Albury RSL Sub-Branch

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Albury RSL Sub-Branch The Albury RSL first formed in 1916 by Boer War and WWI Veterans. It advocates for retired and serving defence personnel.

The League binds Australians to the promise of never forgetting the service and sacrifice of those who have served
before us.

Poppy sales have commenced throughout the City of Albury. Thank you to all the local businesses that have allowed us to ...
29/10/2026

Poppy sales have commenced throughout the City of Albury.

Thank you to all the local businesses that have allowed us to set up stands in front of, or even on, their premises.

We greatly appreciate the ADF's support for our local RSL Sub-Branch.

A big thank you also to Channel 7 Local News for their interest and support.

Please buy a poppy to help raise funds for our local Veteran community; all proceeds stay in the Albury area.

"As Remembrance Day approaches, the monuments across the City of Albury stand as a quiet promise. They honour every sold...
27/10/2026

"As Remembrance Day approaches, the monuments across the City of Albury stand as a quiet promise. They honour every soldier, sailor and airmen who gave their all—no matter their heritage or race. They fought under one flag as Australians, and we remember them simply by their names and their sacrifice. Join us as we uphold that promise once again.”

Suppose you happen to walk past a memorial that honours Australian soldiers wherever you are over the next few weeks. Please share a photo of it here.

Lest We Forget

Digital Newsletter Link: Tap to visit our website's newsletter page. Enjoy!   "History written from the heart”.❤️ Our ne...
23/10/2026

Digital Newsletter Link: Tap to visit our website's newsletter page. Enjoy!
"History written from the heart”.❤️ Our newsletter editor Doug Hunter doesn't use AI—just 89 years of knowledge and a passion for our veterans. Support local veteran history by reading the latest edition here:

Keep up to date with news, notices and updates from Albury RSL Sub Branch. Download the latest newsletter below to read it online or save a copy for later.

I want to thank everyone who joined the conversation over the last 24 hours. The level of interest from our Albury commu...
23/10/2026

I want to thank everyone who joined the conversation over the last 24 hours. The level of interest from our Albury community and beyond has been incredible. Whether you shared a concern or offered support, thank you for keeping the dialogue respectful. I must thank Mitch from for reaching out to help us support all involved.

As we move forward, our priority remains the safety and well-being of our veterans. It was heartening to see so many people acknowledge the importance of ANZAC House as a sanctuary for those who served.

Speaking of service, things haven't slowed down inside! Jan and her fundraising team are currently hard at work in the rear shed, pumping out poppy packs for our upcoming Remembrance Day appeal starting October 26th. It's this kind of dedication that keeps our Sub-Branch strong.

We’re looking forward to seeing you all out in the community next week.

Lest We Forget.

Today is the 4th Friday of the month. A group called OMMI, short for Old Men Mentoring Ideas, uses Anzac House Albury. T...
23/10/2026

Today is the 4th Friday of the month. A group called OMMI, short for Old Men Mentoring Ideas, uses Anzac House Albury. They have been meeting here for a few decades; when asked how long, they couldn't put a date on it. They pay a minimal fee that covers the cost of the biscuits, tea, and coffee we provide. If you have a group, purpose, or cause that needs a meeting space, we have a hall that seats around 50 people and a wonderful memorial garden at the rear.
We host the Australian Seniors on the 2nd Wednesday of the month, so bookings are essential. Please contact us via email [email protected] or phone during club operating hours for assistance.

Now online Albury RSL Sub-Branch Newsletter editor, 89-year-old Lieutenant Colonel (retired) Doug Hunter, has received a...
21/10/2026

Now online
Albury RSL Sub-Branch Newsletter editor, 89-year-old Lieutenant Colonel (retired) Doug Hunter, has received an OAM for his military history writing. His storys in the newsletter are fascinating and completed with no AI. I'm sure he will be chuffed we have now gone digital.
Click on the below link and enjoy.
Thank you to all those companies who have sponsored this 70th Anniversary edition.
If you'd like a had copy drop into Anzac House Albury

https://alburyrsl.org.au/albury-rsl-newsletter/

To the people who have decided to start rough sleeping out in front of the Albury RSL. If you need help and support, ple...
21/10/2026

To the people who have decided to start rough sleeping out in front of the Albury RSL. If you need help and support, please ask; there is plenty on offer. I don't think you are a veteran, as I would expect you to have more respect for RSL members. I will not stand for our 80-year-old veterans washing down your urine that you've been leaving at the front door. The next photo will show your face and your contempt for Albury's aging veteran community. Cantankerously. The Albury RSL president.

Things are happening at ANZAC House Albury. They moved the door to the rear hall and installed a solar battery. The bigg...
20/10/2026

Things are happening at ANZAC House Albury. They moved the door to the rear hall and installed a solar battery. The biggest move was moving Jan and her fundraising team to the rear shed. Jan is loving the space and is pumping out the poppy packs for the upcoming poppy drive for Remembrance Day. All packs are ready for the soldiers who will be selling them from the 26th of October.

The Come and try Pickel Ball was a terrific afternoon. Thirty-five members, partners and family met at Sneaky Cat Pickle...
19/10/2026

The Come and try Pickel Ball was a terrific afternoon.
Thirty-five members, partners and family met at Sneaky Cat Pickleball Complex, Albury, for two hours of pickleball, sandwiches and chat on Sunday afternoon 18 October. The activity was organised by Howlong Sub-Branch under the auspices of RSL Sport and Recreation Program. At the invitation of Howlong to join them, players and observers came from Albury, The Rock, Henty, Wagga Wagga.

Only two players confessed to being familiar with the rules of the game. Others who were familiar with tennis found the behaviour of the paddle, the ball, and the limitations of the court markings, challenging. The Complex manager gave a soldiers’ quick five minutes then left the players to it. It was a steep learning curve but gradually the ball began to flow back and forth across the net. Rod Cooper, president Far South Western District Council, and Keaton Johnson, Community Relations Partner were at the event, and both showed some promise on the court. As did our own Glenda, Gary and Barbara.

Many thanks to Howlong sub-branch, especially secretary, Julie Considine

for organising this enjoyable event.

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Albury, NSW
2640

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