Berwick RSL

Berwick RSL Berwick RSL is a medium sized sub branch in the fast growing Casey Council corridor of South East Melbourne, with a membership of approximately 250 people.

Our focus at the Berwick RSL Sub branch is primarily upon Welfare Support and Services for our veterans. The sub branch building is located at 17 Langmore Lane Berwick and consists of a hall, a kitchen and a Members Lounge. We conduct appeals, namely the ANZAC Appeal and Poppy Appeal primarily around Berwick, Narre Warren, Beaconsfield surrounding towns. Our Welfare Committee and General Committee

work diligently to ensure that funds raised are spent for the benefit of Veterans and their families. We also provide the Langmore day Club with use of our facilities free of charge for 6 hours every Wednesday. We do not have gaming machines or a regular restaurant. The Members Lounge is open Monday to Saturday from about 4:30 pm until 7:30 pm depending upon patronage. We are staffed entirely by volunteers. At present there is a dinner held on the first Friday of each month, sponsored by the hard working Women’s Auxiliary. Bookings need to be made in person at the RSL 2 weeks before each dinner. At 6 am on April 25 each year, we hold a Dawn Service at the City of Casey Offices Memorial, followed by a Gunfire breakfast sponsored by the Rotary Club of Narre Warren. Our main ANZAC Commemoration Service commences at 11 am in the Memorial Area, High St Berwick. We also hold a service in the Memorial Area, High St Berwick on November 11 each year to Commemorate Remembrance Day. Prospective members are most welcome to contact us through email, telephone or by just dropping in to enjoy the welcoming atmosphere.

Brave men! LEST WE FORGET
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Brave men! LEST WE FORGET

On 18 August 1966, D Company, 6RAR — 108 men, many of them National...

Thanks for organising it guys.
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Thanks for organising it guys.

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Still Jamming along!

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RIP The “Balibo Five"were five Australia-based television journalists killed in Balibo, East Timor, on 16 October 1975, while covering the Indonesian military's covert incursions ahead of the full invasion of East Timor.

The five were:
- Greg Shackleton (Channel 7)
- Gary Cunningham (Channel 7)
- Tony Stewart (Channel 7)
- Malcolm Rennie (Channel 9)
- Brian Peters (Channel 9)

They were killed by Indonesian special forces troops, who claimed the deaths were accidental crossfire during the assault on the town — a claim widely disputed. Investigations over the following decades, including an Australian coronial inquest in 2007, concluded the journalists were deliberately killed to prevent them from reporting on Indonesia's invasion. The case remained a point of diplomatic tension between Australia and Indonesia for years, and no one has ever been prosecuted for the killings. Five

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Great afternoon at the Berwick RSL

Guitars for Vets are playing at the Berwick RSL
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Guitars for Vets are playing at the Berwick RSL

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Address

17 Langmore Lane
Berwick, VIC
3806

Opening Hours

Thursday 4pm - 7pm
Friday 4pm - 7pm
Saturday 4pm - 7pm

Telephone

0409324180

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