It’s Men’s Health Week, and this year the focus is on men’s health checks. 50 men in Australia die each day from preventable causes. That’s around 18,000 men a year. One thing we can do to reduce the number of men dying too young is to increase the number of men getting health checks. BeContinue reading “Men’s Health Week 2024”
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Let’s talk about road safety and earn for St Mary’s!
We’re once again participating in the TAC Club Rewards program! This initiative not only promotes important conversations about road safety but also gives us the opportunity to earn up to $10,000 for our club. This year, the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) is placing a strong emphasis on discussing the dangers of speeding on Victoria’s roads.Continue reading “Let’s talk about road safety and earn for St Mary’s!”
Ultimate Bottomless Brunch
You’re invited to our annual Bottomless Brunch! Come and enjoy experience featuring unlimited beer, wine, sparkling, Pimms, and a cocktail. Plus, a variety of hot and cold food and delicious desserts. Participate in our silent auction and bid on amazing items such as a comedy night experience and a paint & sip event, or ticketsContinue reading “Ultimate Bottomless Brunch”
National Reconciliation Week 2024
Today marks the start of National Reconciliation Week. The theme for 2024 – Now More Than Ever – is a reminder to all of us that no matter what, the fight for justice and the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will and must continue. Despite moments of division, disengagement isn’t an option.Continue reading “National Reconciliation Week 2024”
National Volunteer Week: Kym Irvine’s St Mary’s Story
In celebration of National Volunteer Week, we spoke with Kym Irvine whose been volunteer at St Mary’s for 31 years and counting. Kym’s journey with St Mary’s began back in 1993 when his son took his first steps onto the field as a Tacker. In those early days Kym found himself involved in many roles.Continue reading “National Volunteer Week: Kym Irvine’s St Mary’s Story”
National Volunteer Week: Wayne Mace’s St Mary’s Story
To mark National Volunteer Week, we spoke with Wayne Mace, whose volunteer journey with St Mary’s spans three decades. Reflecting on his early days, Wayne fondly recalls, “My kids, Liam and Sean, started at St Mary’s Junior Club in 1994, and from there, our involvement just grew. Liz and I jumped in to lend aContinue reading “National Volunteer Week: Wayne Mace’s St Mary’s Story”
Our volunteers recognised by Volunteering Australia
During National Volunteer Week, we’re thrilled that Volunteering Australia spotlighted four of our outstanding volunteers: Liz Mace, Wayne Mace, Terry Derham and Livio Basile. Volunteers like them are the heart of our community and the backbone of our success; without volunteers, we don’t have a club. In the spirit of this year’s theme, ‘Something forContinue reading “Our volunteers recognised by Volunteering Australia”
National Volunteer Week 2024
Today marks the beginning of National Volunteer Week, a time to shine a spotlight on the incredible work of volunteers who make such a difference in our community. Whether you’re involved in game day management, event planning or cooking meals, your contributions are truly appreciated. But this week isn’t just about recognising current volunteers; it’sContinue reading “National Volunteer Week 2024”
Senior Women soar in Division 1
In a remarkable display of talent, our Senior Women’s team defeated reigning Division 1 Premiers Montmorency today! With a convincing 21-point win, our team left everyone impressed, keeping the the former champions to just one goal. This victory show the team’s dedication to excellence and their ability to compete at the highest level. It isContinue reading “Senior Women soar in Division 1”
Celebrating diversity: Netball’s inaugural Harmony Round
Tonight our netball teams participated in the NFNL’s inaugural Harmony Round, celebrating our multicultural society and the benefits it brings. Our players donned orange ribbons in their hair to show our commitment to embodying cultural inclusivity and diversity . Why orange? Orange signifies social communication and meaningful conversations. It also relates to the freedom ofContinue reading “Celebrating diversity: Netball’s inaugural Harmony Round”
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