Freemasons Victoria Monash Gully District 114

03/07/2026

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Engaging our local community with the oldest and largest existing fraternal organisation in the world. Freemasons Monash Gully is 1 of 10 districts statewide and one of 6 in Metro Victoria.

17/06/2026

Engaging our local community with the oldest and largest existing fraternal organisation in the world. Freemasons Monash Gully is 1 of 10 districts statewide and one of 6 in Metro Victoria.

26/05/2026

Modern life has quietly retired the thresholds that once marked a man's growth. Somewhere along the way we stopped staging the moments that say: you are now expected to be a different kind of man.

Freemasonry still does. A deliberate, considered passage — a structured way to become more thoughtful, more disciplined, and more useful to the people around you. The work is yours to do; the framework has been crafted over centuries to help you do it.

If something in you has been asking a larger question, it may be time to ask it out loud.

26/05/2026

Monash Gully District Freemasons step up for sick kids at Jells Park

On Sunday 1 March, Monash Gully District Freemasons answered a short-notice call to act as Parking Marshalls at the 2026 Walk for Monash Children's Hospital at Jells Park, Wheelers Hill.

It was the right day to step up. The 14th annual Walk drew a record turnout — over 2,000 walkers across the 1km, 5km and 10km courses — and the parking situation reflected it. Our Parking Marshalls kept the car park flowing and filled to capacity, helping families, fundraisers, sponsors and volunteers get on-site quickly and safely so the walking could get underway.

The result? A record fundraising year. The Walk had originally set a $200,000 target, then a stretch goal of $250,000. By the close of the campaign it had raised over $300,000 — proceeds going to the Paediatric Rheumatology team at Monash Children's Hospital to fund an Australian-first dedicated musculoskeletal point-of-care ultrasound machine. The new equipment will allow real-time assessment of children's tendons, muscles and joints, enabling earlier diagnosis and more precise treatment for kids living with complex inflammatory and musculoskeletal conditions. Since 2012, the Walk has raised more than $2.4 million for Monash Children's Hospital.

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