Book Club

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

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

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

This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein – Recap

Report by John Olovich Most readers of the book found the exposé on the environment by Naomi Klein overwhelming but enlightening. It covered aspects of climate change, its man-made causes and possible solutions in detail, which was reiterated with well-researched evidence. Members of the book club found the author's propositions for positive change to [...]

This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein – Recap2025-09-04T11:29:12+10:00

August Book Club Meeting: This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein

In This Changes Everything, journalist and activist Naomi Klein makes a bold argument: the climate crisis is not just an environmental issue, it’s a direct result of our current economic system. She challenges the idea that we can fix global warming with small tweaks or green technology alone. Instead, Klein says that real change [...]

August Book Club Meeting: This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein2025-08-06T15:52:52+10:00

Books, Boats & British Banter: May Book Club Reminder

Tuesday 27 May at 17:30 in the Members Bar. This month, we are setting sail with Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome, a timeless comedic gem that showcases British wit long before the era of streaming specials. Published in 1889, the novel chronicles the escapades of three friends—J. (the narrator), [...]

Books, Boats & British Banter: May Book Club Reminder2025-05-20T09:49:25+10:00

Three Blokes & a Boat: Book Club Pick

Tuesday 27 May from 17:30 in the Members Bar This month, we’re hitting the (fictional) water with Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome, a classic comedy that proves Brits were making dry jokes long before Netflix specials. It’s 1889, and the story follows three friends, Jerome (the narrator), George, and Harris, [...]

Three Blokes & a Boat: Book Club Pick2025-05-06T10:53:52+10:00

Book Club: Life After Ted by R.D. Feneley

Tuesday 27 August at 17:30 in the Members' Bar The next Book Club meeting is just 2 weeks away and there’s still time to start reading! We will discuss “Life after Ted” by Richard Feneley, a brilliant, poignant and funny exploration of the rollout effects of grief. Ted McCall is a legend among Bondi [...]

Book Club: Life After Ted by R.D. Feneley2024-08-06T16:14:00+10:00

Book Club: Fierce Invalids Home Form Hot Climates by Tom Robbin

Tuesday 30 July at 17:30 in the Members Bar The next Book Club meeting is just a few days away and we will be discussing “Fierce invalids home form hot climates" by Tom Robbin. Switters is a contradiction for all seasons: an anarchist who works for the government; a pacifist who carries a gun; [...]

Book Club: Fierce Invalids Home Form Hot Climates by Tom Robbin2024-07-25T10:22:16+10:00

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