Delegate RSL sub-Branch

31/05/2026

12/05/2026

Lest we forget

RSL NSW extends its deepest condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Special Air Service Regiment soldier Warrant Officer Class Two Lachlan Muddle, who tragically lost his life during a parachuting training incident at Jervis Bay Airfield, on the state’s south coast.

Our thoughts are also with the other soldier injured in the incident, and with the broader Defence community at this difficult time.

Training accidents are a stark reminder of the risks our servicemen and women continue to face in service to the nation, both here at home and abroad.

We ask that the privacy of those affected be respected.

We honour the service and sacrifice of all Australian Defence Force personnel who continue to put themselves in harm’s way in service of our country.

Lest we forget 🌺

If anyone in the veteran community needs support, please reach out to Open Arms - Veterans & Families Counselling on 1800 011 046 or Lifeline crisis support on 13 11 14.

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26/04/2026

ANZAC Day 2026 in Delegate, done! Another wonderful local commemoration. Big thanks to Past President Phil Pope, sub-Branch Treasurer Bec Kading, guest speaker and ADF representative, Rear-Admiral Nigel Smith, RAN and his wife Kate and the many other locals who made the day not only possible but a success.

Lest We Forget

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23/04/2026

The Delegate RSL sub-Branch has, as usual, put out Australian National Flags on Veterans' graves in Delegate & Corrowong cemeteries.

Of course, it takes human effort to make this happen, and this year that effort, on top of all her other duties, was performed by the sub-Branch Treasurer, Bec Kading. She was assisted by good friend of the sub-Branch, Tommy Kading. BZ you two!

Bec Kading
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Delegate Country Club
Honour Our Fallen

23/04/2026

All welcome at Delegate's services, 0600 Dawn (at the Cenotaph), 1040 March from the Cenotaph, 1100 Main Service at Memorial Park Gates.

Lest we forget

Find your local Anzac Day service: www.anzacspirit.com.au

This Anzac Day, Saturday 25 April, join Australia in honouring the courage, sacrifice and mateship of all who have served.

Every person who takes part in Anzac Day helps to carry the Anzac legacy forward.

20/04/2026

ANZAC Day Lunch – Delegate

Lunch will be held at the Delegate Country Club from 12:30pm following the main service.

Free for serving and ex-service members and children under 12, with all others $30.

Please DM or contact Bec to RSVP so we can confirm catering numbers.

Two-up from 2:00pm and courtesy bus available.

All welcome!

14/04/2026

Two-up is one of Australia’s favourite ANZAC Day traditions. A traditional gambling game that was often played by Australian diggers during World War I, the origins of two-up are a mystery. Early versions of the game can be traced as far back as the convict years and are believed to have evolved from the 18th century English and Irish game, ‘cross and pile’.

Learn all the basics of two-up – its history, rules, and where to play the iconic game on ANZAC Day https://rslqld.social/two-up

📸 Australian War Memorial | Australian service members playing a game of two-up in Ypres in 1917.

10/04/2026

Delegate will be conducting its usual ANZAC Day services on Saturday, 25 April 2026.

The Dawn Service will be held at the Delegate Cenotaph at 0600. This will be followed by a Gunfire Breakfast in the RSL Hall in Bombala Street.

There will be the usual march, from the Cenotaph to the Memorial Park Gates. Marchers should gather at 1040, step off at 1045. The Main Service will then commence at 1100 at the Memorial Gates.

After the Service there will be an ANZAC Day lunch at the Delegate Country Club, from noon. Veterans free.

All very welcome!