Kirribilli Ex-Servicemen’s Club Sub Branch founded this club in 1946 to offer quality services to North Sydney communities. Boasting breathtaking harbour bridge and Lavender Bay views from Lavender Bay Cliffs, it provides dining and beverage options in an exclusive atmosphere, outdoor spaces for enjoying nature as well as an impressive ANZAC memorial events calendar – membership options are available for both adults and families.
Kirribilli Club boasts a longstanding presence in North Sydney, with strong community connections tied to ANZAC traditions. While celebrating its past within a contemporary environment, its aim is to become one of Sydney’s premier entertainment and hospitality venues, featuring restaurants, sports bars with multiple large format TV’s, premium TAB, gaming lounge, Sunset Cafe as well as conference and function facilities available to both members and non-members alike.
New South Wales (NSW) is famous for its stunning coastline and rich history, and Sydney has long been a top tourist destination. Recently however, controversy and concern among some residents have arisen regarding an increase in gambling establishments including poker machines in Sydney.
NSW boasts more than 95,000 poker machines, making it one of the country’s premier gambling markets. These machines can be found anywhere from small pubs to large clubs and are accessible both to locals and visitors. While their popularity has surged considerably over time, there remain concerns that gambling may have detrimental impacts on local communities.