Warwick RSL Competitors

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Situated just two kilometres from Brisbane city, Victoria Park was an inner city was a sanctuary combining golf, wedding, functions and bistro facilities in one stunning setting. On 31 May 2026, this iconic precinct officially closed following notice to vacate issued by the Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority (GIICA) and Brisbane City Council to facilitate construction of the new Brisbane 2032 Olympic Stadium. From 1 June 2026, the following facilities are permanently closed, with no public access to the precinct: - Driving Range - Golf Learning Centre - Pro Shop - Bistro and Bar - 18-Hole Putt Putt Course - Kids’ Playground - Function Rooms and Marquees

The Cairns RSL Club is committed to the growth of both individuals and Community-based groups as remembrance of the sacrifice and contribution of thousands of Australian men and women in the Defence Forces since Federation and has developed The Cairns RSL Club Community Benefit Fund from which eligible individuals or organisations may apply for funding. The fund provides the opportunity for worthy individuals and community based organisations to seek funding to undertake those aspirations and tasks which they wish to pursue but where additional funding is required to achieve their outcomes. Through this Fund, Cairns RSL Club Ltd is proud to donate for 2016, a total of $45,000 to eligible Individuals and Community organisations within the Cairns Regional Council area. The objective of the Cairns RSL Club Community Benefit Fund is to make a difference for successful individual and organisation applicants and grants may be provided for sporting, academic or artistic pursuits.