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$5,000 KIDS TOY RAFFLE THIS SATURDAY Tickets on sale from 5pm / Drawn from 6:30pm

Don’t forget our Car for Christmas draws are on TONIGHT at LUSC! Cruise into summer with a brand new 2023 MG MG5 in Diamond Red [?] Simply spend $10 in the bar or bistro in one transaction to receive an entry! (members only) Not a member? Perfect time to become one! Head to reception to become a member today! Draws take place every Thursday – final draw Thursday 14th December Come down for THREE exciting draws every week: 50,000 POINTS DRAW from 6pm $10,000 MEGA MEMBERS DRAW from 6:30pm CAR KEY DRAW from 7pm! Plus a HUGE final draw on Thu 14 December with 2 x Keys to be won, exciting CASH prizes and DOUBLE bonus points! Total of 12 keys to be won Full terms & conditions available at reception. Winners must be members and present at the time of the draw #wp

$20,000 CLUB SUPERDRAW THIS WEEK Members simply need to be present between 6pm and 8pm to be in the draw!

Car for Christmas at Laurieton United Services Club Thursday Night means it’s time for another round of our Car for Christmas Draws! Just spent $10 at the bar or bistro in one transaction to receive an entry (members only) Not a member? Head to reception to become a member today and get involved – you may just win yourself a brand new car! Draws take place every Thursday in October, November and December – final draw Thursday 14th December Get ready for THREE exciting draws every Thurs: 50,000 POINTS DRAW from 6pm $10,000 MEGA MEMBERS DRAW from 6:30pm CAR KEY DRAW from 7pm! Plus a HUGE final draw on Thu 14 December with 2 x Keys to be won, exciting CASH prizes and DOUBLE bonus points! Total of 12 keys to be won Full terms & conditions available at reception. Winners must be members and present at the time of the draw. #wp

Santa has visited the Club early $5,000 Toy Raffle is coming Saturday 2nd December

by Laura Telford A state of the art junior golf facility will be built at Kew Country Club and is hoped to continue to foster the talents of local, rising stars. The project will deliver infrastructure to Kew Country Club to provide an interactive Youth Golf Academy building on their already successful North Coast Junior Masters competition. The $126,000 project was announcement on February 28 with funds coming from the NSW Government’s Stronger Country Communities Fund and the Kew Country Club. Kew Country Club general manager Rob Dwyer said it was a very exciting day for the community of Kew and the whole of the Camden Haven. “We are so excited to have received this grant to build the facility,” Mr Dwyer said. + Read more

by Vickii Byram ​The slogan that sells Queensland is very familiar and now, so is the duo Busby Marou, who feature in the state’s tourism ads. Tom Busby and Jeremy Marou were chosen for the ads because the powers that be wanted to really try to connect with people to show Queenslanders as being genuine. ​”We found out through the agency they were looking for “normal Queenslanders” to be in the ads. We were getting known, and our song Sound of Summer was a good fit to feature in the ads,” Busby says. + read more

– by Robert Dougherty ​Hastings kids have studied the fine art of sushi making under the guidance of head chef Jason Bird. Around 25 youngsters made their own sushi during a Junior Masterchef session at the Laurieton United Services Club (LUSC) on Thursday, January 2. Mr Bird who coordinates a team of five chefs and four cooks at LUSC said making sushi is not a complicated process, but you can muck it up a million ways. “Sushi is definitely more popular with the kids than what I thought it would be,” he said. read more +

The presence and pageantry of the atmosphere that IWA brings to clubs and venues all over Australia is unmatched by any other entertainment act. The bruises, bumps and bodyslams will provide for a night you will never ever forget. For more than 30 years, International Wrestling Australia has been providing entertainment for locals in urban and regional locations that is as physical as it comes. read more +

– by Robert Dougherty​More than $6500 has been raised for NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) volunteers during a New Year’s Eve celebration in Laurieton. Around six-hundred State Emergency Services (SES), RFS volunteers and their families were treated to dinner at Laurieton United Services Club (LUSC) instead of the annual fireworks display on Tuesday, December 31. The event was featured three bands, childrens rides and was achieved with a community grant from the Rotary Club of Laurieton. The Rotary Club of Laurieton director of community service Alan Anderson said the team had done their duty to support the community. “Everyone coming through on the gate was very supportive of suspending the fireworks and diverting the money to the RFS,” he said. read more +