Bankstown City Council and served as the Mayor of Bankstown in 2014-2015 and Deputy Mayor in 2021.

Linda is a careers advisor at a local High School and has been associated with Revesby Workers’ Club for many years.

It must be recognised that with the addition of Linda to the Board of Directors, it is the first time in not only the Club’s history but also amongst large Clubs in NSW that female Directors outnumber the males.

We have welcomed both David and Linda to the Board and hope you join us in congratulating them and wishing them all the best for their term.

NEW CLUB VICE PRESIDENT

Following the AGM in October last year, the Board elected Christine Butters as Vice President unopposed to replace John Rodwell. While Christine has said on a number of occasions that she believes she has big shoes to fill, we are extremely confident that the right person for the position has been appointed.

Christine Butters was elected to the Board on 29 September 2010. Her service not only to the Club but to the community is immeasurable. Christine is the Liaison Director for Revesby Workers’ Garden Club, Revesby Workers’ Ladies Group, Senior Athletics, Marine Rescue, Mooney Mooney Bowls Club and Money Mooney Fishing Club. Christine is also our Liaison Director for the Mooney Mooney Club and she holds strong ties with staff and members in that area.

Christine is a Life Member not only of Revesby Workers’ Club but also the Revesby Workers’ Little Athletics Club where she is also the President. Her dedication and support for all things community made it a very easy decision to elect her as the Vice President to recognise her tenure to date. Her passion for the Club and its members will ensure a very positive future for the Revesby Workers’ Group.

SCHOOL SUBSIDY PROGRAM

As outlined in our last Journal, the cheque presentation ceremony for our school subsidy program took place on 7 November 2022. Our Directors had the privilege of providing the $3,000 subsidy to each local primary and high schools in the local area. These donations help fund key projects and/or initiatives in our local schools which benefit students

from kindergarten all the way through to Year 12. We would like to thank those who attended the cheque presentation ceremony and look forward to seeing them again next year and determining what they plan to use their 2023 funding on.

CLUB RENOVATIONS

In recent times it has been our goal to offer a wider range of venues to introduce a new demographic into the Club while maintaining and improving current areas of the Club for our regular longstanding members. With the opening of Rogues Sports Bar occurring on 14 December 2021, renovations to the gaming floor and Miss Iggy’s commenced shortly thereafter, with the main gaming floor aiming for a completion date in April 2023.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our wonderful staff involved in the numerous renovations throughout the Club in 2022 and into the early part of 2023. These projects are not completed by a handful of staff, they require input from all areas of the business. From Marketing, Food and Beverage, Gaming, Maintenance, IT through to Operations. Our Senior Managers and their teams contribute significantly to the work and without their contribution, the renovations and opening of new outlets in the Club would not be possible.

We continually look to improve our Club for our members and guests and are very excited to see the hard work pay off as these new venues open. Looking to the future, we have plans to undertake a much needed upgrade to our Auditorium and Functions area in 2024 and will provide more detail as the scoping of the project commences.

Daryl Melham AM President

Scott Bennetts CEO

Hills at the upcoming state election in March.

The experiences I have gained through my professional career, and as Chair of the Board for BankstownCanterbury Community Transport organisation has given me a great grounding of delivering for our wonderful community, and if elected I will continue to work hard for the people of the East Hills electorate.

The Revesby Workers’ Club has a rich tradition of supporting our local community. This club was formed over 60 years ago by the workers in this area and has a strong connection to the Labor Party. I am honoured to be running for NSW parliament as the Labor candidate in the seat of East

While living and raising my family in the East Hills area for nearly 35 years I have made many great friendships and connections with community organisations. Also, as a long time volunteer in this area I recognise the importance of giving to communities to help them thrive and grow.

I’ve spoken to thousands of local residents over the past few months as

the Labor candidate. I want to thank our community for the support and openness I’ve received. People have been sharing their concerns with me and what I’ve heard is you are rightly troubled by the demise of our public education and hospital systems. You are against the privatisation of government assets that has made the cost of living worse by causing road tolls and electricity prices to increase exponentially. You also hold grave concerns for the loss of valuable education assets like the Western Sydney University campus at Milperra.

I share your concerns and will work hard for this community. After 12 years of a tired Liberal government our community deserves a fresh start with a Labor government led by Chris Minns.

School Subsidy recipients.

Club Director Kylie Wilkinson and NSW Labor leader Chris Minns attending the Seniors Christmas Concert.

SUPPORTING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

By Kylie Wilkinson

Christine Butters Vice President

2023 has dawned on us all bright and clear. Unfortunately, toward the end of 2022 the Covid statistics increased again but it seems we have once more come through, and like the resilient community we are life moves on.

At the Annual General Meeting in October last year two new members were elected to the Board and have fitted in very well. We have had several Board meetings where they are getting to know the workings of the Board and the Club. I was very humbled to be elected Vice-President upon the retirement of John Rodwell and look forward to serving our members to the best of my ability while holding this role.

Along with the new Board members there have been some reconfigurations of Liaison Director roles, with some sub clubs getting new Liaison Directors. I urge all members of sub clubs to work with their Liaison Director for the betterment of the group overall.

Your Liaison Director is available as a source of information, a link between the sub club and the parent club and to assist when and if problems may arise. See them as your group’s friend and you will all benefit.

Some of our sub clubs are seasonal and those such as Cricket and Little Athletics will be winding up their season just as Netball, Basketball and Soccer take on registrations and start to gear up for the winter season of sport. We wish all the players well and hope you have a season filled with fun and learning new skills while improving those already gained.

When you read this journal, the planning will be well underway for what has become our Annual International Women’s Day function on the 8 March, with guest speakers, entertainment and raffles there is lots of fun to be had at the luncheon and remember it may be International Women’s Day but we welcome our male counterparts too.

Wednesday 8 March

Funds raised assist to support Biyani House, our local Women’s’ Shelter. Refer to page 11 for full details.

The Club will also be holding an ANZAC Day service and this too is an event which I encourage you to attend. The service will be preceded by a March and is a poignant reminder and recognition of those who fought for the freedoms that we enjoy in our Country today. It is an opportunity for members of our sub-clubs to also participate in their club colours and honour the servicemen and women of Australia.

Refer to page 13 for full details.

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DirectorReports

Here we are in 2023 already! After several years of disruptions due to the Coronovirus Pandemic, we seem to have settled into a “new normal”, learning to live with the virus. What a difference having a vaccine has made.

2022 was a year of major disruptions to many of our sporting sub clubs with flooding and ground closures causing major inconvenience. However, our thoughts and prayers go out to those throughout the country who have been extremely impacted by flooding, losing all they own, their homes, livelihoods, crops, stock etc. Nature certainly can be very cruel at times.

Australians are a very resilient lot, and, as they say... life goes on! Throughout our sub clubs there were lots of great achievements and celebrations - be it Lawn Bowls, Little Athletics, Cricket, Swim Club, to list just a few. There was great excitement in the Presidents’ Lounge during the Commonwealth Games when Revesby Workers’ Swim Club’s young swimmer, Abbey Connor swam for Australia and did the country proud.

Christine Benham Director

Abbey was not the only Revesby Workers’ representative in the Australian contingent at the Commonwealth Games. Former junior cricketer, Ash Gardner also represented Australia in the star-studded Australian women’s cricket team.

There are many sporting and common interest sub clubs within Revesby Workers. Focus is on participation, so if you are looking to get active or broaden your interests and friendship groups, I invite you to explore the list of subclubs included in this Journal.

The Club’s Charity Committee (which I am privileged to Chair) has continued to raise funds to assist the local community. The last few years have provided little opportunity for fundraising events, however after several postponements due to COVID, we were finally able to hold our Christmas in July dinner, and had lots of fun in the process.

We are most grateful for the support provided to the Charity by Revesby Workers’ Club through our Friday night Meat Raffles at Revesby Workers’ Sports Club and through ticket sales for Seniors Concerts.

We look forward to a great year for Revesby Workers’ Club in 2023.

The Board of Directors

Daryl Melham AM President

Kylie Wilkinson JP Director Baden Kirgan Director David Raper Director

Christine Benham Director Christine Butters Vice President Linda Downey Director

Swim Club supporters cheering for Abbey Connor during the Commonwealth Games.

CHRISTMAS WRAP UP Community Our

The Club saw over 3,000 families visit from all over Sydney to capture those special festive memories in a set that featured a full-size sleigh with reindeer.

And let’s not forget our many fury friends who also enjoyed their visit with Santa at the Club’s outdoor set.

Christmas Day Lunches proved very popular once again with members, with three (3) package options to choose from, Firestone's full 'Festive Buffet' of traditional ham and roasts, fresh seafood and delicious desserts, Element's intimate 'Festive Feast' with beverage package and the final option to kick back and let us do the cooking, just pick up and serve with our 'Christmas at Home'. Our chefs had all your preferences covered.

Our Club Community Gives at Christmas

In 2022, the Clubs’ foyer played home to a very special Christmas tree, the ‘Workers’ Giving Tree’ and our Health Mates Fitness Centre hosted its annual Food Drive.

Supporting the local Community Care Christmas Appeal 2022, we invited all members, guests, staff and wider local community to generously donate a gift or food item and help make someone’s Christmas just a little bit more special. Community Care Christmas Appeal distributed over 250 Gifts and Food Hampers to households in the community who will be doing it tough over the festive season. They also host a Christmas Day Lunch, now in its 15th year, catering for over 150 people who normally would spend this important day alone.

Christmas is often a critical time for these families and the Community Care Appeal provides not only an opportunity to bring a little cheer during this time through Christmas presents and food hampers, but to create important community connections that often develop in long term friendships that further assist in identifying additional support services that can assist their situations.

Community Care supports families and individuals across the Bankstown LGA but more specifically in Padstow, Panania, Revesby, Picnic Point, Milperra and East Hills.

Thank you to the ongoing generosity of the Revesby Workers’ Community for continuing to give to others.

Photos with Santa the always popular annual event that sees the Club’s Brett Street Foyer transformed into the North Pole didn’t disappoint.

Clockwise: Santa display setup, children chatting with Santa before photos and family (with fury friend) getting their photo taken at the Club's outdoor set.

Top-Bottom: Club CEO Scott Bennetts with Grant from Community Care, donations to the Health Mates annual Food Drive.

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THE RECOGNITION AND CELEBRATION OF STAFF ACHIEVEMENT

On Thursday 24 November, the Club held their bi-annual Club Wide Staff Meeting for all employees. The purpose is to bring the whole team together to thank them for their incredible support throughout the year. It also provides opportunity to reflect on the year that was and to communicate any new ventures for the Club. The meetings keep the whole team on the same page and in the know.

The recognition and celebration of milestone work anniversaries features throughout the meeting. This year, we proudly recognised 42 employees with anniversaries ranging from 5 years of service all the way up to 35 years of service! Our staff’s dedication to long service at the club clearly reflects the success of our core values; Adaptable, Teamwork, Supportive and Strength.

For the first year, we were also excited to congratulate 24 staff members who completed a variety of qualifications supported by the Club. Some of the courses undertaken included, Certificate IV and Diploma in Leadership & Management, Certificate III in Hospitality, Certificate III in Customer Engagement, Gaming Management Development and Data Visualisation.

A big congratulations also goes to our first 3 lucky recipients of the new Staff Scholarship program! These 3 staff members will receive $3,000 each to help them on their journey to attain the required credentials for their chosen field of study.

A successful day was had by all, with a great catered breakfast, organised by our Food and Beverage Department, plenty of prizes plus our wonderful guest speaker Greg Page who educated staff on his newest mission after leaving The Wiggles, which is to introduce Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) within communities.

Left-Right: Decorating the Whitlam Theatre with some Christmas cheer, CEO Scott Bennetts and recipients of the 5 year service award, Club director Kylie Wilkinson and former Wiggle Greg Page .

Festival Festival seniors

WEDNESDAY 1 TO SUNDAY 12 FEBRUARY

The 2023 Seniors Festival theme is ‘Celebrate Together’. Following years of social and physical distancing, now is the time to celebrate together. Here’s a calendar of what’s happening at your Club to help you celebrate together.

MONDAY

50% off Coffee and Cake Combos l Café 240

Available Monday 6 February 2023 from Café 240 between 9am and 3pm. A financial membership card must be used when placing order to activate offer. Cannot be used in conjunction with another offer.

WEDNESDAY

50% off Pizzas (dine-in only) l Café 240

Available Wednesday 1 and 8 February 2023 from Café 240 between 9am and 3pm. A financial membership card must be used when placing order to activate offer. Cannot be used in conjunction with another offer.

FRIDAY

40% off Lunch l Aunty Eight’s Vietnamese

Available Friday 3 and 10 February 2023 from Aunty Eight’s Vietnamese until 3pm. A financial membership card must be used when placing order to activate offer. Cannot be used in conjunction with another offer.

PLAY BINGO

Monday - Friday 10am to 12pm. Game Books on sale from 9.30am.

DON’T FORGET

Members with a NSW Seniors Card a 20% Dining Discount*

CELEBRATE TOGETHER

TUESDAY

30% off Lunch l Firestone Kitchen

Available Tuesday 7 February 2023 from Firestone Kitchen until 3pm. A financial membership card must be used when placing order to activate offer. Available during lunch service. Cannot be used in conjunction with another offer.

THURSDAY

$15 Roast of the Day (half) l Firestone Kitchen

Available Thursday 2 and 9 February 2023 from Firestone Kitchen until 3pm. A financial membership card must be used when placing order to activate offer. Cannot be used in conjunction with another offer.

NSW SENIORS CARD 20% OFF DINING DISCOUNT

*Available for Lunch Monday to Friday at Firestone Kitchen and Aunty Eight’s. Excludes beverages. NSW Seniors Card and financial Membership Card must be presented at time of transaction. Cannot be used in conjunction with another offer.

Our Health Mates Fitness Centre also offers some great programs for Seniors, check them out on page 16.

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Equity isn't just a nice-to-have; it's a must-have. A focus on gender equity needs to be part of every society's DNA. When we embrace equity, we embrace diversity, and we embrace inclusion. We embrace equity to forge harmony and unity, and to help drive success for all. Equality is the goal, and equity is the means to get there. Through equity, we can reach equality. Together we can fully #EmbraceEquity.

Host

Guest Speakers

When: Wednesday 8 March 2023 | 11am - 3pm

Where: The Function Centre, Revesby Workers’ Club

Tickets: $115pp | Available online rwc.org.au

Menu: 3 Course Luncheon

Wendy Harmer Robbi Mack

LayDee KinMee

$15 * MEMBERS ONLY Easter Celebrations

Friday 7 to Monday 10 April

Just for Easter…

A delicious Drunk Bunny Cocktail

This Easter inspired Martini is a smooth, rich chocolate lovers dream.

A blend of vodka, irish cream liqueur, rich chocolate liqueur, creamiest cream and finished with a delectable chocolate bunny.

*Exclusive to Bar240 and Rogues Sports Bar for a limited time.

Eggcellent

Easter Raffle

WEDNESDAY 5 APRIL

Delicious Easter Egg Hampers, Fresh Seafood Eskies PLUS $250 VISA gift card major prize.

Tickets on sale from 5pm Raffle commences from 7pm

DON’T FORGET

Raffle Ticket Bonus

Spend $20 on Raffle Tickets and receive another $20 of Raffle Tickets for FREE!

Open all Easter Weekend for Lunch and Dinner

Offering full regular menus for your family and friend celebrations

ANZACDay Tuesday 25 April

ANZAC Day is the solemn day of remembrance of those Australian and New Zealand Army Corps soldiers who fought and died at Gallipoli in 1915. It is also a day of remembrance for all soldiers who died while fighting for their country.

ANZAC Day has been celebrated in Australia since October 1915 (in South Australia) then nationally on 25 April 1916. It has been a public holiday across the country since the mid-1920s.

ANZAC Day’s phrase ‘Lest We Forget’ is uttered after the reading of the Ode of Remembrance, taken from a poem called ‘For the Fallen’, written by Laurence Binyon in 1914 in England.

“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.”

ANZAC Service

10.30am March from Bankstown YMCA down Macarthur Avenue to Revesby Workers’ Club

10.45am A NZAC Day Service at Cenotaph

Following the service, a private function will be held in The Revesby Workers' Function Centre for all attendees.

Two Up

Play a traditional game of Two Up this Anzac Day. From 1pm in Rogues Sports Bar.

4pm

All mother’s play a unique and special role in our lives and society, so honour those special to you and celebrate Mother’s Day at Element.

The Element dining experience focuses on connecting people through shared menus, making it the only choice for celebrating with family on this special day.

Its inspired menu is designed by using elements from a variety of cuisines around the world, while embracing our own Australian environment.

Tiger Prawns with garlic, sundried tomato and burnt butter to start. Followed by Chipotle and Maple Glazed Beef Ribs with pickled radish, tomato salsa and white corn tortilla, or Panko Crumbed Pork Cutlet with shallot salad and sesame dressing. And finish with the Chocolate Hazelnut Praline Mille Feuille.

Element will not disappoint, offering the right mix of superb food, acoustic sounds and exquisite cocktails.

Sittings from 11.30am to 3.00pm. Bookings are essential.

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Offering full regular menus for Lunch and Dinner

Contact Us Today

2B Brett Street, Revesby NSW 2212

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Operating Hours

Mon – Thu 5am – 10pm Fri 5am – 9pm Sat & Sun 7am – 7pm

HOLIDAY TRADING HOURS

Friday 7 April 8am-12pm (Good Friday)

Saturday 8 April 8am-12pm 3pm-7pm

Sunday 9 April 8am-12pm (Easter) 3pm-7pm

Monday 10 April 8am-12pm 3pm-7pm

Tuesday 25 April 8am-12pm (ANZAC Day) 3pm-7pm

All other dates as per standard operating hours. Please enquire at Health Mates or view our App for scheduled classes on these dates.

Off-Peak and Matinee members are welcome at any time on the above date.

The Tree House Crèche will be closed on the above dates.

Seniors Festival Special Offer

This year’s NSW Seniors Festival is on in early February and we want to treat all Senior’s in our community to a special offer to help celebrate and get you moving. We have plenty to offer and age is no barrier.

SENIORS FESTIVAL SPECIAL OFFER

$0

JOIN FEE

When you complete our FREE Young at Heart program by February 2023.

What is Young at Heart you ask?

This program is the perfect opportunity for anyone over 60 years of age to experience what Health Mates has to offer for FREE! You’ll receive:

1. 60min personalised exercise session with a qualified trainer

2. 30min personalised exercise session with a qualified trainer

3. Strong & Stable or Active Over 50s class

We will teach you how to exercise safely and effectively, keeping you independent, healthy and happy. There’s no obligation to join afterwards, but if you do, we offer discounted membership rates for seniors, plus the special $0 joining fee just for having a go at Young at Heart.

Young at Heart Conditions: Valid for first time users only. Must be 60 years or over and a member of Revesby Workers’ Club. Medical clearance may be required prior to commencing.

Seniors Festival Offer Conditions: Must complete Young at Heart program by 28 February 2023. Join Health Mates on a direct debit membership by 31 March 2023 to save $79 on the standard joining fee.

Start-UpPersonal Training Special

How are your New Year’s resolutions tracking? If you vowed to focus on your health or perhaps lose weight, but your motivation to stick with it has faded, our Personal Training team is here to help!

Our qualified trainers will help you achieve the most out of every workout, ensure you are doing your exercise correctly, plus provide the inspiration and knowledge you need to stay motivated well into the future.

$0 JOIN FEE

when you purchase a personal training package SAVE UP TO $79

OFFER EXPIRES 28 February 2023 WHY WAIT?

To get started or find out more Call 8707 6930 TODAY! Conditions:

if 18 years+. Offer expires 28 February 2023.

Just like adults, kids can benefit from regular exercise. If you’re looking for something fun that will help your child improve their fitness, strength and coordination, this is the activity for them.

Time: Thursdays 4pm - 4:45pm

Ages: 5 - 13 years

Cost: $12 per class OR $100 per School Term (Active Kids Vouchers accepted)

Parent must be a member of Revesby Workers’ Club if living within 15kms and remain on Club premises. Parents are welcome to watch, however these classes are for kids only.

RESERVE A PLACE BY CALLING US ON 8707 6930.

Get Your FREE* BOOTCAMP FOR KIDS Class Pass Available for your first visit. Contact Health Mates on 8707 6930 *Terms and conditions apply. Offer ends 30 April 2023.

A modern facility with family friendly indoor and outdoor dining space, comfortable lounge, fully equipped bar and outdoor sporting facilities providing the essential space to meet the needs of our local community.

Looking for a Private Function venue?

Revesby Workers' Sports Club offers a flexible indoor and outdoor facility that can be transformed to suit your next event.

For further information and package details contact our Functions Team on 8707 6919 or email functions@rwc.org.au.

Revesby Workers’ Sports Club is only a 5-minute drive from the River Rd Exit On the M5 Motorway. Once you exit the M5, head south along The River Rd and turn left into Spence St.

Its TRIVIA Time. Hosted by Radio Personality, Rob Duckworth our “Trivia Guru”. Bring a group of friends and get in on the action. Are you smart enough to take the crown as most knowledgeable?

Winner Winner

Try your luck at the Bill Bullard

Charity Meat Raffle every Friday night. Tickets on Sale from 6pm, Raffle starts at 7pm.

Lets Play POKER. Come along and join our poker league every Saturday. Rego from 1pm. Game from 2pm.

** You could WIN a $2,000 prize pool **

Check out our website revesbysportsclub.com.au and Like us on Facebook to keep up to date with what’s happening at the Club.

Left-right: Showcasing the diverse setups and configurations that Revesby Workers' Sports Club can offer.

the Hawkesbury!

Indulge on

Mooney Mooney Club is located on the beautiful Hawkesbury River, just an hour north of Sydney.

With stunning vistas looking over Spectacle Island and an emphasis on fresh seafood, our Coastal Dining restaurant is the perfect place to sit back, relax and enjoy your next get together.

All day dining daily from 11.30am. Bookings are essential. Call us on 9985 9244 or visit mooneymooneyclub.com.au to book online.

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BANKSTOWN STROKE SUPPORT

GROUP Liaison Director: Christine Benham

The Bankstown Stroke Support Group meets on the 4th Wednesday of most months (Feb to Nov) from 10.30am until 12.30pm.

INTERCLUB ORGANISATIONS

Our schedule for the commencement of 2023 is as follows:

January 2023

No meeting.

22 February 2023

Stroke Foundation discussion around the stroke audit results and update on stroke.

22 March 2023

Presentation about Dementia hospitals, as many stroke survivors will develop dementia as part of the stroke outcome.

Tony Finneran Treasurer .....................................................................................

BASKETBALL

Liaison Director: Christine Benham

What a triumphant season! It was fantastic to see our basketball club get back into full swing. Some of our senior teams will sadly see the end of their primary school basketball as they move on to high school. However, we will have some of our high school teams play on Saturday mornings and Friday nights which is excellent news for the growth of our club. We have also had a lot of interest in new teams being formed next year.

It is worth acknowledging the influence the club has had in the development of our kids. We have a strong contingency in the Bankstown Bruins representative squads. This is a testament to the coaches and managers who have given up their time and energy to the development of those children’s talent.

We had a number of teams make it to the grand finals of the summer comp, with two teams taking out the win. The club has been busy at the beginning of

the year forming 12 teams for the 2023 Summer Comp.

Revesby Workers Basketball Club continues to grow its members and is going from strength to strength. We have a new Sponsor that joined us in 2022 –Sydney Rubbish Services, assisting us on providing new shorts to our members for the season.

Our committee has grown with the addition of three new members. We’d like to thank them as well as our volunteers who make the running of our club possible week in week out.

These are exciting times for the club and we look forward to seeing our ideas come to fruition next year.

Earl Paras Club Secretary

BOWLS – INDOORS (LADIES)

Liaison Director: Daryl Melham

As the year draws to an end we say farewell to Ian Stromborg OAM as our Liaison Director and welcome Daryl Melham AM who has taken over the role.

As with many social clubs participation numbers were down most of the year but our members were determined to keep going and we certainly did. It meant each week team numbers and combinations were dependent of however many ladies we had to play.

There was fantastic competition, lots of cheering, lots of laughing and enjoying each other’s company.

Weekly winners and runners up from October – December 2022 were:

12 October 2022

1st. M. Roger s/P.Merrill/J.Hansen

2nd. J.Taff/C.McDonald

19 October 2022

1st. P.Land/F.Rochecouste

2nd. M.Halls/B.O’Connor/J.Hansen

26 October 2022

1st. M.Halls/J.Taff/F.Rochecouste

2nd. M.Rogers/M.Clarke/C.McDonald

9 November 2022

1st. M.Halls/P.Land/L.Rolls

2nd. L.Johnson/M.Rogers

16 November 2022

1st. L.Seckold/M.Halls

2nd. J.Moon/D. Johnson

23 November 2022

1st. M.Rogers/L.Rolls/M.Halls

2nd. P.Land/D. Johnson/C.Sorrenti

30 November 2022

1st. M.Rogers/M.Halls/B.O’Connor

2nd. D.Johnson/C.McDonald

The Presidents Cup knockout competition was completed on 30 November 2022 with Mavis Hall winning and Cheryl McDonald runner up. Congratulations ladies and well done to all who competed.

We held our annual Christmas Party on Wednesday, 7 December 2022 when we partied hard to end our year on a high note. The food was fabulous, we all ate too much and we’d like to thank the Revesby Workers’ Club staff for the great service as well.

Thanks to also Roger for wonderful music which had the ladies up and dancing like no one was watching. We only get better with age! As he has every year Ian Stromborg attended our party where we all had the opportunity to thank him for the many years of support to our Club.

Whilst the year saw us losing two of our beautiful ladies and quite a few others suffering ill health it was fabulous to see Cathy Packwood join us after many months off, she looks forward to resuming bowls in the New Year.

It was also a delight to have Miss Phyliss Merrill back only a day after she left hospital having spent 7 weeks there. She was presented with the trophy for winning the Achievers Award and had us entertained by shaking it up on the dance floor. Go Girl.

We wish everyone a safe and Happy Christmas and all the best in 2023. Bowls resumes on Wednesday, 11 January 2023. If you would like to join our wonderful Club give me a call, new members are very welcome.

Connie Sorrenti Secretary

BOWLS – LAWN (LADIES) Liaison Director: Daryl Melham

A special highlight of our year was winning the District Grade 4 pennants. We were delighted that District President, Margaret Wicks, came to our club to present us with our pennant badges and our pennant flag, which now flies high on our flag pole.

We appreciated that Revesby Workers’ Club President, Daryl Melham AM, joined

us for the presentation and morning tea. Our club played the annual friendship day against Club Picnic Point recently and after a great day of competition, we were successful overall. A lovely lunch ensured a good day was enjoyed by all.

Pat Tate, Elizabeth McFarland and Jan Calderon were successful in winning the district triples tournament in a thrilling final, narrowly defeating Grandviews. Due to illness Pat Tate had to pull out, being replaced by Maureen Higgs for the Zone playoffs. The team played against St John’s Park and were sadly beaten on the day.

Our club major singles final has had to be postponed until 2023 due to injury. The club pairs and triples will also be played in the New Year.

The club fours were played in good spirit with Betty Davidson, Jan Pennell, Joy Pavey and Ellie Atme successfully taking out the championship. The runners-up were Maureen Higgs, Jeanette Donkin, Norma Gray and Jan Calderon.

Another event which resumed after COVID was the “teapot” day played against the bowlers from Ingleburn Bowling Club. The teapot trophy, beautifully polished by the reigning champs from 2019 - Ingleburn - was this year won by Revesby Workers’. It now takes pride of place in our locker room. The games were competitive and a good day was had by all.

With the year winding down, we will enjoy our Christmas break and look forward to another great year on the greens in 2023. We really appreciate the wonderful work Craig and Daniel put in each week, keeping our greens at their best.

We always welcome new members and coaching is provided for inexperienced bowlers. Our bowling year resumes on 12 January2023. We play every Thursday morning and many of our ladies bowl with the men on Saturday afternoon.

We would love to see you on the green. If you are interested, please contact our secretary, Pat Tate on 0408 006 404 or our president Dianne Oliver on 0412 738 320.

Maureen Higgs Publicity Officer

BOWLS – LAWN (MENS)

Liaison Director: Daryl Melham

Since the last Journal we held our Annual General Meeting in October with the following positions filled.

Patrons

Daryl Melham AM and Alan Ashton. President Denis Gallant.

Vice Presidents

Ray Fitzpatrick and Laurie Wilson. Secretary Peter Went Treasurer Tony Finneran

Match Committee

Peter Went, Ray Fitzpatrick, Laurie Wilson , Peter Shean.

Selectors

Peter Went, Peter Shean, Peter Chown, Laurie Wilson.

Our long serving Vice President Dave Raper did not seek re-election as he has been elected to the Board of Revesby Workers’ Club.

President Denis thanked Dave for his commitment and organization to the bowling club over many years and wished him well in his new role.

Our Liaison Director Ian Stromborg OAM did not seek re-election to the Board of Revesby Workers’ Club, and on behalf of our bowling members, we thank Ian for his support and commitment to our club over the many years and wish him well in his retired life with wife Lesley.

The final of the Club Fours Championship has been played with the team consisting of Peter Went, Shane Matakionga, Warren Gibson and Dave Raper prevailing over Trevor Heaslip, Jan Stiskala, Steve Jackson and Col Heaslip.

The scores were evenly matched throughout the game until the second last end where Dave’s team picked up a 4 then dropped 1 on the last end to win the game 21/19.

Our annual Triples Event sponsored each year by Olsens Funerals at Revesby will be held on the 24th March 2023 with teams represented from clubs all over the southern region.

Our annual Bill Bullard Charity bowls day will once again be played on Sunday, 7 May 2023 and all members of RWC our invited to attend this special day in support of the clubs major charity.

Our recruitment drive encourages new members to come down to the Sports Club and join the bowlers at our picturesque setting or give our President Denis Gallant at call on 0402114635 and he will put you in touch with our

qualified coaches.

Denis Gallant President

CRICKET Liaison Director: Christine Benham

This summer season is well underway, with the finals being played in March. Performances have been good, generally, and we are having fun, which is what park cricket is about! Thank you to our wonderful band of volunteers – coaches, captains, scorers and managers. Cricket cannot be played without people stepping up to take on these roles.

All players, junior and senior, have been doing the Club proud, with some great performances and displaying the true spirit of cricket!

The Woolworths cricket programs for the very young – Junior Blasters for 5-7 year olds and Master Blasters for 8 -10 year olds - are again being run at an Association level this season, with sessions being held on Tuesday evenings at Amour Park, Revesby.

Numbers have been substantially lower this season, but we are delighted to have dedicated volunteers involved in the program. There has been an absence of promotion of the programs by Cricket Australia and Cricket NSW.

The FORCE – Fathers Of Revesby Cricket Eleven – have not played any matches yet this season, but there is still enthusiasm to get on the park and, indeed, to play in any festivals that come along.

We hope everyone had a very happy Christmas, and wish you all a wonderful 2023, now that we have been learning to live in the new COVID environment.

Take care and stay safe.

Christine Benham Secretary

GARDEN CLUB

Liaison Director: Christine Butters

The Garden Club will usher in the New Year with its first monthly meeting in February. We welcome gardeners and non-gardeners alike. Quoting the great poet William Butler Yeats “There are no strangers, only friends you have not met yet.”

Last year was a resounding success with an increase in membership and the resumption of our twice yearly bus tours.

A Service Award and also Lifetime Memberships were awarded to the faithful, highlighting the fact that our members are indeed stayers. Kudos to the committee members and the members themselves for making all of this possible!

We rounded up 2022 by reprising last year’s successful Christmas lunch. The buffet was generous as were the lucky door prizes. Live entertainment was provided by Russell Churcher who crooned his way into everyone’s hearts.

President Val Kennedy took this opportunity to thank Liaison Director Christine Butters for her dedication to the club. Whenever possible, Christine always came to judge our floral competition entries even straight after working a night shift! In response, Christine praised the club for going strong despite COVID --- blooming, so to speak, in more ways than one!

Our monthly speakers will resume in March. They will cover diverse topics, not necessarily only about gardening. There will also be the usual floral competitions, bargain plant table, raffles, coach tours, and gardening books to borrow.

We meet every first Saturday of the month (except for December and January) at the Revesby Workers’ Club from 10am to 12 noon.

More details can be found on our website www.rwcgarden.com

Yolanda Latif Publicity Officer .....................................................................................

GOLF (MENS’)

Liaison Director: Baden Kirgan

With the year winding down we were down to our last events for the 2022 schedule.

The final results for the year were:

25-9-22: Camden Lakeside GC-Single Stableford

Winner: Manny Petris [9] 42pts

A Grade: Santo Sammarco

B Grade: Steve Vaughn

C Grade: Bob Mallia

Guzzler: Mitchell Floyd

Steve Floyd also won the $1200 eagles nest which he shared with his partners.

25-9-22: Lawson Cup Interclub-Penrith GC

The Lawson Cup is an annual interclub event contested by Revesby Workers’, Club Mounties, Blacktown Workers and Cabramatta Leagues.

16 players from each club are selected to participate and I am proud to say that Revesby Workers’ triumphed this year to take out the title and with the Merv Pell Interclub trophy also in the bag, Revesby Workers’ completed the grand slam in 2022.

23-10-22: The Ridge GC-Single

Stableford

Winner: Manny Petris

A Garde: John Varrica

B Grade: Mick McCarney

C Grade: Bob Mallia

Guzzler: Mitchell Floyd

Our next event was to be the highly anticipated Interclub against Canberra Labour Club for the Hogan/McKeough Shield.

This event was going to be held in Canberra but was called off at the last minute over concerns about the weather and course condition.

12-11-22: Prersidents Cup-Single

Stableford

Champion: Mitchell Floyd

A Grade: Phil White

B Grade: Cliff Bourquin

C Grade: Mark McDonald

Guzzler: Seb Ares

20-11-22: Guzzlers Cup Final

Winner: Santo Sammarco

A Grade: Seb Ares

B Grade: Michael Kabalan

C Grade: Peter Davis

Guzzler: Joy Mesuria

27-11-22: Macquarie Links GC-2Ball

Aggragate

Winners: Seb Ares & Joy Mesuria

2nd: Wayne Coleman & Michael Kabalan

Guzzlers: Rossco Hamer & Steve Floyd

The final competition game of the year was held at Brighton Lakes GC and on the line was the player of the year trophy. The leading 4 players on the leader board were grouped together to make for an interesting final round.

At the end of the day, two players finished on the same points for the year. These players were Peter Davis & John Varrica. We are pleased to announce that after a countback, Peter Davis was crowned the 2022 Player of The Year.

With all the competitive events out of the way, it was time to party at our last event which was the season ending Christmas/ Presentation Day. This was held at Georges River Golf Club and was a 2 ball ambrose event followed by a great lunch and awards presentation.

Winners: Rossco Hamer & Steve Floyd

2nd: Santo Sammarco & Ken Tyne

Guzzlers: Mark Donovan & Bob Mallia

As we conclude the year, we would like to take the opportunity to congratulate all the winners and thank all our members for a fantastic year. We also thank our hard-working committee that organised the events so very well.

Many Thanks also to our generous sponsors that enable us to run our club so efficiently.

These sponsors are Revesby Workers’ Club, Sydney Golf Tech, Blue Iron Property, Arraj & associates, Roving Mechanical, Nuline Resources, Robma tooling Services, Mobile Tools and The Response Group Australia.

Merry Christmas to all our members and their families and we look forward to a terrific 2023.

For further information we invite you to visit our informative website where you can view our new schedule, results, photos, and lots of other general information.

John Varrica President

GOLF (SENIORS’)

Liaison Director: Kylie Wilkinson

The year has been quite frustrating with 15 games being washed out. However, we did manage to get our championships played with results as follows:

Stableford A Grade Winner: Paul Eyles

Runner up: John Evans

Equal 3rd place: John McGuigan and Peter O’Brien.

Stableford B Grade Winner: Robert McLachlan

Runner up: Neil Gerrard

3rd place: Robert Byrne

4th place: Ken Sayers

Stroke A Grade Winner: Robert Keast

Runner up: Peter O’Brien

3rd place: John Evans

4th place: Robert Hunt

Stroke B Grade

Winner: John McGuigan

Runner Up: Robert Byrne

3rd place: Neil Gerrard

4th place: Steve Berry

Bill Farrell Match Play Winner: Robert Hunt

Annual point score Winner: Peter O’Brien

Senior Golf plays every Tuesday morning and meets back at the Revesby Workers’ Club at 10am for a presentation and drinks.

You will find us on the left hand side at the top of the escalators each Tuesday if you want to join as we are always looking for new members.

Syd White Secretary .....................................................................................

HOCKEY (WOMENS’)

Liaison Director: Christine Benham

After a successful social season in 2022, the Revesby Workers’ Women’s Hockey club will be entering a team in the Moorebank Social Comp again in 2023.

The Comp is set to start March/April and we welcome all abilities catering from players returning after a break through to Masters.

If you are interested in joining us, please email revesbyworkershockey@gmail.com

We are also sending a team to the Albury Wodonga Masters Carnival over the Easter Weekend as a preseason warmup.

We are looking forward to the 2023 season sharing fun hockey with family and friends.

Erin Whiddon

LADIES GROUP

Liaison Director: Christine Butters

As another year passes, a new one is about to commence.

Since our last newsletter, Revesby Workers’ Club held their AGM and following the results and subsequent meetings, we are happy to have Christine Butters continuing as our Liaison Director. Christine is always highly informative when she attends our meetings.

We wish Christine and her team congratulations on the continuance of the work which they provide to Revesby Workers’ Club and to the Ladies Group. The group has had trips and activities in

the last quarter. We have had a festive fashion event, brilliant guest speakers and made our charity donation from our annual fund-raising efforts.

Our Ladies Group held their annual Christmas event on Wednesday, 14 December 2022. The day started early in the Macarthur Room followed by the Christmas luncheon in the Acacia Room. The group had a relaxed and enjoyable day.

We now reflect on the year and the friendships which we have developed over time with our group. We also had a visit from the local member, Wendy Lindsay during the event.

I would like to thank all our committee members and volunteers who have provided support to the Ladies Group during the year. Without you and your dedication we would not be able to have such a wonderful experience together.

The Ladies Group will take a break and return to the Macarthur Room on Wednesday, 8 February, 2023 from 9:30am.

Should anyone wish to come and visit or may be looking to join our group, please contact us through our email address revesbyladiesgroup@outlook.com

Emails will be monitored during the Christmas and New Year break.

We would like to wish everyone and their families a happy and healthy Christmas and New Year.

Julie Wursten Coordinators

NETBALL CLUB

Liaison Director: Baden Kirgan

Welcome back to all our returning members, and a huge welcome to our new players for season 2023.

Thank you to our new Committee for volunteering your time for 2023.

President

Julie Howard

Vice President

Pat Pride

Secretary

Kellie Mcfarlane

Treasurer

Dave Howard

Assistant Treasurer

Andrew Pride

Registrar

Kerrie Pride

Umpire’s Convenor

Mikayla Kent

Assistant Umpire’s Convenor

Bronte Kent

Coaching Co-ordinator

Ella Martin

Publicity Officer

Kristy Montgomery

Uniform & Equipment Officer

Jo Howard

Minute Secretary

Ann McLauchlain

AM Convenor

Michelle brown

PM ConvenorVacant

Here are some dates for your diary:

• Sign on & Uniform Try on – Sunday, 29 January 2023 (2pm – 4pm) and Monday, 6 February 2023 (6.30m8.30pm) at the Revesby Workers’ Club

• Registrations online – Sunday, 1 January 2023

• Grading Day – Saturday, 18 February 2023

• Meet your team Afternoon – TBA

• Coaches/ Managers Meeting – TBA

• Round 1 – Saturday, 25 March 2023 & BCNA March Past

• Round 2 – Saturday, 1 April 2023

• Anzac March (YMCA to Club) –Tuesday, 25 April 2023

• Chocolate Fundraiser – Round 4

• Bake Sale Fundraiser Round 5 –Saturday, 13 May 2023

• Bucket Day Round 9 – Saturday, 17 June 2023

• Beanie For Brain Cancer Round –Saturday, 24 June 2023

• Photo Night – Monday, 1 May 2023

• Bingo Night – Saturday, 29 July 2023

Goal Ring 2023.

Kristy Montgomery Publicity Officer

SNOOKER CLUB

Liaison Director: David Raper

Results for the Monday evening competition are as follows:

3 October 2022

Winners: Geoff Franke and Peter Walker

Runners up: Jack Garland and Anthony Clark

10 October 2022

Winners: Hamish Woudsma and Roni Naiem

Runners up: Paul Katsioulis and Peter Baines

17 October 2022

Winners: Anthony Burns and Roni Naiem Runners up: Fred Refai and Paul Katsioulis

24 October 2022

Winners: Inir Boskovski and David Tjong

Runners up: Anthony Burns and Michael Chachaty

31 October 2022

Winners: Robert Cacorovski and Paul Katsioulis

Runners up: Vance King and Arnie Larden

7 November 2022

Winners: Inir Boskovski and Kelvyn

Marshall

Runners up: Jim Thompson and Warren Horsnell

14 November 2022

Winners: Alan McCarthy and Lynne Davis

Runners up: Robert Cacorovski and Arnie Larden

21 November 2022

Winners: Dewan Chand and Michael Chachaty

Runners up: George Liu and Peter Cave

28 November 2022

Winners: Ivan Liu and Arnie Larden

Runners up: Michael Smith and Stuart Bailey

22 August 2022

Winners: Robert Cacorovski and Warren Horsnell

Runners up: Brian Mills and Lynne Davis. Lisa Brown Secretary .....................................................................................

TOASTMASTERS

Liaison Director: Linda Downey

We held our annual contest in November 2022. The winners were:

Junior International Speech Contest

1. Kyus Than

2. Joshua Heng

3. Manuga Bandara

Junior Evaluation Contest

1. Joshua Heng

2. Jason Li

3. Manuga Babdara

Junior Table Topics

1. Manuga Bandara

2. Joshua Heng

3. Kyus Than

Senior Table Topics

1. Angelina Pan

2. Charlize Than

3. Jenny Zhao

Senior International Speech Contest

1. Jenny Zhao

2. Kyle Anthony

3. Jeremy Heng

Senior Evaluation Contest

1. Jenny Zhao

2. Raechel Anthony

3. Annabel Heng

The winner of the senior International speech contest Jenny Zhao will compete in the World Championship in Dubai on 7 January 2023. We all wish Jenny the best of luck representing Australia.

The Gavel Club meets at 10.00am on the 3rd Sunday of every month at Revesby Workers’ Club.

We develop communication and Leadership skills in children to build

greater self-confidence. For more information please contact Deb Murphy 0408 437 624 or email revesbygavelclub@gmail.com

Debra Murphy Counsellor Revesby Gavel Club

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GENERAL

information

Revesby Workers’

Address 2B Brett Street, Revesby, NSW 2212

Mail PO BOX 300, Milperra, NSW 2214

Phone 9772 2100

Email mail@rwc.org.au

Website rwc.org.au

Facebook @RevesbyWorkersClub

Instagram @revesbywc

Twitter @clubrevesby

Trading Hours

REVESBY WORKERS’ CLUB

Reception 9772 2100

Box Office 9772 2100

Every Day 9am – 6am

ELEMENT

Fri-Sat 5pm – 10.30pm

Sun 11.30am – 3pm

FIRESTONE / AUNTY EIGHT’S

Sun-Thu 11.30am – 9pm

Fri-Sat 11.30am – 9.30pm

CAFE 240

Sun-Thur 9am – 10pm

Fri-Sat 9am – 12am

PRESIDENTS LOUNGE BAR

Sat 7.30pm – 1am

BAR 240

Daily 9am – 5.30am

ROGUES SPORTS BAR

Mon-Sun 9am – Late

ROGUES SPORTS BAR (STAFF HOURS)*

Staffed from midday

*Hours subject to change

MISS IGGY’S

Mon-Wed 3pm – 4am

Thu-Sun 12pm – 4am

HEALTH MATES

Phone 8707 6930

Mon-Thu 5am – 10pm

Fri 5am – 9pm

Sat & Sun 7am – 7pm

THE TREE HOUSE

Phone 9771 6883

Mon-Fri 7am – 6.30pm

HAIR NECESSITIES

Phone 9723 2287

Mon-Fri 9am – 5pm

Sat 9am – 2pm

HELLOWORLD

Phone 9772 2066

Mon-Fri 9am – 5.30pm

Sat 9am – 1pm

REVESBY WORKERS’ SPORTS CLUB

1 Spence Street, Revesby NSW 2212

Phone 9773 6752

Wed-Thu 11am – 9pm

Fri-Sat 11am – 10pm

Sun 12pm – 5pm

MOONEY MOONEY CLUB

5 Kowan Road, Mooney Mooney NSW 2083

Reception 9985 9244

Sun-Mon 11am – 9pm

Tue-Thur 11am – 10pm

Fri-Sat 11am – 11pm

COASTAL DINING

Phone 9985 9199

Sun-Mon 11.30am – 8pm

Tue-Thur 11.30am – 8.30pm

Fri-Sat 11.30am – 9pm

The 15km Radius

If you are not a current member and live within a 15km radius, you will need to become a member or be signed in by a member to gain entry to the Club. For a complete listing of suburbs that fall within the 15km radius, please visit our website.

Your safety, comfort & enjoyment is important to us

Persons under 18yrs of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times whilst on Club premises – including for shows.

Dress Regulations

Patrons must be presentably attired at all times. Whilst on the Club premises the following items of clothing are not permitted in the club:

• Revealing

• Dirty, unkempt, soiled;

• Offensive or gang related

AS DRESS IS SUBJECTIVE MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ENTRY TO ANY PERSON WHO IN ITS OPINION IS NOT SUITABLY ATTIRED.

Your Conduct

Patrons’ conduct must be orderly and not offensive.

Patrons who are drunk, disorderly, violent or suspected of taking illicit substances will be refused entry or asked to leave the premises immediately. $550 on–the–spot fines can apply. Club management reserves the right to refuse entry to anyone if, in their opinion, their standard of dress or behaviour is considered unsuitable for Revesby Workers’ Club.

Getting Here & Around

Security escorts are available for your convenience 24/7. Please speak to a Duty Manager to arrange.

PARKING

More than 700 spaces are available in the multi–level Tarro Avenue Carpark.

TRAIN

The Club is situated directly opposite Revesby Train Station on the Airport & East Hills Line.