Dee Why RSL Toastmasters Club

Timetable of meetings through to 29th June 2026.
Note - visitors and guests are welcome at all meeting.
12th Jan - meeting
9th Feb - meeting (International Speech and Evaluation contests)
23rd Feb - meeting
9th Mar - meeting
23rd Mar - meeting
30th Mar - meeting
13th April - meeting
27th April - meeting
11th May - meeting (club executive elections)
25th May - meeting
8th June - meeting (to be confirmed as is King's Birthday holiday)
22nd June - meeting
29th June - meeting (handover dinner for new executive)

Our first meeting in 2026 is on the 12th Jan. No meeting on Australia Day (26th Jan).

Congratulations to Courtney, Aisha, Gerard, Gayle and Jamie (absent) who were recognised at our Christmas party for completing one or more Pathways levels in the last six months

Club meetings for the remainder of 2025 are as listed below. All at the Dee Why RSL Club, 3rd level, starting at 7.15pm.
Visitors and guests are welcome at all meetings
14th July
28th July
11th Aug
25th Aug - Humorous Speech and Table Topics contest
8th Sept
22nd Sept
29th Sept
13th Oct
27th Oct
10th Nov
24th Nov
8th Dec - Christmas party

Meetings in June 2025 are on the 23rd and 30th.
There is no meeting on the 9th June due to the King's Birthday public holiday.

Thanks to Courtney and Graham who represented our club by assisting at the Dee Why RSL Anzac day dawn service.

On the 16th March 2025 Jamie, Aisha, Graham and Alty represented the club at the Northern beaches Intercultural Fair. Thanks to them many new contacts were made.
Photos shows Jamie and Aisha at our stall.

Congratulations to Chris Ramos, 2nd in the Hawkesbury District evaluation contest.

On the 1st Mar 2025 our club had success at the Area 8 competitions.
Chris Ramos won the Evaluation contest and Bob Mackay the Humorous Speech contest.

It was an honour for Adrian Oosthuizen to receive our Community Recognition Award yesterday from James Griffin, MP for Manly on behalf of the Parliament of NSW on the Club’s 60th Birthday.
Dee Why RSL Toastmasters Club received a mention in the NSW Parliament for its community contribution and “dedicating themselves to empowering others to build their communication skills, with a focus on developing and improving public speaking.”
The announcement was tabled in the Parliamentary Hansard.
Adrian told James Griffin that our DYRSL Toastmaster Club’s community strength is our ability to provide a secure space for people of all nationalities and ages to develop their speaking skills here in Australia and have fun.

On the 18 Nov 2024 the club celebrated its 60th birthday with a dinner at the Dee Why RSL club. Over 50 members, past members and guests enjoyed a wonderful evening.