Nabiac RSL Sub-Branch

27/05/2026

How's the mug singing the national anthem, I could do a better job, eh !!

24/05/2026

Great day out with our ten pin team. Played hard but unfortunately had to hand over the challenge cup to Taree SB. Well done fellows and a big thanks to Wingham SB for hosting the outing.

25/04/2026

Anzac day at Nabiac today. Very good role up of our veterans, their families and friends.

22/04/2026

Nabiac RSL Sub-Branch will hold its Anzac day service at the cenotaph in Nabiac Park again this year. The march will form up at the Nabiac school at 10.45am, with the main service beginning at 11am. We look forward to seeing the public help us commemorate this most important day.
Nabiac public school will host the dawn service, beginning at 6am.

20/03/2026

I'm in....

French vanilla cruffin 💜 Housemade

13/03/2026

Doing the Mexican tour. At my third RSL. I must say the staff at the Morwell RSL have been great. Very friendly and pleased to have personal from out of town.

20/02/2026

These girls are still, priceless.

This year we recognise the extraordinary service of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps, whose heritage stretches back to 1898.

Since their first deployment to the Boer War, Australian Army nurses have embodied compassion and dedication. Their story is one of remarkable courage under fire and selfless service to those in need.

During World War I, over 2,800 nurses served, with 25 losing their lives. Four nurses were awarded the Military Medal for bravery when rescuing patients from a burning hospital under German fire in 1917. In World War II, more than 3,500 served, with 71 losing their lives and 38 becoming prisoners of war.

In January 1951, the Minister for the Army, Mr Josiah Francis, announced the establishment of a peacetime Women’s Services organisation within the Australian Regular Army that would be known as the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC) and merge the AANS and AAMWS.
The change removed the administrative control of nursing from the Royal Australian Medical Corps. As an independent corps, the RAANC adopted the Latin motto Pro Humanitate, meaning ‘For humankind’.

The Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps has since served in conflicts and peacekeeping operations worldwide, from Korea, Vietnam and East Timor to Rwanda, Afghanistan and Iraq.

We honour and recognise those who gave their lives in service, who tended to the wounded in the most challenging conditions, and all members of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps, past and present.

Lest We Forget.🌺

📆At the Star Ceremony on Saturday 27 June, RSL NSW will pay tribute to 75 years since the establishment of the RAANC and the contribution of nurses with the Australian Defence Force.
👉More information here: https://rslnsw.org.au/events/formation-of-the-royal-australian-army-nursing-corps/

20/02/2026

This is Ned, qualifying as a certified guide dog!

15/02/2026

As representive of NabiacRSL sub branch, I was honoured to lay a wreath at the local national service plaque in Forster on Saturday. Along with our patron Mrs Tanya Thompson and local veterans. Numbers are thining.
We would really like to see more of our younger veterans join us.
They too will grow old some day and know how important a day it is.

15/02/2026

What a great day out at Forster Keys today. Members enjoyed our February outing by the water, even the rain held off. Congratulations to our ladies Finska challenge team who one a very close game against the boys. We were joined by members of Forster RSL sub-Branch and shared some great stories and comeradery.