Clubs WA July Bulletin by Clubs WA

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Issue 7, July 2015

Monthly Newsletter

SOLD OUT SHOW! 2015 Clubs WA Awards of Excellence

IN THIS EDITION

Royal Perth Yacht Club 150th Anniversary

2015 Awards for Excellence Winners

Wage Rates Update

Clubs WA Compliance Workshop Course

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A message from Karen Giles, Clubs WA CEO

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Karen Giles OPERATIONS MANAGER Bob Shanks training@clubswa.com.au ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Linda Soerianto exec@clubswa.com.au ACCOUNTS ADMINISTRATOR Michelle Hall admin@clubswa.com.au MARKETING & EVENTS COORDINATOR Ashleigh Willer marketing@clubswa.com.au SERVICES Juanita MacDonald services@clubswa.com.au ADMINISTRATION TRAINEE Isabella Johnstone info@clubswa.com.au ///////////////////// ///////////// For more information on anything printed in this issue of the Service Bulletin, please call 1300 640 616. Facebook/ClubsWA Twitter/ClubsWA Facebook/HospAllianceTraining Twitter/HATraining For more great tips and stories visit clubswa.com.au

Dear Member, Our industry celebrated our “night of nights” in style on the 13th of June at Crown Perth. Many donned the masquerade masks for our first ever sold out event with 470 people in attendance. We were fortunate to have both Minister Holt and Minister Simpson attend as our special guests on the evening to present our main awards as well as representatives from industry associations and partners across Australia. It was also great to catch up with so many of you on the night as we took our once in a year opportunity to celebrate what the licensed club industry has achieved for this state. We have received positive feedback from attendees on the night’s proceedings including the fantastic Stratosfunk band and MC Mark Readings. We have also received positive media stories on this event which helps to promote our industry and club membership. Below are a few points from my speech on the night that highlights our amazing industry: • We in the club industry are quiet achievers. We just get on with the job of making our local communities stay alive. And that is why keeping these awards going is so important to Clubs WA. It is

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our once a year opportunity to celebrate what this industry has accomplished – not just to the local economy - but also to the social fabric of WA. • Whether you are a finalist, supplier, representative or guest, every one of you has played a significant role in shaping our industry. • There is much in society today for us to easily detach ourselves from others – things such as: Work demands; health concerns; personal issues; and even just being time poor. Within this environment, maintaining and growing our club industry is vital to ensuring our society remains connected. Clubs WA remains committed to promoting the values and needs of licensed clubs in this state so that we can continue to service our local communities into the future. As I stated at our Awards night, I look forward to continue working closely with you all to promote our industry. In doing so, our clubs will continue to make a positive difference to society – as you all do every day. Thank you for being a part of this rewarding and evolving industry. Best wishes, Karen

Please address emails for State Councillors to exec@clubswa.com.au

CLUBS WA PRESIDENT Wally Maker

METRO COMMITTEE MEMBER Don Bartlem

METRO COMMITTEE MEMBER Geof Irvin

REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT Greg Hadlow

REGIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBER Stan Sherry

REGIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBER Max McDonald

METRO VICE PRESIDENT Keith Bransby

METRO COMMITTEE MEMBER Chris Richardson

METRO COMMITTEE MEMBER Ray Mansfield

TREASURER Tom Helm

REGIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBER Ray Maclean

REGIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBER Leone Bolto

Royal Perth Yacht Club 150th Anniversary Written by Sofia Krsmanovic, Marketing Intern The Royal Perth Yacht Club, the third oldest yacht club in Australia, is celebrating their 150th birthday this year. The club was established on the Perth Esplanade at the end of William Street in 1865 by a group of pioneered sailors who held yacht races for Foundation Day each year. The club is now situated on Matilda Bay, in the suburb of Crawley. In 1890, the Club received the title and prefix of Royal from Queen Victoria after the recommendation of Governor Sir Frederic Napier Broome.

The Royal Perth Yacht Club began their 150th birthday celebration in October last year and concluded with a Ball at Government House on Saturday 30th May.

Royal Perth Yacht Club also hosted the Parmelia Race, an 18,266 kilometre race, from Plymouth, UK to Perth in 1979 as part of Western Australia’s 150th Anniversary Celebrations. More recently, Royal Perth Yacht Club has produced champion sailors, including; Olympic Gold Medallist, Elise Rechichi, Paralympic Gold Medallists Jamie Dunross & Graeme Martin, Silver Medallist Rachael Cox, Bronze medallist Colin Harrison and World Champion Steven Thomas.

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Alan Bond’s win in 1983 America’s Cup ended the 132-year streak held by the New York Yacht Club and brought world focus to Fremantle and the Royal Perth Yacht Club. This win earned the club the right to host the 1987 America’s Cup in Fremantle. This larger-thanlife international event sparked interest for the state to establish new developments including the Hillary’s Boat Harbour, extensions to the railway line, and Challenger Harbour.

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Clubs WA Upcoming Events Club Managersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Course Date: 29 July 2015 Time: 9.00am - 3.30pm Place: Clubs WA Offices Unit 2, 12 Hammond Road, Cockburn Central Ticket Price: $195 per person including light lunch

Are you new to the Club Manager role? Are you a Committee Member responsible for the operations at your club? Do you have an RSA Certificate and would like to upgrade to an MLP1? Then this course is designed for you! All participants will receive a Statement of Attainment in MLP1 and a Certificate of Participation in the Clubs WA Club Managers Course.

National Human Resources & Workplace Relations Conference Date: 10 & 11 August 2015 Place: The Kirribilli Club, Lavender Bay, Sydney Cost $890 p/person.

PPCA licensing - Webinar Want to use music in your club? Concerned about licensing? PPCA will be hosting an informative webinar which will answer all your queries!

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Clubs Australia Industrial National Human Resources & Workplace Relations Conference 10 & 11 August 2015 The Kirribilli Club, Lavender Bay, Sydney

If you are a CEO, HR Manager, Operations Manager, Duty Manager or Payroll, this is your opportunity to network with a variety of experts whose knowledge will help grow your club through relevant workplace relations and human resources strategies. Featuring: Justice Iain Ross AO – President of the Fair Work Commission Elizabeth Wing – Anti-Discrimination Board of New South Wales Annabel Crabb (Cocktail Function Speaker) – ABC

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Club News Our State Budget 2015-16 - Protecting and supporting our community: Grassroots sport support continues

“It also encourages children to get back to unstructured play, which in itself is good but has many positive flow-on health benefits.” ClubTalk provides State sporting associations and industry peak bodies with the tools to use information communication technology to make running a club easier and more cost-effective. The CVP helps clubs recruit, train and retain a new generation of volunteers. Treasurer Mike Nahan said the Government was committed to funding programs which supported communities, especially those that encouraged physical activity. “Sport 4 All encourages healthy, connected communities and that is why we are continuing to invest in these worthwhile programs,” Dr Nahan said.

Source: http://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au/Pages/StatementDetails.aspx?listName=StatementsBarnett&StatId=9524

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The Minister said that since its inception in 2011, the hugely successful KidSport program had seen more than 43,000 children aged between five and 18 receive up to $200 to join a local club to play sport. “KidSport is more than just joining a sporting club,” she said. “Research shows that when kids join a club and get more physically active, they learn better. We also know there are so many mental, social and physical benefits for people being active. ”Nature Play WA which was founded by the State Government

- will receive $500,000 this year to support its work to encourage parents to balance the time children sit in front of screens with time spent outside being active. “Nature Play has become a much-loved way for families to discover and explore the outdoors,” Ms Davies said.

Community grassroots sport will get a further boost over the next two years with $10 million for the State Government’s highly successful Sport 4 All program. Comprising four initiatives in KidSport, Nature Play, ClubTalk and the Community Volunteer Project (CVP), the package increases participation in community sport and recreation in Western Australia. Sport and Recreation Minister Mia Davies today announced the funding as part of the 2015-16 State Budget.

2015 Awards for Excellence Winners!

“Mr Holt said he was thrilled to see regional WA so well represented among the nominees, with Dunsborough & Districts Country Club and Kellerberrin and Districts Club winning the small and medium Club of the Year awards respectively. With more than 320,000 people in WA registered as members of a club, the Minister said the organisations were an important piece of the social jigsaw and often at the heart of a thriving community.” *

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“The awards were a chance to thank the clubs, and particularly the volunteers who run them, for their hard work, passion and dedication.” - Minister for Housing; Racing and Gaming, The Hon. Colin Holt

*Source: https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au/Pages/Barnett/2015/06/WA’s-best-clubs-recognised-at-annual-awards-.aspx

The Clubs WA 2015 Awards for Excellence was a complete success with tickets sold out. The event was held in the Astral Ball, Crown Perth where the guests were treated with a 3 course meal and live entertainment provided by Stratosfunk. Many guests got ino the Masquerade Ball theme spirit and danced the night away! Photos taken by Stephen Barnby.

Marmion Angling and Aquatic Club was named the Clubs WA 2015 Club of the Year (Large) with Manager Robert Weir awarded for Club Manager of the Year. Presented by Melissa Smith, Operations Manager, Crown Perth with Minister Holt, Clubs WA President Mr. Wally Maker and Clubs WA CEO Karen Giles

Club of the Year Award (Small) - Dunsborough and Districts Country Club, represented by Club Manager of the Year Bruce Taylor.

Club of the Year Award (Medium) - Kellerberrin and Districts Club and Club Manager of the Year Mark White.

Minister Simpson congratulated all nominees and winners of the 2015 Clubs WA Awards for Excellence, here with Gosnells Football and Sports Club stalwart George Leathley, who was recognised with the Lifetime Contribution to Volunteering award. Awarded by Scott Bell from Beyond Bank with Clubs Australia President Mr. Peter Newell.

Members Choice Club of the Year Award Manning Memorial Bowling Club, John McCooke and Andy Lill awarded by Jessica Patterson representing Lavan Legal

Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Choice for Club Achievement Award Margaret River Districts Club, Warren Thompson, awarded by Mr. Wally Maker

Volunteer Contribution - Mike Whitney, Waroona Bowling and Social Club, awarded by Peter Newell, Clubs Australia President and congratulated by Minister for Volunteering Tony Simpson, and Clubs WA President Mr. Wally Maker

MC Mark Readings with Junior Amateur Sportsperson of the Award winner Elizabeth Allan, Dudley Bowling and Recreation Club

Clubs in the Community â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Community Partnerships Award Sponsored by Arthur J Gallagher Gosnells Bowling Club

“I am happy to report that the State Government will continue to work with Clubs WA to ensure all Western Australian clubs have access to services and the support they need to fulfill the expectations of their members,” Minister Holt said. *

Clubs in the Community – Special Projects Award Sponsored by Mal Atwell Freebairn Recreation Club Inc

Clubs WA Staff and interns all contributed to make the night a success!

100 Year Milestone - Katanning Club, representative Leone Bolto, awarded by Mr. Wally Maker

Employee of the Year AwardPaula Mosley, Marmion Angling and Aquatic Club, awarded by Ross Sampson representing ATI-Mirage

Images can be found on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ClubsWA For the full list of winners visit our website: http://www.clubswa.com.au/Media/media/news

*Source: https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au/Pages/Barnett/2015/06/WA’s-best-clubs-recognised-at-annual-awards-.aspx

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Wage Rates 2015/16 Written by Linda Soerianto, Administration Manager

The Fair Work Commission has announced a 2.5% increase to minimum wages. The increase will apply from the first full pay period starting on or after 1 July 2015. Member clubs who are subscribed to Clubs WA Workplace Relations Service have been provided with a link to access the wage rates on our website. These members will also be emailed an updated version of â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;the Awardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; (the Registered & Licensed Clubs Award 2010) which will reflect a CPI increase in allowances such as: meal and travel allowance.

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Clubs WA Workplace Relation Service is developed in partnership with Clubs Australia Industrial and Clubs NSW to provide member clubs with personalised service from wage rates interpretation to resolution of employment conflicts such as: unfair dismissal claim, termination of employment and much more. For more information on this superior service or to register for your annual subsidised subscription, please contact Clubs WA on 1300 640 616 or info@clubswa.com.au.

Compliance Workshop Course Clubs WA held another successful Good Governance in the Club Industry workshop at our offices at 12 Hammond Road, Cockburn on Tuesday 26th May. The morning session, run by Operations Manager Bob Shanks, was again very well attended with a good mix from metropolitan and regional clubs, as well as a diverse range of clubs from yachting, golf, bowling and powerboats! This month’s workshop covered another 5-modules of the Good Governance in the Club Industry training course developed by Clubs WA specifically for community clubs in Western Australia.

• Module 1 Associations Incorporation Act 1987 (WA) incorporation, running a club, common seal, and key obligations. • Module 2 Responsible Service of Alcohol review legal obligations, disorderly persons, standard drinks, and refusal of service. • Module 3 Liquor Control Act 1988 club licence conditions, extended trading permits, responsibilities, and approved managers. • Module 4 Club Constitutions legal requirements, altering the constitution, and resources. • Module 5 Records & Signage legal requirements, privacy & confidentiality, and destroying & archiving.

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Department of Racing, Gaming and Liquor (DRGL) Representation

Steve Spallarosa, Education and Advisory Officer from the Department of Racing, Gaming & Liquor, provided an informative overview of club and club restricted licences. Steve provided an excellent insight into the functioning of the department and the roles of compliance officers, stressing that the issuing non-compliance notices was not the desired outcome for visits to clubs. Steve spoke at length of the department’s keenness to work with clubs to ensure all clubs were compliant with the departments rules.

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Karen Giles, CEO from Clubs WA, provided an overview of the proposed changes to the Incorporations Act, which looks very likely to move through parliament without further amendment proposed. C l u b s WA will provide a full overview of the changes to the Act when the “new” Act is released.

During and after the light luncheon people were invited to talk with any of the presenters about their club and general conditions in the club industry. Steve Spallarosa, Karen Giles and Clubs WA staff gladly engaged in frank and open discussions about numerous issues for more than an hour, with the final consensus being that the workshop had been a valuable exercise in good governance and general compliance.

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Need a place to unwind? look no further than Crown Perth! As a longstanding, proud partner of Clubs WA, Crown Perth relishes this opportunity to update you on developments at the resort. With two luxury hotels onsite, and nearly 700 rooms, we are pleased to announce Crown Promenade Perth has just undergone a complete refurbishment with the hotel’s guest rooms being redesigned with a vibrant new colour palette and luxury furnishings.

The Superior King Room photo taken at Crown Promenade

The jewel in the Crown has to be the custom-made beds! Each room features a luxurious top-of-the-range model designed to provide maximum comfort. Experience it for yourself and cosy up with Crown Promenade’s special ‘Winter Comforts Package’ from $268* per night, which includes overnight accommodation in a Superior room, buffet breakfast for two and sparkling wine available until 12 October 2015 or take advantage of the ongoing discount Crown offers Clubs WA members and receive 20% off the best available daily rate (subject to availability). To book, call 1800 055 133 and quote ‘Clubs WA’.

Crown Perth is in the middle of constructing a luxury hotel to be known as Crown Towers, which will open in 2016. The 500 room hotel will be the largest hotel in Perth and will provide a big boost to the local economy, with extra conference and convention facilities, as well as restaurants and retail shops. There truly is something for everyone at Crown – there’s so much to experience and the resort offers a spectacular venue to dine, stay, play, celebrate and be entertained. and cold dishes. All-you-can-eat dining has never tasted so good!

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Crown Perth is proud to host some of the world’s most talented performers, with an exciting line-up of acclaimed musicals and shows every year. Get ready for the time of your life as the worldwide smash-hit Dirty Dancing heads to town! Taking the stage from 5 August, this spectacular theatrical production will be a truly unforgettable live experience. Also, The Lion King arrives in Perth for the very first time this November! Seen by over 80 million people, Disney’s landmark musical event is playing at Crown Theatre for a strictly limited season and you won’t want to miss it. Tickets to Dirty Dancing and The Lion King are on sale now. Visit crownperth.com.au/entertainment for more information on these and other great shows at Crown Perth. To make your experience even easier, Crown has recently opened a new Multi-Level Car Park providing an additional 1,500 parking bays. 16

With more than 30 restaurants and bars at the resort, including great value dishes at 88 Noodle Bar, Junction Grill and Market & Co, Crown Perth can cater to any craving. 88 Noodle Bar will delight your senses with the real flavours of Asia, Junction Grill has you covered with pastas, wood fired pizzas, hearty steaks, fresh seafood and delectable desserts, or for a more relaxed meal with friends, take in the contemporary surrounds of Market & Co and enjoy a truly fresh and flavoursome dining experience. Plus, if you follow your tastebuds to these restaurants in July, you can enjoy selected main meals for just $13.95!* This ‘Tasty Treats’ special is available from Sunday to Thursday for lunch and dinner. Amongst the buzz and action of the casino you’ll also find Perth’s best-value buffet, Carvers, with a famous carvery station plus a wide selection of hot

If you visit the resort often, it’s definitely worth becoming a member of Crown Club so you can earn points every time you dine, stay or play at Crown Perth. It’s completely free to join and being a member means you are simply rewarded for having fun! Crown Club members automatically receive a range of benefits such as discounted parking, 10% food discounts at selected casual restaurants, 10% off hotel accommodation,* discounted meals at Carvers and much more. Members also receive entry to special promotions and offers, plus when you celebrate your birthday at Crown Perth you can receive a complimentary glass of sparkling wine and birthday cake,* as well as a prize draw in your birthday month! You can join Crown Club by downloading a form from crownperth.com.au and dropping it off at one of the Crown Club desks at Crown Perth, or simply visit Crown and speak to one of the friendly team. As a valued Clubs WA member, if you join Crown Club between 1 July and 30 August 2015 and quote ‘Clubs WA’, you will automatically go in the draw to win dinner for two to the value of $200, plus an overnight stay at Crown Promenade!**

For more information or restaurant and hotel bookings, visit crownperth.com.au or call 1800 055 133. *Terms and conditions apply, visit crownperth.com.au for details. ** Visit crownperth.com.au/join-our-club for full terms and conditions.

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