The footage from the floods that ripped through extensive parts of NSW, especially the NSW Northers Rivers region, has been heartbreaking and devastating to watch. With record rainfalls and vast flash flooding, communities in these areas have in many ways been impacted. It will take years and millions of dollars for the families and businesses in these areas to recover.

Disaster Relief Australia was launched in 2016 and provided relief when disasters occur in Australia. They launched Operation Kelliher, a meaningful, long, sustained flood recovery operation that will directly impact the recovery efforts. They are deploying a veteran-led volunteer workforce to assist in regions throughout NSW.

The NSW government recently announced the easing of a number of COVID restrictions.

From Friday 18 February 2022 the following changes take effect:

• QR check-in at clubs will NO longer be required
• NO Density limits
• Singing and Dancing will be permitted

From Friday 25 February, masks are no longer required in clubs. The NSW Government is continuing to encourage masks in indoor settings where social distancing cannot be maintained.

23rd December 2021

NSW PREMIER ANNOUNCES MASK MANDATE

Our NSW Premier, Dominic Perrottet, today announced that masks will be mandatory for all indoor settings from midnight 23^rd December 2021.

This will apply to ALL staff, contractors and patrons that attend Ingleburn RSL Club, Ingleburn Bowling Club and Tabatinga Ingleburn as part of club entry conditions.

Masks are available at reception if required.

Density limits in hospitality venues will revert to 1 patron per 2 square metres in indoor areas, beginning on 27 December 2021. Both of these restrictions will last until 27 January 2022.

Regards,

Ingleburn RSL Club Management

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To our Members, Guests, Staff and Local Community,

The NSW Health Minister has registered a new Public Health Order which reflects the easing of restrictions coming into effect from 12.01am Wednesday, 15 December 2021. We at Ingleburn RSL and Ingleburn Bowling Club continue to follow the Public Health orders.

Please note these key changes: 

• Ingleburn RSL Club & Ingleburn Bowling Club will permit unvaccinated patrons onto club premises
• Face masks are not mandatory for patrons, contractors or staff indoors
• Removal of the 2 square metre rule
• We are no longer required to complete a Covid -19 Safety Plan

October 8th, 2021

On Monday the 11th October, we welcome you back to Ingleburn RSL Club

Dear Members and Guests,

We are busy preparing so that come Monday 11th October 2021 at 10am we can open our doors to all eligible Ingleburn RSL Club members, guests and visitors. This COVID-19 lockdown has been much longer and harder than anyone could have expected.

Ingleburn RSL Club will reopen to all members, guests and visitors, as per Government and NSW health authorities’ directives, and subject to the current Public Health Order. We will be open to patrons who have received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine or those who have a valid medical exemption. You will be required to prove you are fully vaccinated, and information on how you can satisfy this requirement is detailed below.

Dear Members,

I would like to start first by asking, how are you? We sincerely hope from all of us at Ingleburn RSL Club, you are well and staying safe.

It has been a long road that we have travelled to date through this current COVID lockdown, we are now in week eleven. We continue to remain positive and we are looking forward to the day we can reopen our doors to you.

Throughout the duration of our closure there has been a lot of work behind the scenes at Ingleburn RSL Club, Ingleburn Bowling Club and Tabatinga. With some fantastic digital/online initiatives already launched and underway and some behind the scene projects in place, we are excited to share with you some of the items we have been keeping busy with.