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Nhill RSL Sub Branch Nhill RSL Sub Branch was founded 1st June 1919 and is one of the oldest clubs in Victoria.

Everybody who is a member of the Nhill and district community is invited to become a member.

RNZAF veteran  Paul, Secretary Rhys and Welfare Officer Lems visited the Greek War Museum today and learnt a lot about w...
14/05/2026

RNZAF veteran Paul, Secretary Rhys and Welfare Officer Lems visited the Greek War Museum today and learnt a lot about wars and battles throughout the decades. The Greek resistance movement under N**i occupation was very moving and seeing how many people tried their hardest to stop the advance of the N**is throughout Europe. Australia and New Zealand along with Indian troops finally liberated the Greek people in 1944. Lest We Forget

Secretary Rhys and Welfare Officer Lems are currently in Türkiye visiting on holidays and were able to see the Dardanell...
07/05/2026

Secretary Rhys and Welfare Officer Lems are currently in Türkiye visiting on holidays and were able to see the Dardanelles from one of their tours. Also this time of year poppies are everywhere reminding all us Australians and New Zealanders the importance of respecting and remembering those we have lost. LEST WE FORGET

Wreaths laid at the Cenotaph for ANZAC Day. Lest We Forget.
26/04/2026

Wreaths laid at the Cenotaph for ANZAC Day. Lest We Forget.

The poppies are on display in Nhill for ANZAC Day. This year we have added 3 poppy mats to the Cenotaph. Lest We Forget.
20/04/2026

The poppies are on display in Nhill for ANZAC Day. This year we have added 3 poppy mats to the Cenotaph. Lest We Forget.

More volunteers for our 2026 ANZAC appeal - thank you for helping and volunteering your time
18/04/2026

More volunteers for our 2026 ANZAC appeal - thank you for helping and volunteering your time

ANZAC Appeal 2026
18/04/2026

ANZAC Appeal 2026

Come on down and support the 2026 ANZAC Appeal
18/04/2026

Come on down and support the 2026 ANZAC Appeal

ANZAC Day 2026 Please note that due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, our scheduled guest speaker, Brigadier Dean Limmer ...
26/03/2026

ANZAC Day 2026



Please note that due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, our scheduled guest speaker, Brigadier Dean Limmer CSM, is unable to attend this years’ service. He has kindly committed to being our guest speaker for ANZAC Day 2027.



We are pleased to confirm that we will have two local guest speakers this year:



Merv Schneider will speak at the Dawn Service, reflecting on his time in the RAAF.

Henry Berry will present at the 11:00am service, sharing stories of nurses and their experiences during the Vietnam War.



We thank our local speakers for their contribution in helping us commemorate this important day.





Dawn Service – ANZAC Day 2026



Meet at the Tribute to the Fallen in Goldsworthy Park at 6:15am for the Dawn Service.



Our guest speaker, Merv Schneider, will share his experiences serving in the RAAF during World War II.



Following the service, a BBQ breakfast will be hosted by the Nhill Rotary Club Inc.



11:00 am Commemorative Service – ANZAC Day 2026



1015am- Meet at the Nhill Information Centre, Victoria Street, Nhill for the yearly march and wreath-laying ceremony at the tribute to the fallen.



The service will then proceed to the Nhill Memorial Centre for the 11:00 am Commemorative Service.



Our guest speaker, Henry Berry, will share recollections of nurses’ experiences during the Vietnam War.



ANZAC Day 2026 – Contact Information Update



Please note that Secretary Rhys Webb will be overseas during the ANZAC Day period.



For any enquiries or requests for information, please contact Assistant Secretary Bronson Manuel via phone on 0459 538 820 or email: [email protected]

16/02/2026

“Chin up, girls, I’m proud of you, and I love you all.” These were the final words of Matron Irene Drummond on 16 February 1942, moments before 22 Australian nurses were marched into the sea and Japanese soldiers opened fire on them.

This atrocity, known as the Bangka Island Massacre, followed the bombing of the SS Vyner Brooke. There were 65 nurses on board fleeing the Fall of Singapore, treating wounded servicemen and civilians when it was bombed.

Many drowned at sea under aerial fire; the survivors who washed ashore were forced to surrender. Despite the horror, one nurse, Vivian Bullwinkel, miraculously survived to tell their story.

Their bravery is currently being honoured in the stage production 21 Hearts: Vivian Bullwinkel and the Nurses of the Vyner Brooke. After seeing it in Canberra last year, we highly recommend catching it on its national tour. More information can be found here: https://www.rslaustralia.org/latest-news/21-hearts-vivian-bullwinkel-and-the-nurses-of-the-vyner-brooke

Today, we honour the women who served others until the very end. Lest we forget.

15/02/2026

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