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ClubsACT aims to promote the strong community role of Canberra’s sporting, cultural and social clubs
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The judges have tasted and the results are in! 🍽️Our Cook for a Cause finalists brought their very best to Finalist Judg...
16/10/2026

The judges have tasted and the results are in! 🍽️

Our Cook for a Cause finalists brought their very best to Finalist Judging Day, plating up the dishes that had Canberra talking:

🥩 Harmonie German Club: Braised Beef Cheek with Creamy Polenta
🍝 The Eastlake Group: Tagliatelle with Prawns and Truffle
🍛 The Tradies: Curry for a Cause
🐎 Thoroughbred Park: The Seabiscuit

A huge thank you to our judges, Chris Hanson (Author, Chefs Eat Canberra, Cathie O’Neill (Deputy Chair, Canberra Hospitals Foundation and Glen Rowe (Executive Teacher, CCCares Canberra College, for taking on the toughest (and tastiest) job of the day.

From 3 August to 9 October, every signature dish sold at participating clubs gave $2 to the Canberra Hospitals Foundation.

Thank you to every club, chef and diner who ordered for a cause. Stay tuned, our Best Dish winner will be announced following the 2026 Clubs & Community Awards ! 🏆

For 50 years, ClubsACT has worked alongside member clubs to strengthen, represent and advocate for Canberra's club indus...
15/10/2026

For 50 years, ClubsACT has worked alongside member clubs to strengthen, represent and advocate for Canberra's club industry.

From the formation of the Licensed Clubs Association of the ACT in 1976 through to becoming ClubsACT, industry reform, COVID-19 and the celebration of our 50th anniversary, every milestone reflects the resilience and evolution of community clubs
across the ACT.

Swipe through to explore some of the defining moments in the ACT club industry's journey.

From a conversation shared over beers to one of Canberra's most recognised community organisations, Vikings Group has gr...
14/10/2026

From a conversation shared over beers to one of Canberra's most recognised community organisations, Vikings Group has grown alongside the Tuggeranong Valley for more than four decades.

Today, with more than 40,000 members, 51 affiliated sports clubs and over $50 million reinvested into the community, Vikings continues to demonstrate the power of sport, connection and community.

12/10/2026

For someone living with dementia, a visit to their local club should still feel like home. At The Tradies, they're making sure it does. 💙

After learning that dementia is now the leading cause of death in Australia, Ricky Newham helped form the Canberra Dementia Alliance with the support of The Tradies. What she's learned is that being dementia-friendly doesn't always mean big changes. Often it's about listening, using simpler language and helping people feel welcome, safe and connected.

Well done to the Tradies team for starting the conversation and taking steps to support those in our community living with dementia! 👏

The story of Canberra's clubs is about much more than buildings or business. It is a story of communities coming togethe...
11/10/2026

The story of Canberra's clubs is about much more than buildings or business. It is a story of communities coming together, creating places where people belong, connect and support one another.

As explored in The Rooms That Built Canberra, clubs have long been local, member-based and not-for-profit institutions. They have provided spaces for sport, culture, meals, celebrations and community gatherings, while quietly supporting the everyday moments that help neighbourhoods grow and thrive.

The article also reflects on the challenges clubs have navigated over the decades, from regulation and industry reform to changing community needs. Yet through every change, one thing has remained constant: clubs continue to provide places where people gather, connect and feel part of something bigger.

Read the full feature in the latest edition of ClubsACTION.

https://clubsact.com.au/media-realeases/clubsaction-magazine-april-2026-edition/

09/10/2026

Some meals feed more than just you. 🍛

For the 2026 Cook for a Cause, The Tradies head chef Charlene created 'Curry for a Cause', a mild, approachable curry that made Australian seafood the hero. But it was more than a dish. $2 from every sale went to the Canberra Hospitals Foundation, to provide practical support to people in care and their families, and helps create spaces that make the hospital feel a little less like a hospital.

Thank you to everyone who ordered a bowl and helped make a difference, and congratulations to the team at The Tradies on being named a Cook for a Cause finalist! 👏

This is what our clubs do best: good food, local people, and a community that shows up for each other. 💛

Community clubs contribute far more than many people realise.Across the ACT, clubs support more than 505,000 memberships...
02/10/2026

Community clubs contribute far more than many people realise.

Across the ACT, clubs support more than 505,000 memberships, manage over $1.5 billion in community-owned assets, and contribute more than $35 million annually to local communities.

These figures highlight the important role clubs continue to play in supporting jobs, community infrastructure and Canberra's social fabric.

Canberra's clubs have always been about more than hospitality.As explored in The Rooms That Built Canberra, clubs have p...
01/10/2026

Canberra's clubs have always been about more than hospitality.

As explored in The Rooms That Built Canberra, clubs have provided affordable meals, community rooms, sporting support and welcoming places where generations of Canberrans have gathered to celebrate milestones, build friendships and strengthen their communities.

Long before many suburbs had commercial centres, clubs were already bringing people together and helping shape the social fabric of Canberra.

Read the full feature in the latest edition of ClubsACTION.


https://clubsact.com.au/media-realeases/clubsaction-magazine-april-2026-edition/

Behind 50 years of ClubsACT is a remarkable group of member clubs whose leadership has helped shape the organisation and...
29/09/2026

Behind 50 years of ClubsACT is a remarkable group of member clubs whose leadership has helped shape the organisation and the broader ACT club industry.

This Club Honor Roll recognises clubs that have been represented on the ClubsACT Board for five years or more. Their contribution has strengthened advocacy, collaboration and community across Canberra.

Thank you to every club that has helped build the legacy of ClubsACT.


https://clubsact.com.au/media-realeases/clubsaction-magazine-winter-2026-edition/

Behind every successful organisation are the people who dedicate their time, leadership and expertise to helping it grow...
25/09/2026

Behind every successful organisation are the people who dedicate their time, leadership and expertise to helping it grow.

As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, ClubsACT proudly recognises the inaugural Individual Inductees to the Honor Roll, celebrating those who have served on the ClubsACT Board for five years or more.

Their commitment has helped strengthen the organisation, support member clubs and contribute to the ongoing success of Canberra's club industry.

Congratulations to every inductee and thank you for your lasting contribution.

https://clubsact.com.au/media-realeases/clubsaction-magazine-april-2026-edition/

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