Showcasing career imagery and accompanying stories from Australian veterans, this exhibition provides a rare glimpse into the life and experiences of fellow Australians who have served their country. The purpose of the Point & Shoot exhibition is not to display perfectly captured photos from professional photographers. But rather, to share some of those moments frozen in time that those who serve our nation thought were worth remembering across a range of peace and wartime operations. The stories and acts of bravery and courage that are often recounted in military history do not happen in isolation. It is the sacrifices of the many that allow the stories of the few to be told. Point and Shoot provides a platform for all Australian veterans to share their unique stories through the creative lens of photography. Veterans, Current and ex Service Men and Women and families, as well as the General Public are most Welcome to Attend. School groups are asked to contact Kent on 0417 834 579 to arrange timings and or parking.

cnr Bay and George Main Rds Victor Harbor

WW1 Veteran, Pt Thomas Darrie 48th Battalion, Unmarked Grave Ceremony will be conducted by The Headstone Project Team at the Victor Harbor Cemetery on Saturday 27 July 2024. Service commences at 11am where a Headstone will finally be unveiled and allow Pt Darrie to Rest in Peace. Family Members or Veterans wishing to attend please call VH RSL President Kent Johncock on 0417 834 579. Lest we Forget.

RSL, cnr Bay and George Main Roads Victor Harbor

Are you searching for a meaningful way to contribute to your community? Well, we have an exceptional opportunity awaiting you! The Tailem Bend Community Centre (TBCC), Murray Mallee Community Passenger Network (MMCPN), is urgently seeking volunteer drivers in Murray Bridge and Meningie to provide vital medical and social transport to community members in need. Whether it's a trip to the doctor's office, a visit to a friend, or simply transportation to an important appointment, your assistance can profoundly impact someone's life within your community. And here's the remarkable part - by volunteering with TBCC MMCPN, you can fulfill your job seeker payment obligations while making a positive difference in someone's life. There's absolutely no cost on your end to get involved. We provide the vehicles, a uniform, and even offer a meal allowance if your driving commitment exceeds 5 hours. Additionally, there are no fixed schedules; we simply send trip requests, and you decide whether to accept or decline. If driving isn't your thing? No worries! We're also on the lookout for volunteer companions who can journey alongside individuals, offering support and guidance, particularly during challenging times. We understand that navigating hospitals and coping with negative diagnoses can be overwhelming. That's why we're seeking compassionate volunteers, who can provide a comforting presence, help with navigating through medical facilities, and offer emotional support when it's needed most. So, why hesitate? Join our team of devoted volunteer drivers and become a driving force for good in your community. To sign up or learn more, contact Tailem Bend Community Centre today at 08 8572 3513. Together, let's create a meaningful difference, one ride at a time! Volunteer today and be the change you wish to see in the world.

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If you would like to volunteer your time to help us build aviaries and shelters for our Wildlife Sanctuary in...

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING TO DO ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON? Why not come and play croquet? Age is no restriction – it’s a game for young and old. We call it a “nice nasty” game as, if you can’t score the hoop, the idea is to try to prevent your opponent from doing so. Lots of fun is had in the process. It offers mild physical exercise in the fresh air with a little bit of brain strain! All equipment is provided and the only requirement is that you wear ENCLOSED FLAT SOLED SHOES.

46 Thomas Street (corner of Short Street)