Port Macquarie RSL sub-Branch

09/10/2026

IMPORTANT
If you held a healthcare card issued by the DVA (Veteran Card) between 2004 and February 2024, you have had your personal information collected in connection with the use of their Veteran Card, and your information was disclosed by the DVA to the University of South Australia as part of the MATES Program.
Below is the link to join the class action against DVA for disclosing your private personal information.

Gordon Legal has commenced a class action in relation to the unauthorised use and disclosure of the sensitive personal information, as part of the MATES Program.

01/10/2026

True Blue Conversations Episode 165 with our very own Vietnam and Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross veteran Peter Rock.

In this episode of True Blue Conversations, I sit down with Peter R...

14/09/2026

Congratulations to our Port Macquarie RSL sub-Branch champion winning golf team from the Laurieton golf day. We won the Army team, the Navy team and the overall winners of the day.
Well done boys!

10/09/2026

Today we remember our Afghanistan and Iraq veterans on September 11. It was because of these attacks our brave service men and women were sent to war, to fight the growing scourge of Islamic terrorism.
Lest we forget

03/09/2026

Coming soon

Some wounds are never seen.But they are carried every day.Invisi...

03/09/2026

Celbrating Australian National flag day at Settlement City shopping centre with a beautifully create mural by Abby from centre management.

30/08/2026

The RSL Port Macquarie sub-Branch will be conducting a service on September the 11th to commemorate our Afghanistan and Iraq war veterans. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on September 11. The service will be held at the town square cenotaph at 11am, all are welcome.

13/08/2026

Very interesting story 'Identity of unknow soldier uncovered after 80 years'.

A soldier killed in WWII during the Kokoda Battle has finally been been identified, more than 80 years after his death, with his family saying that keeping his memory alive "meant the world."