So a new year has rolled around and in it’s honour we decided to forgo a formal meeting this month and just meet for drinks last Monday evening, and a fine convivial time was had by all.  But in the background the tireless committee have been toiling away regardless, and so there’s still news to pass on.  This Sunday 18 January we’ll have a ride to Flamin’ Galah brewery in Huskisson with lunch from the food truck there. We’ll be going via Nerriga and then back via Kangaroo Va

Present:  Michael Callaghan, Paul Rudenrys, Rob McKellar, Mick Dubokovich, Colin Bradley, Andrew Buckley, Nick Southall, Colin Faulkner, Paul Riley, Joe Fishburn, Robin Genero, Anthony Holland, Lance Robertson, Simon Woffenden, Robert Milner, Chris Tidyman, Chris Balvern, Graeme Dodge, Kevin Tubb, Steven Gee, Ian Hamilton, Rod broadhead, Tony Moses, John Ogden & Mike Hannan.  Visitors: Larry Wilson. Apologies:  Rob Hanna, Richard Robertson Colin Sims, Mal Campbell Esc, Greg N

Thanks everyone who backed up to the meeting on Monday after Sunday’s lunch. Pretty quick meeting but covered a number of points: 1) Liability insurance has been sorted, insured with Marsh insurance to the tune of $20million paid $1053-82 on 13/11/25. Copy of certificate of currency and invoice available if you ever need to see it 2) We have paid the barrister, Talitha Fishburn very generously charged us only $1100 despite a considerable amount of effort put in, she spent hou

Present:  Michael Callaghan, Rob Hanna, Paul Rudenrys, Richard Robertson, Rob McKellar, Mick Dubokovich, Phil Laxton, Andrew Buckley, John Pisani, John Diaz, Colin Faulkner, Jenny Falkner, Paul Riley, Robyn Genero, Mark Clark, Anthony Holland, Lance Robertson, Roger Martin, Mick Lendrum, Chris Tidyman, Colin Sims, Chris Balvern, Graeme Dodge, Kevin Tubb, Kevin Roberts, Rod broadhead, Tony Moses, John Ogden, Jeff Andrews, Dave Henderson, Greg Nelson, Mick Simpson, Andrew Huyki

Thanks everyone who attended last night’s meeting, hopefully we have a permanent resolution to the whole liability and insurance issue. We engaged Talitha Fishburn, a Sydney barrister and Joe’s sister, to advise us on the issue.   In a nutshell there is no liability on ordinary members should the club be sued and generally no liability on committee members either so long as they act prudently and in good faith. However there is a remote possibility that choosing not to get in

Present:  Michael Callaghan, Paul Rudenrys, Richard Robertson, Rob McKellar, Mick Dubokovich, Steve Gee, Phil Laxton, Martin Elferink, Andrew Buckley, Colin Bradley, John Diaz, Andrew Huges, Ian Hamilton, Pat Rowley, Paul Riley, Nick Southall, Robert Milner, John Harris, Lance Robertson, Paul Bruce, Mick Simpson, Chris Maloney, Colin Sims, Joe Fishburn, Chris Balvern, Graeme Dodge, Kevin Tubb, Kevin Roberts, Rod broadhead, Stephen Crooks, John Ogden, Dennis Buys, Dave Henders

Present:  Michael Callaghan, Richard Robertson, Rob McKellar, Cliff Elsegood, Mal Campbell Esc, Colin Bradley, Ian Hamilton, Paul Hurley,...

Thanks to everyone who attended Monday’s meeting, with a special thanks to my safety conscious colleagues who were sporting the much...

Present:  Michael Callaghan, Paul Rudenrys, Rob Hanna, Richard Robertson, Rob McKellar, Mal Campbell Esc, Chris Cooney, Paul Riley, John...

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Present: Rob Hanna, Richard Robertson, Rob McKellar, Chris Tidyman, Colin Sims, Joe Fishburn, Chris Balvern, Kevin Tubb, Rod broadhead,...

Present:  Michael Callaghan, Paul Roodenrys, Richard Robertson, Rob McKellar, Chris Tidyman, Colin Simms, Joe Fishburn, Chris Balvern,...

Thanks to everyone who attended the meeting on a cold Monday night.   Our first aid course is booked for Sunday 15th June starting at...

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Present: Rob Hanna, Paul Roodenrys, John Ogden, Chris Tidyman, Colin Simms, Robin Genero, Joe Fishburn, Chris balvern, Tony Holland,...