Club News - March 2016

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ISSUE 464, March 2016
www.twintowns.com.au
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JUNIORS
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Views of the golf course and waterways will be
a feature of Club Banora’s new al fresco deck.
Club Banora moves into 2016 in style
Twin Towns Board of Directors
believes the key to the Club’s
long-term success has been
its unwavering commitment to
maintaining its leading edge
through an ongoing schedule of
refurbishment,
redevelopment
and upgrades.
This year marks the beginning
of major improvements at Club
Banora. Over upcoming months,
members and patrons can expect
to see refurbishments underway, as
the walls surrounding the Tuscany
Room come down to make way for
increased dining space in the Bistro,
Slice and Fork, and a refreshed
ambience and atmosphere.
The plans also include the addition
of a lakeside al fresco dining area
at the rear of the Club that can
be enjoyed by all members and
visitors.
Twin Towns Executive Business
Manager Rod Pain said work is likely
to commence in April and will take
two to three months to complete.
“There will be minimal impact
on members and patrons and no
disruption to food and beverage
service, sporting or entertainment
at Club Banora.
“During the demolition of the
Tuscany Room surrounds and
opening up of this area, it will
be business as usual throughout
other areas of the Club,” he said.
In previous years, the Tuscany
Room has been underutilised
and Rod said that remodelling
this area will enable all members
and patrons to take advantage
of the lakeside deck overlooking
the golf course and picturesque
waterways.
“The al fresco deck, despite being
one of the Club’s best assets, has
been one of the most underutilised
areas of Club Banora, as previously
access has only been available to
those using the Tuscany Room for
private functions.
EASTER OPENING HOURS
FEATURED
Twin Towns, Club Banora and Twin Towns Juniors are open
every day over the Easter holiday, including Good Friday.
APIA
CONCERT
There will be all day dining, entertainment and more
throughout the Clubs so don’t miss a minute of the
Easter holiday program. Catch Jimeoin’s latest riotous
show in the Twin Towns Showroom on Easter Saturday.
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“Once the project is completed,
all members and patrons will be
able to make the most of the deck
for dining, enjoying a drink with
friends or enjoying some quiet
time reading a book or the paper
and taking in the view.
“The new bistro area will also open
up to the snooker room, making it
accessible to people under 18.
“This concept is welcomed by the
Snooker Club committee, who
hope the changes boost interest
and junior membership of their
club,” said Rod.
The upgrade will include sleek
contemporary décor throughout
NEW
FLAME
MENU
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the new area and a range of
modern furniture to cater for both
small and large groups dining at
Slice and Fork.
The restrooms at Club Banora will
also be upgraded with a complete
replacement of all fixtures, vanities
and tiles.
There will be new facilities for
people with disabilities, as well as
baby change facilities in both the
men’s and ladies.
Renovations to the restrooms will
be staged to ensure these facilities
continue to be available to patrons
throughout the entire project.
BREEZES
COCKTAILS
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CLUBNEWS
BOARD CHAIRMAN’S
REPORT
Extracts from Annual Report
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
REPORT 2015
Including brief end of year
results
On behalf of the Board of
Management of Twin Towns
Clubs and Resort I report that
we have experienced another
very
successful
year
with
the completion of the major
extensions in the main club,
received approval of our long
awaited development application
for the rezoning of Club Banora
land, undertook some upgrading
for our Twin Towns Juniors Club
and completed first stage of
the Resort refurbishment, while
continuing good trading at all
facilities.
We look toward 2016 in
anticipation with a number of
strategic
planning
initiatives
being developed by the Board
of
Management
with
our
management team and our
professional consultants.
As a not-for-profit community club
your Board and our Management
team are extremely conscious
of building on good corporate
governance and due diligence,
to be financially prudent, being
proactive in mitigating risk,
investigating the cost benefits of
new technology and savings in
environmental efficiency while
continually upgrading our aging
equipment and facilities and
returning profits to members and
our community.
As a community club you will not
grow market share nor drive your
business into the future unless
you’re giving community members
reasons to visit your club and
advocate your benefits to others
to create those reasons and build
loyalty.
“If you always do what you have
always done you will always get
what you have always had.”
Our team continually consider
visionary strategic options that
will provide members and the
community with a financially viable
club for the future providing the
next generation with state of the
art World Class facilities evolving
from successions of positive board
decisions over the past fifty eight
years.
With the support of a State
Government who understand the
importance of the essential fabric
the not for profit clubs provide to
communities and recognising a
Federal Government who, although
restricted by an indifferent Senate,
have generally supported the club
industry principle to establish an
uninterrupted period of prosperity
and growth without political
interference, we can continue to
build on this essential fabric of
unequalled social benefits and
sensational sporting options that
members and communities rely on.
The Board, Management and
consultants have shown extraordinary vision to “change”
and diversify the old model of
Twin Towns through a Strategic
Planning programme to reinvent
and rebuild a club from top to
bottom for the future.
This long term strategy to future
proof members’ facilities is already
paying dividends with growth
in revenue from each individual
department resulting in a flow on
of increased membership while
providing facilities and services
that members and guests have
come to expect.
The capital expenditure budget for
2015, the hidden costs of running
a business for Twin Towns, Club
Banora, Twin Towns Juniors and
the Resort, amounted to $11.5m.
Specific expenditure for all clubs
which covers insurance, rates,
Clubs Grants, donations, taxation,
Internet technology upgrades and
protection, Poker Machine duty
and CMS fees and Resort fees
totals some $13 million.
Twin Towns Clubs and Resort
preliminary and unaudited Group
profit before tax for 2015 was
$2 million with the cash profit of
$10.45 million expended mostly
on renovations. Low interest rates
averaging 3% which retirees are
well aware of provided interest
income on investments of $683K
for the year.
Twin Towns employment costs
included staff wages from our
Labour Hire Company all of
which supports the local Tweed
Community amounted to $20.3
million.
Twin
Towns
group
payments for goods and services
totalled $31 million. Taxes paid
to government including GST,
totalled $15.2 million in 2015.
2015 saw the Twin Towns group
gaming revenue as a percentage
of total revenue come in at
54.6%. Diversification of the core
business of gaming is a priority
to lessen the reliance on gaming
remembering responsible gaming
is the reason for our successes in
the past.
Members benefits total points in
dollar ($) terms for 2015 equated
to $841,163. The Board chose to
provide members with a Christmas
Bonus of an additional ten dollars
($10) to spend on their card during
the week prior to Christmas as a
token of Director’s appreciation
for member support of the club
during the year.
Taking a proactive approach
to benchmarking performance
of all departments to deliver
objectives and an effective
Work Place Health and Safety
environment to minimise risk for
employees, members, visitors and
all stakeholders is essential, with
Directors responsible for ensuring
a systematic approach on policy is
maintained at all times.
Twin Towns is a not-for-profit
community club with all profits
directed to the future social
wellbeing of members and the
community. This is emphasised
with the provision of world
class facilities, abundant social
activities
and
benefits
for
members including the fantastic
community sporting facilities
located at Club Banora.
With donations through Club
Grants and The Twin Towns Services
Community Foundation, many local
junior sporting groups and worthy
charitable organisations continue
to grow while donations providing
funding for Medical Research
benefits our community. This
year total grants of $1.4 million
would not be possible without the
members support during the year.
Twin
Towns
Services
Club
support of the Sub-Branch this
year was above all previous
years. The Centenary of ANZAC
Commemorations was profound
and what a fantastic investment
for the community. Years in
the making, the School Essay
competition with a prize of a
private jet trip for 44 students
to the National War Museum
in Canberra, the pre-dawn reenactment of the landing at
Gallipoli and the Dawn and Midday ANZAC Day Services attracting
in excess of 20,000 attendees,
was an absolute credit to all
involved and will be remembered
for generations.
Our constitution enshrines the
RSL Sub-Branch principle with
support and ensures that Twin
Towns
Services
Community
Club will always remember our
ex-servicemen who laid the
foundations for our great club,
with our continued support for
their legacy.
Throughout
2015,
Directors,
Management and staff continued
to strive to grow and diversify
revenue streams to ensure financial
viability and sustainability and to
promote transparency of this great
club for the long term future of
members and the community.
General Manager Rob Smith has
had another extremely successful
year with his leadership and
operational skills playing a major
role in the future growth options
of Twin Towns and I thank Rob for
his direction and his dedication.
The qualifications and skills of our
Board of Management and the
manner in which they conduct
themselves is exemplary while the
skill, care and diligence necessary
to conduct the strategic business
affairs of Twin Towns Clubs and
Resort is beyond reproach. I thank
them for their commitment and their
proactive response to the challenge
while valuing their friendship.
Continued high standards of
governance and due diligence,
including continued professional
development, are essential for the
continued success and direction
of Twin Towns Clubs and Resort
and with these principles in mind,
along with some consolidation
whilst future proof planning for
members continues, I am certain
2016 will be another year for
members to be proud of Australia’s
pre-eminent Registered Club.
Michael Fraser
FEATURED
Twin Towns Triathlon Club is one of
Australia’s Triathlon Club success stories
Back in the early nineties after
a weekly swim session with a
few mates at South Tweed Pool,
Doug McClaren suggested Doug
‘Scratcher’ Neil start a triathlon
group at Club Banora. This
conversation eventuated in the
first tri race on 25 November 1989
with Doug Neil, Doug McClaren,
Peter Whitcombe and Neil Kelly.
The Twin Towns Triathlon Club
foundations began with a 500m
swim, 14km bike and 4km run.
Within four weeks there were 11
starters and by the end of the
season there was an increase to
18 triathletes.
‘Scratcher’
has
continued
his dedication to the club as
Timekeeper/Recorder and proudly
has immaculate hand-written
results for every competitor since
Day 1. The popular handicap
race format began with many
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triathletes such as Alex Gilks,
Trevor Laws, Phil Klein, Scott
Collins, John Warren and Scratcher
still participating today.
Every Saturday between September
and March approximately 85
triathletes complete a 500m swim,
15km bike and 4km run at Club
Banora and the wider community.
The club fosters an event for all
levels of fitness and ages and the
successful format with a handicap
event has provided an opportunity
for people to become involved in a
family type atmosphere at low cost
with a great emphasis on safety.
We are very proud of our major
‘Milestone Achievers’ with the
most races completed led by
Scratcher with 668 races followed
by the 500 Club of John Warren,
Glenn Lance, Alex Gilks, Rob
Gillies and recently crowned Kev
‘the rock’ Bannerman.
This season’s milestones include
400 Tracy Foyster; 300 Jenny
Scaysbrook; 200 Paul Woodger,
Craig Broadhurst ; 150 Jo Colga,
Richard Mourant, Warren Copping;
100 Wendy Sanders, Simon
Bradbury, Danny Khazen and Terry
Simpson.
The
2015/2016
pointscore
championship combined with the
weekly handicap event is the most
hotly contested event in our club
history. Good luck to Will Styman,
Danny Khazen, Trevor Lawes,
Gerard Robards and Scott Styman
for the top three positions!
Other highlights for 2015/2016
were
Tracy
Foyster
50-54
years representing Australia at
the World Olympic Triathlon
Championships
in
Chicago,
Jo Ward 80-84 years National
Duathlon Champion, Lisa Ross
40-44 years National Sprint
Twin Towns Triathlon Club
Champion and Emily Roper Under
23 National Time Trial Champion.
were Adam Gordon and Courtney
Gilfillan.
We also had the pleasure of
Laura Kelly visiting from Canada
to sponsor and participate in the
annual popular Joe Kelly Memorial
team event.
We thank our generous local
weekly
sponsors
including
Cannibal Clothing, Coast Cyclery,
Kingscliff Cycles, Palm Beach
Supercycles,
South
Tweed
Supercycles and Storm Cycles.
For more information please visit
twintownstriathlon.org.au.
The club each year proudly
presents the Nev Salmon Memorial
trophy at the Kingscliff Olympic
Triathlon. This year champions
Ph: 07 5536 2277
President Wendy
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CLUBNEWS
One lucky member will
Drive the Dream
If you are not a member of Twin
Towns, now is the time to join so
you can be part of the exclusive
Members only ‘Drive the Dream’
BMW giveaway which commences
on 1 April.
A RIPPA reason to visit
Club Banora on Good Friday
Twin Towns membership is available
now from $16.50 per year. Apply
online at www.twintowns.com.au
or call into the Membership Desk
at Twin Towns during office hours.
During the Drive the Dream
promotion, members will receive a
ticket in the draw when they make
their first qualifying purchase
of the day at Twin Towns, Club
Banora, Twin Towns Juniors or
Signatures at Mantra Twin Towns.
Qualifying purchases are those
that earn Members’ Advantage
points such as food and beverages.
will drive away in a luxury Series
1 BMW valued at almost $50,000.
On Friday 1 July, one lucky member
LTPS/16/00489
It could be YOU!
Hop into Club Banora
and bring the kids
Dig out those bonnets and bunny ears. The Easter Bunny
will make a special guest appearance at Family Kids Day at
Club Banora on Thursday 24 March.
The Easter Bunny will be joined by his good friends Minion
and Dora at a special Easter-themed family kids day at Club
Banora's children's playground from 10am to 1pm DST.
Free fun for the kids will include face painting, craft and an
Easter egg hunt.
Club Banora is a huge, family-friendly oasis of recreation,
relaxation and fun, located just five minutes south of Twin
Towns. There are three hours of free family entertainment
and kids activities every Thursday from 10am DST with
this special Easter event on 24 March.
Enjoy music, laughs and the
chance to share in $1,400 worth of
prize vouchers every week and on
the last Friday of every month, the
prize tally shoots to $2,000.
On Friday 11 March, three times
‘Queensland Entertainer of the
Year’ winner, Deana Peher teams
up with Double Shot to present an
afternoon of fun and sing-a-longs.
Every week there are over 40
chances to win a voucher. There is
also a major prize of $100 and a
lucky door prize of $50.
Rippa Raffle tickets are on sale
from 5pm to 6.15pm (DST) with
prizes drawn between 6.15pm and
6.45pm (DST).
The last Friday in March will be Good
Friday (25 March) so put this date in
your diary and come along to Club
Banora for some holiday fun and the
chance to share in the prizes.
And there's more!
Greg Doolan, former front man of
Australia’s most successful cabaret
band, Wickety Wak, brings his own
inimitable brand of humour to
Every Friday one lucky patron gets
the chance to win an additional
voucher by spinning the Spinner
Wheel. Anyone who spends $5
or more on raffle tickets receives
an entry into the Spinner Wheel
promotion and earns the chance to
win up to $200 in prize vouchers.
STAY CONNECTED
Subscribe to Club News and get the latest news and
more from Twin Towns delivered online every month!
Subscribe
during March and
go in the draw to
TWIN TOWNS MONEY
to spend on dining, shows
or accommodation
at Mantra
Twin Towns.
If your child has a birthday coming
up soon, why not plan to spend a
few hours at Club Banora’s outdoor
playground.
They will also get the chance to
meet ‘Urban’, Club Banora’s giant
koala.
the afternoon of entertainment.
Greg and his talented wife, Laura,
compere Rippa Raffles on Friday 4,
18 and 25 March.
WIN $100
A birthday
coming up?
Soak up the sunshine and enjoy
a family celebration at a venue
where the kids will be entertained
while you relax and share a family
get-together under the giant Twin
Towns marquee.
Every Friday at Club Banora from
4-7pm, there is entertainment,
raffles and more with the Rippa
Raffles.
CLUB
BANORA
MEMBERS ONLY
Go to www.twintowns.com.au home page where you will find
‘STAY CONNECTED’. Enter your email address and keep an eye
out for the latest Club News when it lands in your inbox
on the 1st of the every month.
CLUBNEWS
CLUB BANORA MARCH PROMOTIONS & ENTERTAINMENT
CLUB
BANORA
All times listed are DST.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
10.30am
BINGO
(Cancelled 28th)
10.30am
BINGO
10.30am
BINGO
10.30am
BINGO
7pm
NOVELTY BINGO
4pm-6pm
MEMBERS HAPPY HOUR
$1 off all beverages
10am-1pm
FREE KIDS DAY
FACE PAINTING, CRAFTS
24th Special Guest
10.30am
BINGO
(Cancelled 25th)
8pm-11pm
DANCE NIGHT
5th Dance On
12th Crisis
19th Black Cats Re-Loaded
26th Dukes of Earl
11.30am-2.30pm
COUNTRY MORNINGS
6th Toucan Twango
13th Russell Hinton
20th Toucan Twango
27th Russell Hinton
7pm
EVENING BINGO
(Cancelled 28th)
18th
MAR
19th
MAR
6pm-9pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
2nd Simon Meola
9th Rob Keith
16th Tony McGuinness
23rd Rhys Warner
30th Pieter Kruger
6pm-9pm
SOCIAL NEW VOGUE
DANCING
Patti Bond
4pm-7pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
5pm-6.15pm
RIPPA RAFFLE
Tickets on sale
5pm-6.15pm
7pm-10pm
VARIETY NIGHT
4th The Rockin Eddie Band
11th Les Wilson’s Swing
Force Big Band
18th Tommy Memphis
25th Just The Ticket
11th
MAR
4th
MAR
5pm-8.30pm
SUNDAY GROOVES
6th Steve Lovelight
13th Davo
20th Lonewolf
27th Davo
25th
TOMMY MEMPHIS
MAR
BLACK CATS RE-LOADED
3.15pm-4.30pm
SHOWTIME
DANIELLE GOULLET
PRESENTS
6th Jenine Carnell
13th Allison Ahern
20th Rene Diaz
27th Steve Hill
THE ROCKIN EDDIE BAND
JUST THE TICKET
CLUB BANORA SLICE & FORK 2 FOR 1 SPECIALS
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Seafood Mornay
Rump Steak
Chicken Schnitzel
Grilled Barramundi
Seafood Platter
Roast of the Day
Large Pizza
CLUB
BANORA
ENTERTAINMENT, RAFFLES & MORE
WITH GREG & LAURA DOOLAN
MARCH FRIDAYS 4PM-7PM
4th Greg & Laura Doolan
11th Deana Peher & Double Shot
JUNIORS MARCH PROMOTIONS & ENTERTAINMENT
Enjoy friendly, affordable, relaxed
dining at Twin Towns Juniors!
KIDS
MEALS
ONLY $5
Chinese soups &
entrées, Asian-style
seafood, beef, chicken,
pork, noodles &
omelettes plus steaks,
pasta, schnitzels &
salads.
All times listed are DST.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
5pm-9pm
LIVE MUSIC
4th Tony McGuinness
11th Bill Jacobi
18th Dave Cavanagh
25th Rob Keith
5pm-9pm
LIVE MUSIC
5th Two and a Half Men
12th Bagman
19th Mat Stokes
26th Mr Troy
2.30pm-6.30pm
LIVE MUSIC
6th Sugarfoot
13th Scott Whatman
20th Martin Way
27th The Pigeon Boys
MEMBERS ONLY
For bookings, call 07 5599 0436
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CLUBNEWS
Book early for the
Apia good times tour
Australian
hitmakers
Daryl
Braithwaite, Kate Ceberano, Jon
Stevens and John Paul Young will
share the stage when the fourth
Apia Good Times Tour lands
at Twin Towns’ Showroom on
Saturday 4 June.
Braithwaite and Ceberano have
both appeared on past Good
Times bills. Stevens and Young will
make their Apia debuts.
The four big Aussie music greats
will perform solo and together on
stage and mark a reunion of sorts
for Ceberano, Stevens and Young,
three of the stars of the 1992
staging of Jesus Christ Superstar.
It produced the hits I Don’t Know
How to Love Him for Ceberano and
Everything’s All Right for Stevens,
Ceberano and fellow cast members.
As the lead singer of I’m Talking,
Ceberano introduced New York’s
pop art sound to Australia before
going solo. She has released 23
albums over a three-decade career,
had her own ABC tonight show, won
Dancing with the Stars and curated
the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
In 2014, she became the first
woman inducted to the Australian
Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Stevens had ARIA chart-topping
success as the frontman of Australia
band Noiseworks (Touch, Hot Chilli
Woman). Career highlights include
three years as a guest vocalist for INXS and a tour of Australia, the US
and New Zealand with his band The
Dead Daisies ahead of the 2015
album Woman.
Young’s four-decade-plus career
boasts a string of hits (Yesterday’s
Hero, I Hate The Music), 4 million
ANZAC Day Monday 25 April
ANZAC Day is an important day for all Australians. Twin
Towns honours ANZAC Day with the respect deserving
of this commemoration, and advises patrons planning to
attend Twin Towns to be aware that dress codes apply.
A full program of ANZAC Day events will be published in
Twin Towns April Club News.
The Dawn Service will commence at approximately
5.45am.
Breakfast (after the Dawn Service) for ticket holders only.
Tickets are $10 and will be pre-sold by the Tweed Heads
& Coolangatta RSL Sub-branch, located at Twin Towns.
The ANZAC Day March commences at approximately
10.30am from Goodwin Park, Coolangatta (assemble at
10am).
The ANZAC Day Remembrance Service will be held in Chris
Cunningham Park at the conclusion of the March at 11am.
Twin Towns will close after the breakfast and will reopen
after the March at 12 noon.
Dress code applies for the breakfast and after the March
for patrons attending Twin Towns.
Men: long pants or dress shorts, covered shoes and
collared shirt.
Women: smart, respectful attire, no shorts.
Only suitably attired patrons will be admitted.
record sales and a 2009 induction
into the ARIA Hall of Fame. His
June 1978 No. 1 song Love Is In
The Air became a global hit after
the release of Baz Luhrmann’s
Strictly Ballroom in 1992.
Highlights of Braithwaite’s 40plus-year career include a string
of hits as the frontman for Sherbet
(Howzat, You’ve Got The Gun) and
solo chart-toppers (As The Days
Go By, The Horses).
Apia, an insurance company for
over 50s, hosts the Good Times
tours, boasting a line-up of veteran
Australian singers and songwriters
performing their greatest hits.
Apia Good Times Tour on 4 June is
on sale now and is expected to be
a sell-out. Tickets $75. Bookings
phone 1800 014 014.
New look menu at Flame
Flame at Twin Towns has a new
look menu that introduces some
stylish new dishes, a range of lite
and easy options, and invites you
to ‘take charge’ of creating your
own salad or sandwich.
ham, chicken, roast beef, silverside,
turkey or red salmon. Dressings are
at the ready to finish off your salad
and at $10.95, it’s a perfect way to
dine out without feeling the need
to hit the treadmill.
From the Chef’s pan comes a
choice of Italian pastas and wokfried noodle dishes, brimming
with fresh produce and flavour.
More guilt-free options are
available from the Lite and Easy
range, with seafood salads,
Caesars and vegetarian dishes.
Many will be pleased to hear
the famous Twin Towns seafood
plate has kept its place on the
new menu. With fresh prawns,
oysters, smoked salmon, salt and
pepper calamari, garden salad and
chipotle mayo, it’s a feast for the
seafood senses at just $31.95.
From the grill, there are steaks
and chicken, all with a choice of
complimentary sauces. Try the
daily rotating selection of roasts
from the carvery at $18.95 or
take the two course deal which
includes a small soup and roast
for $20.95.
The ‘Create-a-Salad’ option allows
you to choose the base for your
salad from a range of fresh
ingredients
including
greens,
sprouts, avocado, beetroot, eggs,
pineapple and loads more. Then
it’s time to add the topper – shaved
Flame Pizzas are famous the
length and breadth of the
Coast and they’re here to
stay. Traditional favourites
are always popular but for
the adventurous, try the BBQ
chicken pizza with Spanish
MARCH
onion, capsicum, mushrooms,
crushed cashews and mozzarella.
Check out the new Flame menu
next time you visit the Club.
MEMBERS TAKE $10 OFF
DRINK SPECIALS
March
MEMBERS ONLY
$27.95
Chilli chicken noodle salad with Asian greens
& ginger dressing.
$26.95
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Twin Towns promotes and supports drinking responsibly.
Fusilli pasta in spicy tomato, roasted peppers,
olives, bacon, mushroom and chorizo
Level 1,
Twin Towns
CLUBNEWS
RSL SUB BRANCH
TWEED HEADS & COOLANGATTA
The AGM is Monday 28 March
at 12.00noon (Qld) in the RSL
ANZAC Room. A reminder that
only financial members can vote if
required.
Gold Coast District Centenary
Service 2 April 2016
A service will be held in Chris
Cunningham Park on 2 April 2016
at 5pm (Qld). For this service
we have a colour party that will
be dressed in the 1860 Marine
uniforms with 303 riffles. All are
welcome to come along and watch
this wonderful group of men do
the colour party.
ANZAC Day 2016
Major change – new marshall and
march route
The marshall area for 2016 will
be formed up on the corner
of Boundary & Coral Streets,
Tweed Heads (near the children’s
playground in Jack Evans Boat
Harbour). The march will go down
Boundary Street, turning left
into Wharf Street and then left
in Chris Cunningham Park. This is
due to the fact that we needed to
shorten the march to cater to our
older Veterans, and people will
only need to park their cars in one
place. Formation is at 10am, march
off 10.30am with school children
leading the march.
Office hours Tues-Friday 9am-12
noon. Phone 07 5536 1164. Email
[email protected]
Jenny Sheehan
Office Coordinator
BRIDGE
The Australia Day pairs was
won by Pat Noble and Marj
Stubbs (N/S) Jan O’Grady and
Glen O’Grady (E/W), 2nd Patsy
Gordon and Shirley Williams
(N/S) Brian Redfearn and Jean
Redman (E/W), 3rd Denis Magee
and Joan MacLennan (N/S) and
Mitch Kelly and Ian Brookes (E/W).
Congratulations to those pairs.
The president’s cup was run over
3 Mondays in February; results will
be in next month’s issue. Bridge is
played on a Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at Twin Towns Juniors
at 12.20pm (NSW), Thursday night
at Coolangatta Senior Citizen’s
Club at 7.30pm (NSW). Please be
seated 15 minutes prior to starting
time to allow the Director of the
day to determine the movement
for play. For partners on the day
please contact Pat Noble on 07
5524 3682 and for night play John
Verdickt on 07 5523 9696.
Happy Bridging
Valerie Welland (02 6674 5631)
LADIES BOWLS
March will be a busy month for
our ladies, following the AGM
which is to be held on Tuesday
1 March. Nominations for the
championships and competitions
will close on that day. First round
of the championship fours will be
called for play on Friday 4 March,
with the triples the following week.
Hilary S.
DIGGERS SWIMMING
Welcome to new member Rosie
McDermott who has wasted no
time in garnering points. Also
good to see Fred Leslie and Ross
Drury back at the pool. Our oldest
member who still competes is
Rod Earle, who kindly put on
hamburgers and drinks for us on
his 85th birthday. Not bad for
someone who was given the last
rites in his twenties when his mate
shot him while rabbit shooting.
Must be Rod’s long ears. Many
members attended the funeral
of popular former member Anna
Berry. Anna was famous for her
loud bellyflop start to every race.
Onlookers would be amused when
her supporters would yell “Go
Anna, goanna, goanna.” (See, Kerry
Packer always denied it was him.)
12 March sees us at the National
Championships at Southport, and
20 March is the date for our AGM.
Results for the Goondiwindi meet
in the next edition
Bubbles
EUCHRE & 500 CLUB
Our games are held upstairs at
Twin Towns Juniors at 7pm (NSW).
500 is held on Tuesday nights and
Euchre on Thursday nights. Fees
to play are $3 members, $4 nonmembers and there are prizes for
winners and placegetters as well
as a lucky door prize on each card
night. Visitors and new residents
are most welcome to come along
and join our happy group of players
who can assist you with a few
practice hands about 15 minutes
before we commence. The winner
of 500 for the month of January
was Nev Lesina, Sue Williams
2nd and Denise Monaghan 3rd. In
Euchre the winner was Glen Cross
with Judy Kenny 2nd and Max
Atherton 3rd.
Joker Judy
Publicity Officer
MENS BOWLS
Tuesday 8 March is our club’s
AGM meeting. Thanks to President
Doug Williams and the 2015
committee members for the
past 12 month’s efforts. A warm
welcome to all the new faces on
the 2016 committee. Pat and Chris
Murphy are once again generously
sponsoring St Patrick’s Day bowls
on Saturday 12 March. Check the
notice board for details, good
prize money is on offer. Club
championships have started with
the open singles and pairs played
this month. Watch the notice
board for dates/draw and results.
Get your team nominations in for
other upcoming championships. If
you want a game and need players
or a team please see the games
director or committee members
for assistance. The $5 mat fee day
this month is on Saturday 19 March
and next month on Wednesday 13
April. Good bowling and remember
visitors and new bowlers are
always welcome.
GH
RUNNERS AND WALKERS
It is with great sadness we hear of
the passing of Anna Berry, wife of
long standing member Peter Berry.
Our thoughts and prayers are with
you Peter. Congratulations to our
2015/2016 club champion Peter
Holmes. Most improved runner is
Julie Stevens and walker of the
year is Linda Saunders. The Don
Howatson trophy for club person
of the year was posthumously
awarded to the late Aussie
Bob Jones. Well done to our
prolific walker Bert Janes who
competed in a NZ half marathon
in February. A big thanks for all
the hard work and effort put in by
the outgoing committee and a big
welcome to our new committee.
Good luck to club members taking
part in the annual 45km Red Rock
to Coffs Harbour event in April.
Check out our new website www.
ttscrunnersandwalkers.org
for
details of our weekly programme
and membership. Follow us on
Facebook for up to date news.
TENNIS
Tuesday
Ladies
District
Competition tennis began on
Tuesday 2 February. If interested
in playing, watching or reserving,
come down to Banora Tennis
Club and a member will answer
any questions. Our AGM will be
held in the Tuscany Room at Club
Banora on 22 March 2016 at 7pm.
All members are urged to come
along and show their support for
the Club and meet with some of
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the Board Members of Twin Towns.
All positions have been filled.
However, if you would like to
nominate, new people and ideas
are always welcome. Following the
meeting we will all enjoy a free
dinner with the new committee in
The Slice and Fork Restaurant at
Club Banora.
pulled me through! So come join
us for fun, friendship and fitness.
We don’t know what is around the
corner! A big thankyou to David for
filling in for me.
Kerry
10 January Monthly Medal: Donors
Social Club; winner B Jauncey Nett
29 pts, runner up D Donaghy nett
32 pts. 17 January 2 Man Ambrose:
Donors W Woodford, F Casper;
winner T Chenery, I Patterson nett
50, runner up R Chong, P Chong
nett 51 ¾ points. 24 January
Single Stableford: Donors C and
N Hilan; winner Graham Veivers
22pts count back, runner up Rick
Chong 22 points. 31 January
Single Stableford: Donor H Boyle,
Keith Dormer Memorial; winner
Steve Teague 21 pts, runner up
Kevin Casey 20 pts. 7 February
Single Stableford, Monthly Medal:
Donor Social Club; winner H Boyle
35pts count back, runner up B
Jauncey 35pts.
SNOOKER CLUB
The Snooker Club resumed play for
2016 in January and numbers for
the Tues/Thurs competitions have
been very strong. The program
for 2016 has been emailed to
members. Please check the
program to note the many events
planned and participate as you
can. Importantly, the AGM is to be
held on Saturday 12 March 2016
at 11am at Club Banora. The Des
Turner teams event commenced
on Wednesday 10 February with
six teams participating. The John
Hudson doubles event (select
partner) was held on Sunday 21
February all results in the next issue.
Sponsored Sunday tournaments
are programmed for Sunday 6
February and Sunday 6 March. The
Club will be hosting Kedron Wavell
on Sunday 10 April and a strong
team is required. Please advise
Ryan if you are available – always
a top day’s snooker. Good potting.
El Presidente
SENIORS SOCIAL CLUB
The next meeting will be on
Monday 14 March at 9.30am
(Qld) in Visions on the Mantra
side of Twin Towns Services Club.
A reminder that our AGM will be
held on Monday, 21 March 2016
at 10am Qld in Visions Room. The
meeting will begin immediately
after the bus passes are handed
out. On Monday 4 April Redland
Bay day trip heading north departs
South Tweed 7.30am. Trip tickets
sold at our meeting. We will have
an extended trip to Norfolk Island
from 28 May to 4 June everyone
welcome cost is $1859.00. Tour
and Social Organiser Dot Mortimer
07 5590 9301.
Phone calls Tuesday to Friday
10am - 4pm. Membership and new
members Ursula 07 5576 3785.
Welfare Del 07 5534 4756.
Dorothy
MASTERS SWIMMING
What a great turn up for our first
carnival of the year at River City
in Brisbane. Libby was our ‘virgin’
swimmer and managed ‘personal
bests’ for her swims at her first
carnival. Great job Libby! Winning
medals for their age group were
Jenny 65-69 and coming 2nd
overall; Minnie 75-79 age group
gained 1st; and Fran 2nd. In the 8084 Barbara was 3rd. Di came 4th in
a most competitive age group. The
men swam well with Michael 3rd
in the 75-79 age group. Ron 80-84
gained 2nd place and our ‘oldest’
competitor, George, 95 - 99 was
1st! It is great to be back on deck
again after a horrendous ordeal
in hospital for 3 months due to a
doctor’s incompetence. My fitness
Ph: 07 5536 2277
Ding Dong
DIGGERS GOLF
GARDEN CLUB
The AGM will be held on 1 March,
followed by a lovely morning tea.
Overall winner last month was
Leonie Spurway with a white
bat plant. It was amazing, tall
and striking and perfect. From
Gold Coast Succulent Society
comments on bat plants; unlike
a well-drained garden bed, pots
always restrict the drainage of your
plant. The plant is surrounded by a
hard impervious layer and water
cannot move out or in except for
some holes at the bottom. In an
oversized pot, plant roots have no
chance of sucking up all that water
so it can control the moisture
around it to the conditions it
likes. The plant is drowned by lack
of oxygen and air flow creating
conditions for fungal disease
and attack by insects especially
when the roots are not growing
in winter a solution is add coarse
bark. Visitors and new members
welcome. Enquiries to Maria Harry
on 07 5524 8234.
GOLF
Members are reminded that the
annual Autumn refurbishment of
greens and tees will take place on
20 and 21 March when the course
will be closed. The golf section
AGM is in the Tuscany Room at 2pm
on 19 March and members are
encouraged to attend. The AGM is
one of the last events in the room
which is being removed as the
open space fit out is implemented
at Club Banora. Under the
guidance of Treasurer, Ray Tume,
the golf section completed the
year in a solid financial position
strengthened by the Twin Towns
December Grant. Internal revenue
raising was at a high in 2015/2016
and thanks are extended to
members for their generosity. Well
done to Sub Committee members
and all helpers who undertook
the competition day collection of
money. Congratulations to Kim
Hall who is the 2016 Club Banora
Men’s Medal of Medals winner.
President Ken
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CLUBNEWS
Jimeoin returns to Twin Towns
7 MARCH
PITCH PERFECT 2 (M)
Comedy/Music, 115 mins
Starring: Anna Kendrick,
Rebel Wilson, Hailee Steinfeld
By popular demand, British-born, Northern Ireland-reared Melbournebased comic born James Eoin Stephen Paul McKeown returns to Twin
Towns on Easter Saturday.
14 MARCH
THE LONGEST RIDE (M)
Romance/Drama, 139 mins
Starring: Scott Eastwood, Britt
Robertson, Alan Alda
“I tackle a lot of subjects: time, space, war, religion – all the big
themes,” he told The Nottingham Post in one recent interview. “The
bigger the better … the harder they fall.”
Jimeoin was a 22-year-old builder turned gardener on a
working holiday in Australia when he cut his comedy
chops. He went on to settle here, hosting his own TV
shows and starring in films including The Craic, but
remained a relative unknown in his home country
until the advent of YouTube.
His recent television outings include the six-part
Jimeoin Down Under for the UK’s BBC and The
Full Brazilian, a football talk show staged during
the 2014 World Cup in Brazil for Australian
multicultural broadcaster SBS.
21 MARCH
LOVE IS STRANGE (M)
Drama, 95 mins
Starring: John Lithgow, Alfred
Molina, Marisa Tomei
Movies screened at 10.30am and 6.30pm Qld
28 MARCH
MCFARLAND, USA (PG)
Drama/Sport, 129 mins
Starring: Kevin Costner, Maria
Bello, Ramiro Rodriguez
The Searchers
Tickets are $39. Phone 1800 014 014.
THE STAGE FREE ENTERTAINMENT CALENDAR - MARCH
All times listed are QLD
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
10.15am
BINGO
Cancelled 28th
11.30am
LINE DANCING
Russell Hinton
10.15am
BINGO
10.15am
BINGO
10.30am
LINE DANCING
Russell Hinton
12.30pm
SOCIAL NEW VOGUE
DANCING
Harry Lynn
3.30pm
SOCIAL NEW VOGUE
SEQUENCE DANCE
Tony & Patti
12.30pm
SOCIAL NEW VOGUE
DANCING
Patti Bond
7.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
1st Slique
8th Benny Nelson
15th Atmosphere
22nd Chris Cook Band
29th Mick McHugh Band
2.30pm
DANIELLE GOULLET
PRESENTS
4th Joe “The Ace”
11th Susie J
18th Dennis Knight
25th Fortunato
1.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
5th Russell Sprout
12th Russell Sprout
19th Russell Sprout
26th Lonewolf
12.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
6th Martin Way
13th Rhys Warner
20th Bill Jacobi
27th Dave J
4pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
7th Wayne Vitali
14th Rob Keith
21st Pieter Kruger
28th Dave J
12.30pm
ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK
2nd Route 66
9th Tommy Memphis
16th Long Gone Daddys
23rd Chi Chi
30th Elephant Rock
10.30am
CHARITY BINGO
Cancelled 26th
7pm
DANCE NIGHT
Mark Wilson
4pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
2nd Hot Wire
9th Floor Burners
16th The Hemis
23rd Tommy Memphis
30th Dudes Of Doo Wop
7.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
2nd Catfish & The Deejays
9th Dance On
16th Crisis
23rd Black Cats Re-Loaded
30th Dukes Of Earl
4pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
3rd Janice Smithers
10th Matt Stokes Duo
17th Jeff Camilleri
24th Tony McGuinness
31st Benny Nelson
0505
04
02
05
01
5pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
4th Delisch
11th Mark Divola Duo
18th Big Shots – Duelling
Pianos (4.30pm)
25th Two & A Half Men
7.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
3rd Eureka Funk
10th Akinga
17th Made In Australia
24th James Johnston &
Band
31st Mojo Jacket
SHOWROOM ENTERTAINMENT MAR-APR
MAR
4.00pm
STARS OF TOMORROW
4th, 11th & 25th
9pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
4th Eureka Funk
11th Akinga
25th James Johnston & Band
5pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
5th The Slapbackers
12th Wayne Vitali
19th Captain Wow
26th The Influence
7.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
6th Eureka Funk
13th Akinga
Band
9pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
5th Eureka Funk
12th Akinga
Band
All times listed are QLD.
DST time finishes 3 April 2016
SHOW
BOOKINGS
05
05
11
02
0512
02
05
05
09
02
06
MAR
MAR
4pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
6th Hodads Duo
13th Lonewolf
20th Wayne Vitali
27th Bagman
MAR
1800 014 014
0515
05
02
13
MAR
MAR
COUNTDOWN
National tour
LOVE THAT COUNTRY MUSIC THE ANIMALS & FRIENDS
MEMBERS MELODIES
Time 10.30am
MICHAEL JACKSON,
BRUNO MARS & FRIENDS
MEMBERS MELODIES
Tickets $5 members,
$10 non-members
Time 8pm
Time 10.30am
Tickets $40
Tickets on day of show
$10 members, $15 non-members
22
0205
MAR
Tickets $35
MELINDA SCHNEIDER
DRAGON
THE COUNTDOWN YEARS
SINGING – DORIS DAY
Time 8pm
Time 8pm
Tickets $39
DARREN WILLIAMS
PRESENTS POPERATIC
Time 10.30am
Tickets $5 members,
$10 non-members
05
29
02
26
02
06
MAR
MAR
With Greg Hooper on Piano
MEMBERS MELODIES
Time 8pm
Bad Boy For Love - Rose Tattoo
Am I Ever - Angels
Horror Movie - Skyhooks
High Voltage - AC/DC
Khe Sahn - Cold Chisel
Yesterday’s Hero - JPY
Glad All Over - Hush
Jump in my Car - TMG
Curiosity - LRP
Blue Day - Mi-Sex
0219
CELTIC BLUNDER
Tickets $5 members,
$10 non-members
Back By Popular Demand
JIMEOIN YEEHA!!
Time 8pm
Tickets $39
THE STORY SERIES
GREG & LAURA DOOLAN
Hits of the 70’s
Starring GRANT NEWSOME
MEMBERS MELODIES
Time 10.30am
Tickets $5 members,
$10 non-members
Time 10.30am
Tickets $40
Tickets $5 members,
$10 non-members
Set 1 – Top 10 Explosive Aussie Hits of the 70s
Set 2 – The Dragon Countdown Files
0208
MAR
A EUROPEAN AFFAIR
Presents The Dean Martin Story
MEMBERS MELODIES
0209
13
APR
APR
LEGENDARY VOICES OF ROCK THE HISTORY OF ROCK
STEVE AUGERI (JOURNEY) &
AND ROLL - PART 1
ROBBY STEINHARDT (KANSAS)
Time 8.30pm
According to GLENN SHORROCK
Time 8.30pm
Tickets $55
Tickets $39
VIP exclusive Meet & Greet $100 (max 20)
$100 including ticket
CLUBNEWS
Footy, surf and cold
beers at 1st on Wharf
The Quiksilver Pro kicks off at Snapper Rocks from 10 March and this
month also heralds the long-awaited return of the NRL and AFL footy
seasons.
As the locals know, 1st on Wharf is the best place in town to relive the
day’s Quikky Pro surfing action or catch the football matches live on
the 103 inch big screens.
If you are heading to the Quikky Pro this year, 1st on Wharf is just
around the corner from Snapper Rocks.
Call in for lunch or at the end of the day for some air-conditioned
comfort and icy cold beers, and you’ll find even the dress code at
1st on Wharf is chilled. T-shirts, thongs and boardies - not a problem.
You’ll definitely be welcomed so come straight from the beach.
1st on Wharf has all the favourite local and international beers on
tap and the legendary $17 all-day-dining special will bring a smile to
your face, even if your favourite team is down and out.
The $17 all-day-dining price includes a main meal plus a
complimentary handle of beer, glass of house wine or soft drink.
The dining special menu features a hearty team of winners such as
parmigianas, burgers, steaks, bangers ’n’ mash and fish ’n’ chips.
Round 1 of the NRL Premiership series kicks off on Thursday 3 March
and the first game of the AFL season is Thursday 24 March.
Put this one in your diary! If you can’t make the MCG on 28 March
when the Hawks host the Cats, make sure you’re at 1st of Wharf for
what is set to be an Easter Monday thriller.
Kaleidoscope of stylish
cocktails in Breezes
When it comes to cocktails, Breezes
Bar and Lounge at Twin Towns rolls
out a colourful and sophisticated
liquid welcome mat, with a drinks
list that throws a contemporary
twist on old classics and introduces
some new concoctions that
embrace a dash of flair.
better not more’ is a trend that
has clearly emerged over the past
decade.
As an art form, mixology has come
a long way since the theatrical
antics of Tom Cruise behind the
bar in the movie Cocktail. ‘Shaking
up a storm’ has stepped aside for a
more sophisticated take, and ‘drink
But a quick glance at the new
Breezes drinks list assures
customers this bar is clearly ontrend in the wonderful world of
cocktails and there is no shortage
of top shelf spirits to put the icing
on the cake.
Expectations of high quality and
boutique spirits and mixers, dashes
of herbs and spices, and fresh
homemade ingredients have seen
cocktails rise to a whole new level.
One of the current favourites
at Breezes is The Aviation. This
vintage cocktail was first seen
in the 1917 book ‘Recipes for
Mixed Drinks’, written by New
York’s Wallick Hotel bartender,
Hugo R Ensslin. This was the last
bartending guide published in
New York before Prohibition.
Mildly aromatic and deep lavender
in colour, The Aviation includes
Crème de Violette, a liqueur that
uses violet flowers to create its
unique taste. Breezes’ recipe also
includes Tanqueray Gin, Luxardo
Maraschino liquor and lemon
juice, topped with The Aviation
trademark, a maraschino cherry.
For something with a little more
bite, try a Tommy Margarita, a mix
of Patron Silver Tequila, Cointreau,
lemon juice and Agave nectar,
finished with a rosemary and
Murray River salt rim.
These two are just the tip of
the ice-cube! The full range of
exquisite and moreish cocktails
is available every day in Breezes
Bar and Lounge, Wednesday to
Sunday, from 2pm until late.
Drinks alone are not what makes
Breezes Bar so special. It’s
the décor, the service and the
ambience.
Travel the length and breadth of
the Coast and you won’t find a
more stylish and comfortable bar
where you can meet with friends,
enjoy some quality beverages and
receive VIP service day and night.
Show & Stay Packages
THE ANIMALS & FRIENDS
Hotel & Apartments
Friday 4 March 2016
8.00pm QLD
$289.00 inc buffet breakfast
MELINDA SCHNEIDER
Sings Doris Day
DELUXE ACCOMMODATION
Friday 11 March 2016
8.00pm QLD
DRAGON
The Countdown Years
COUNTDOWN
National tour
Hits of the 70’s
Bad Boy For Love - Rose Tattoo
Am I Ever - Angels
Horror Movie - Skyhooks
High Voltage - AC/DC
Khe Sahn - Cold Chisel
Yesterday’s Hero - JPY
Glad All Over - Hush
Jump in my Car - TMG
Curiosity - LRP
Blue Day - Mi-Sex
Saturday 12 March 2016
8.00pm QLD
GREG & LAURA DOOLAN
Presents
The Dean Martin Story
Tuesday 15 March 2016
10.30am QLD
CELTIC BLUNDER
MARCH 12: DRAGON
THESetCOUNTDOWN
YEARS
1 – Top 10 Explosive Aussie Hits of the 70s
Saturday 19 March 2016
8.00pm QLD
DARREN WILLIAMS
Presents Poperatic
With Greg Hooper on Piano
10.30am QLD
$179 inc buffet breakfast
A EUROPEAN AFFAIR
Starring Grant Newsome
10.30am QLD
LEGENDARY VOICES OF ROCK
Friday 8 April 2016
8.30pm
THE HISTORY OF ROCK AND
ROLL - PART 1
According to Glenn Shorrock
Saturday 9 April 2016
8.30pm
APIA GOOD TIMES TOUR
Featuring Daryl Braithwaite,
Kate Ceberano, Jon Stevens &
John Paul Young
Saturday 4 June 2016
8.30pm
SYDNEY COMEDY FESTIVAL
SHOWCASE
Friday 23 September 2016
8.30pm
For one inclusive price you can
enjoy:
•O
vernight accommodation for
2 people in a hotel room
•2
tickets to see your selected
show
•F
ull buffet breakfast for 2 adults
at Signatures restaurant
To extend your show and stay
package and stay additional nights,
please contact reservations.
For more show & stay packages
please contact:
P 1800 19 20 20
or 07 5536 2121
W www.twintowns.com.au
*Conditions apply. Subject to
availability.
Stay & Save at Mantra Twin Towns
Mantra Twin Towns Hotel & Apartments is close to
beautiful beaches, restaurants, bars, the airport and is
on the doorstep of Twin Towns Services Club.
Stay 3+ nights
and save up to
5%*
Choose from Hotel Rooms or 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments.
To book call 13 15 17 or visit mantra.com.au
*Conditions apply. Subject to availability. Valid for
travel until 30/09/16. For full terms and conditions
visit mantra.com.au/terms-and-conditions.
Set 2 – The Dragon Countdown Files
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