Sub Clubs – Interests

Whiskey of the Month: The Dalmore Port Wood Reserve

Available in the Members Bar. Originating in the century-old rivers of Portugal and sent to the Scottish Highlands, the iconic Dalmore Port Wood Reserve was bestowed upon Clan McKenzie. A Clan that prides itself on quality and tradition and shoulders with royalty. Made with exquisite artisanship, the Dalmore has made another long journey across the [...]

Whiskey of the Month: The Dalmore Port Wood Reserve2026-01-22T11:18:20+10:00

Can You Solve This Puzzle?

Wednesday 28 January from 18:30 to 20:30 in the Members Bar.Enter 2026 ready to tackle the puzzles and mind games Chess has to offer!Whether you're a beginner or an expert, we invite all members to enjoy the sophistication and camaraderie that chess brings to the Club and be part of a supportive community ready to [...]

Can You Solve This Puzzle?2026-01-05T14:47:31+10:00

Colin Dunn Wins the Victor Audette Trophy!

The Tattersalls Golfing members gathered in the Dining Room for the annual Golf Sub-Club Christmas lunch, where the true spirit of golf and friendship took centre stage. The festive event offered fantastic food amidst cheerful members, and also gave everyone the chance to celebrate the impressive achievements of the 2025 Victor Audette Shield winner, [...]

Colin Dunn Wins the Victor Audette Trophy!2025-12-18T09:52:40+10:00

November Book Club Recap: Dracula by Bram Stoker

By member Nichole Donovan A "Spooky, Eerie, Fun" or "Boring As Bats" read - depending on your perspective! Our group gave the book a solid 7/10, and the discussion about it, we gave a 9/10. We explored how the supernatural fits naturally into Victorian society and the dangers of being too polite within it, [...]

November Book Club Recap: Dracula by Bram Stoker2025-12-04T10:19:29+10:00

Our Next Literary Gathering: Dracula

Tuesday 25 November at 17:30 in the Members Bar. Step into the chilling world of one of literature’s most iconic horror stories! Our next Book Club selection is Bram Stoker’s classic novel, Dracula. Set in the late 1800s, the story follows a young Englishman’s journey to a remote Transylvanian castle, a trip that [...]

Our Next Literary Gathering: Dracula2025-11-11T17:22:24+10:00

BYO Wednesday – Sip, Savour, and Save

Available in the Dining Room and Members Bar. Here's a little secret some of our members have been enjoying for a while (and we want to make sure you don't miss out!): Every Wednesday is BYO day. That special bottle you've been saving? The one you picked up on your last trip or have [...]

BYO Wednesday – Sip, Savour, and Save2025-11-12T11:53:56+10:00

End-of-Year Celebrations Across Our Sub Clubs! 

As the end of the year approaches, our Sub Clubs have their last sessions or celebrations scheduled. We encourage all members involved or interested in any of their Sub Clubs to attend and meet some great people to grow and celebrate the community. Run Club Lunch Thursday 20 November from 12:00 - 14:00 in [...]

End-of-Year Celebrations Across Our Sub Clubs! 2025-11-12T11:51:15+10:00

Book Club Recap: The Bomber Mafia by Malcolm Gladwell

Recap by member Peter Werner. Book Club members (including 2 new members) met in the Club on Tuesday 28 October, over a glass of wine, to discuss the October reading: “The Bomber Mafia” by author Malcolm Gladwell. This story, set in WW2, is a case study which explored the view that long-range heavy bomber [...]

Book Club Recap: The Bomber Mafia by Malcolm Gladwell2025-11-06T10:53:48+10:00

Swinging Through The Australian: Golf Day Highlights

Golf Day Recap. Twenty-four members and their guests gathered for our fourth golf event of the year at the stunning Australian Golf Club. While the day began with fog blanketing Sydney, it quickly gave way to clear blue skies and brilliant sunshine just as we teed off. Playing conditions were, as you might expect, [...]

Swinging Through The Australian: Golf Day Highlights2025-10-22T15:50:17+10:00

September Book Club Recap: When Breath Becomes Air

Report by Ian Pendleton This month, the Book Club discussed Paul Kalanithi’s remarkable memoir, When Breath Becomes Air.  A young neurosurgeon with a love of literature, Paul is on the brink of completing his training when he is diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer.  Members found the book profoundly moving and beautifully written. Topics discussed [...]

September Book Club Recap: When Breath Becomes Air2025-10-02T10:51:06+10:00

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