Gascoyne RSL Sub-Branch

Gascoyne RSL Sub-Branch The RSL has a proud tradition of serving current and former members of the Australian Defence Forces

The RSL was founded in 1916 to provide comradeship and support to Australia’s Veterans and their families. That core mission has never changed,but continues to evolve to meet the needs of each generation of servicemen and women. We have a branch network that covers Australia and any Veteran who needs help will get it - every serving ADF member and Veteran will be warmly welcomed at their local RSL

Sub-Branch or club. We advocate for the best possible conditions for our serving men and women,and for those who have served the nation in the past. We foster respect and thanks from the nation for all those who have made sacrifices in Australia’s name and we will provide a strong voice on issues of national unity and security.

Saturday 29th Aug saw a good portion of the RSL Committee, along with a number of members, hard at work during a busy be...
02/09/2026

Saturday 29th Aug saw a good portion of the RSL Committee, along with a number of members, hard at work during a busy bee at Quobba Station.

The team carried out some much-needed repairs and maintenance to the HMAS Sydney Cairn, which had been well in need of a little TLC since its installation back in 1981.

The Gascoyne RSL and the working party would like to sincerely thank the owners, management team and caretakers of Quobba Station for their incredible generosity and support. They kindly provided equipment, hardware and materials required to carry out the works, as well as accommodation for the working party.

This support was greatly appreciated and played a significant part in making the project possible.

Thank you to everyone involved in helping preserve this important memorial and piece of local history.

Saturday saw a good portion of the RSL Committee, along with several members, hard at work during a busy bee at Quobba S...
30/08/2026

Saturday saw a good portion of the RSL Committee, along with several members, hard at work during a busy bee at Quobba Station.

The team carried out some much-needed repairs and maintenance to the HMAS Sydney Cairn, which had been in need of a little TLC since its installation back in 1981.

It turned out to be hot, hard work, with the sun having a fair bit of bite — particularly on Sandy’s head. A hat might have been a wise investment!

A big shout-out to Bruno, Ben, Brian, Felix and Sandy for making the job less of a burden and a lot more enjoyable. Despite the hard work, a good time was had by all.

We’re still trying to work out how Ben managed to clear and clean the entire walkway from the bottom car park to the Cairn in the same time it took the rest of us to clear around the Cairn and carry out repairs. Although, to be fair, the Cairn rebuild was a fairly significant piece of work!

By the end of the clean-up, I had also discovered that herding and capturing feral cats is considerably less dangerous to the bare arms than pulling out scrub and bushes growing in and around the Cairn.

A great effort by everyone involved, helping preserve an important piece of local history. Well done, team!

The BBQ will fire up this Friday at around 1730 hrs (5.30 pm for those who still haven't mastered the 24-hour clock!), with snaggers available for a gold coin donation, everyone is welcome—whether you're a Carnarvon local or just passing through.
As always, our well-stocked bar will be open from 1600 hrs (4.00 pm), and for those who prefer something without the kick, we'll have soft drinks, tea, coffee, and maybe even a hot chocolate on offer.

Gascoyne RSL
📍 9 Stuart Street, Carnarvon
Opening Hours
Friday: 1600–1900 hrs (4.00 pm – 7.00 pm)
Saturday: 1400–1700 hrs (2.00 pm – 5.00 pm)
Bring your mates, bring your appetite, and come along for a relaxed evening of good food, good company, and the usual dose of friendly banter. We look forward to seeing you there!

28/08/2026

Work is done and the RSL is opening at 16.00hrs

This evening we'll be saying many happy returns to the Gascoyne RSL President.

RSL Operating Hours
• Friday: 1600–1900 hrs (4:00 pm – 7:00 pm)
Location
Gascoyne RSL
9 Stuart Street, Carnarvon

The working week is done and dusted and you may be happy to know your local RSL is opening  for you enjoyment between 16...
28/08/2026

The working week is done and dusted and you may be happy to know your local RSL is opening for you enjoyment between 16.00hrs and 19.00hrs

Unfortunately the Gascoyne RSL will not be opening this coming Saturday 29th Aug, as the RSL committee, a number of its members, and few friends of the RSL are having a busy bee at Quobba Station, where we will be carrying out some repairs to the HMAS Sydney Cairn.
This piece of work is in preparation for the 80th anniversary of the Sinking of the Sydney and Kormoran

Needless to say the RSL will be back on track for our first Friday of the month Sausage sizzle the Friday 5th Sept.

RSL Operating Hours
• Friday: 1600–1900 hrs (4:00 pm – 7:00 pm)

Location
Gascoyne RSL
9 Stuart Street, Carnarvon

Happy hump dayFor Sale:Dead Canary.Not going cheap.CLOSED  this Saturday 29th AUGRSL Operating Hours• Friday: 1600–1900 ...
26/08/2026

Happy hump day

For Sale:
Dead Canary.
Not going cheap.

CLOSED this Saturday 29th AUG

RSL Operating Hours
• Friday: 1600–1900 hrs (4:00 pm – 7:00 pm)
• Saturday: 1400–1700 hrs (2:00 pm – 5:00 pm)
Location
Gascoyne RSL
9 Stuart Street, Carnarvon

Happy Hump Day from the Gascoyne RSLA husband asks his wife, "Babe, what are we watching tonight: An adult movie or golf...
19/08/2026

Happy Hump Day from the Gascoyne RSL

A husband asks his wife, "Babe, what are we watching tonight: An adult movie or golf?"
She replies without hesitation, "Put on the adult movie. You already know how to play golf."

Invitation to all residents and visitors to Carnarvon Commemorative Service  - Vietnam Veterans Day 18th August at 15.00...
17/08/2026

Invitation to all residents and visitors to Carnarvon

Commemorative Service - Vietnam Veterans Day
18th August at 15.00hrs
Location: Town Cenotaph (Corner of Francis and Stuart Street Carnarvon).

Vietnam Veterans’ Day is observed in Australia each year on 18 August, with the date chosen to commemorate the Battle of Long Tan, fought on 18 August 1966.

It is a day to remember the almost 60,000 Australians who served in the Vietnam War, including those who served in the Australian Army, Royal Australian Navy and Royal Australian Air Force. It also remembers the more than 500 Australians who died during the conflict and the many thousands who returned home carrying physical and psychological wounds.

The Battle of Long Tan, involving 108 Australian and New Zealand troops against a much larger Viet Cong and North Vietnamese force, became one of the most significant battles in Australia's Vietnam War history.

More broadly, Vietnam Veterans’ Day is not simply about remembering a battle. It is an opportunity to acknowledge all who served — those who fought, those who supported them, those who returned, and those who never came home.

Lest we forget.
18 August — Vietnam Veterans’ Day.

TGIF! No, not the restaurant... just a statement. What a week!With all this rain, I can't help but find myself humming S...
07/08/2026

TGIF! No, not the restaurant... just a statement. What a week!

With all this rain, I can't help but find myself humming Singin' in the Rain. Let's hope the sunshine isn't too far away.

Regardless of how your week started—or how it's ending—I know one thing for certain: I'm grateful. One of the great things about the RSL is that there's always someone willing to lend a shoulder, listen to your story, or simply share a laugh. Mind you, sometimes the listener just needs to turn their hearing aids up a notch!

The bar will be open as usual if you'd like to enjoy a refreshing beverage, and because it's the first Friday of the month, we'll also have our famous Sausage Sizzle, with locally made sausages available for a gold coin donation per serve.

So, shake off the week, catch up with friends old and new, and ease into the weekend with good company, good food, and a cold drink.

As for me, it'll be time to peel off the gumboots, escape the rain, and warm up beside the BBQ. I can already smell the onions sizzling...

Oh and before I go’
I had a beer last night and on the can, it said "Best drunk in August, 2026."
I want to thank Carlton United Breweries for this prestigious award.

Gascoyne RSL
📍 9 Stuart Street, Carnarvon

Friday: 1600–1900 hrs (Bar)
🌭 Sausage Sizzle from approximately 1730 hrs

We'd love to see you there.

Address

13 Stuart St
Carnarvon, WA
6701

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