Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club MSLSC 98th ANNUAL REPORT · photographer. Many of the photo’s...

Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving ClubMSLSC

98th ANNUAL REPORT 2019 . 2020

Our Club Family

PREVENTATIVE ACTIONS 1,814

MISSING PERSONS 3

MARINE STINGERS

Minor 1,017Major -

FIRST AID

Minor 138Major 40Spinal Injuries 7Fractures 8Oxygen Therapy 5Defib Cases 1Rescues (CPR) 1

SURF RESCUE

BEACH ATTENDANCE

Swimmers between the flags 36,827Swimmers outside the flags 15,103Craft Users 2,303On Beach 103,890

BEACH CLOSURES

Shark 1

RESCUES

No Gear 3Rescue Tube 7Rescue Board 4IRB 13Other -

MOOLOOLABA PATROL STATISTICS 2019 . 2020

DID YOU KOW...The Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club total membership is 1,420 for the 2019 . 2020 season.

3O U R C L U B F A M I LY

Mae GardinerAward

Cherie Bell andMichael Allwood

Club Persons of the yearCongratulations to Cherie Bell and Michael “Rocky” Allwood.

Rocky and Cherie are a dynamic duo to say the least, as both individually and as a couple, they have contributed positively to Club life in many ways.

Cherie has not only competed and trained with Mooloolaba this season, she has also found time to patrol 56 hrs, maintain her role as a co-captain of K Patrol and has provided water safety at the various carnivals that our beach has hosted. You may also know Cherie as one of our Club trainers volunteering to induct new bronzies and making sure we are all proficient each year! One course is well over 100 hrs.

In her spare time, she has undertaken the big job of redesigning the Club's apparel to give us a more modern look, just in time for our Centennial Year. In addition to all that, Cherie has conducted interviews on behalf of the nipper fraternity, helping to choose our nipper captain, and been our Club photographer. Many of the photo’s that we show you have been taken by Cherie

Rocky has also been at the front and centre of the Club this season, undertaking a volunteer coaching role for the board. This session started out with only 3 people in the early days and grew to having up to 20 people at the peak of training. Many people who do Rocky’s sets love that he incorporates his sense of Aussie humour into every session. In addition to coaching, Rocky has patrolled with wife Cherie, undertaken water safety and trained with his own boat crew.

Rocky is a great contributor when it comes to fundraising for the Club. He can often be seen with his fellow boaties pounding the pavement of the local businesses to bring in some much needed funding for our Club.

As a couple Rocky and Cherie have also contributed thousands of dollars towards the Club this season and we humbly thank them for remembering us as we are heavily reliant upon donations to keep the beach safe!

M O O L O O L A B A S U R F L I F E S AV I N G C L U B 2 0 1 9 . 2 0 2 04

Family is a gift that lasts foreverThis year we proudly honour the families of our Club, as never before have our families been more

important. Family is life's greatest blessing, a group that dreams, laughs and plays together. You can always count on family, always present in good times and bad. At Mooloolaba, we are fortunate to

have many different family groups who are lucky to call our beach and Club home.

It is our great pleasure to present to you, the 98th Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club and The Surf Club Mooloolaba Annual Report and Financial Statements for the 2019 . 2020 financial year.

Sincerely,Janine Wilson

Secretary MSLSC


PhotographersMany thanks to all the photographers that kindly supplied photographs for this year's Annual Report.

MAE GARDINER AWARD 3Dedication - Our Club Families 4Dedication - The Graham Family 62019 . 2020 Season 7Dedication - The Patrol Family 8Presidents Report 9In Memoriam 10Club Captains Report 11Our Life Members 12New Life Member 13Club Trophies 14Patrolling Excellence 15Mooloolaba Beach Patrols 16DARYLE PAYNE AWARD 19Training Awards 21Dedication - The Veteran Family 22DOUG JEWRY AWARD 23PERCE BERIGAN AWARD 24JAC Chairmans Report 25Dedication - The Fink Family 27Youth Development Report 30Financial Statements 33

Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club 98th ANNUAL REPORT 2019 . 2020 The Esplanade P.O. Box 1112 Mooloolaba Queensland 4557 07 5452 3711

[email protected] www.mooloolabaslsc.com.au

SponsorsSpecial thanks to all our Sponsors. We are privileged to have your support throughout the year.

Cover This year's cover photo is one of our youngest family groups. The Mooloolaba Nippers green caps proudly wearing their Boost Long Sleeve Rashies!

Contents

M O O L O O L A B A

M O O L O O L A B A


Having five generations of the Graham family as members of Mooloolaba Surf Club is very special. The family has formed lifelong friendships over the years and have memories that will last a lifetime.

In 1968, Peter (“Stitches”) Graham joined Mooloolaba as a foundation Nipper, alongside his Dad (Don Graham), Mum (June Graham), and Grandfather (Dave Andersen) and later younger brother Craig. The entire family have been integral members of the Club for over 50 years.

Dave, who is a Life Member, volunteered his time to paint the Clubhouse after it was rebuilt in 1979-80 and assisted in fundraising and maintenance around the Club.

Don was the first life member of the nippers and is also a Life Member of the senior Club. He held multiple roles over the years including Secretary for the Nippers, Gear Steward and Team Manager for nippers and the senior Club. Don was carnival organiser for the Queensland state titles on several occasions. June was involved in fundraising and used to make the Club caps and raffle bags. Craig was a vigilant patrol member and also participated in fundraising.

DedicationOur Club FamilyThe Graham Family.

Peter, also a Life Member, was President of the Club from 2010 to 2015 and held many other Surf Club and Supporters Club committee positions over the years. Peter won multiple Queensland and Australian Titles as a beach competitor and became the youngest open champion in any event at the time when he won the Queensland senior and junior beach flags titles in 1974, aged 15. He was the Club beach coach for around 30 years and is now involved in IRB racing as a competitor and coach. Peter was also involved in fundraising which included driving to Brisbane on weekends to run raffles at the Royal Exchange Hotel as well as house to house collections and local pub raffles.

Peter’s daughters, Talea and Breanna, joined Nippers when they were old enough and competed in most events including Rescue and Resuscitation (R & R) and March Past. They eventually moved into IRB racing together with Peter. Peter’s granddaughter, Lettie, joined Nippers this season and his grandson, Corbin, is set to join Nippers next season.


Judiciary CommitteeChairman: John HarrisPanel: Lee Davenport, Brad Davies, Tony Imbrogno, Jan Muir, Bob Stewart and Craig Vipond

Governance and Advisory CommitteeLife Governor: Joe WesternLife Governor: Alan MurrayMember: Kevin LynchMember: Mick SharryMember: Joanne TibbitsMember: Bill Wadley Building and Review CommitteeJosh Meyers, Remi Rafter, Ross Gorfine, Mark Hickey, Steve Wedd and Mark Troyahn

Club Patrons CR John Connolly Fiona Simpson MP Andrew Wallace MP Mayor Mark Jamieson

Lifesaving Administration StaffLifesaving Operational Mgr: Jacki HullMSLSC Accountant: Nigel DobellNipper & Surf Sports Admin: Kylie JonesLifesaving Administration: Kaitlyn BatesMaintenance: Don McDonaldCleaning: Phil Ilott

Junior Activities CommitteeChairman: Matthew HorderVice Chairman: Stacey Campbell Anthony ThomasSecretary: Steve Notley Treasurer: Claire BascombeGear Steward: Ryan JonesRegistrar: Jodie Moore Lisa MainelliChief Water Safety Officer: Tony Imbrogno

Coaching Team Craig Parker Sean Cotton Mitchell Miller Shane Dalziel Michael Allwood Al Brauer Paul Rogers

The Surf Club Mooloolaba Supporters CommitteePresident: John McNamaraSecretary: Margaret SimmsTreasurer: Mark WalshMember: Todd McKeeMember: Josh MeyersMember: Tom WoodMember: Brad Davies

Thank you for your dedication.

Executive Committee - Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving ClubPresident: Andrew CairnsSecretary: Janine WilsonTreasurer: Graham TooheyCaptain: Heidi ImbrognoDirector of Surf Sports: Shane LintonChief Training Officer: Bill OchmanJAC Chairman: Matthew Horder

Office BearersVice President: Darryl JohnsonVice Captain: Steve Notley Asst. Director Surf Sports: Sean CottonAsst. CTO: Lisa CottonIRB Officer: Ian WarburtonFirst Aid Officer: Stacey CampbellAsst. Secretary / Treasurer: Karen DeanSurf Boat Captain: Dave EarlyRadio Officer: Blake IsonCadet Officers: Emma Angel, Karina TrotterClub Supervisor: Mick SharryMasters Representative: Fergus Liddle Team Manager: Shane LintonSafety Officer: VacantLifesaving Gear and Equipment Officer: Ryan JonesGrievance Officer: Matt Stewart

COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND STAFF

2019.2020 Seasonmembers


Patrol family is a diverse collection of people who enjoy coming together to provide a service to the community and to ensure people enjoy their time at the beach. They’re a team of mates, a network of friends who support each other mentally, have each other’s back and trust their ability to keep our beaches safe.

There’s a lot of similarities between lifesaving patrols and families, there’s a wide range of ages and experience, the elders pass on their knowledge to the younger ones, teenagers are always testing the boundaries, we all work together in a crisis and a host of other similarities; but the one defining trait that keeps families and patrols in harmony; is knowing that we’ve always got each other’s back.

The top picture is a recent one, Dave Slatter and Steve Notley on COVID-19 surveillance patrol, signing ‘zero people on the beach, zero in the water and zero drownings.’ The bottom photo is F Patrol COVID-19 style.

DedicationOur Club FamilyThe Patrol Family.


Over the course of the season we saw an increase in engagement across all areas of the Club – this includes, and is not limited to, an increase in membership numbers, an increase in award holders, an increase in efficiencies through technology, and an increase in communication. We continued to see the re-engagement with Life Members and this has led to the establishment of a working group for the upcoming centenary in 2022.

Financially the Club has performed well and has managed to maintain its current level of debt reduction. Fixed revenue remained stable and we were fortunate to receive a one-off payment from the Supporters Club as a principal reduction to the inter-related loan facility. Prudent financial management is still the main priority of the Club and will remain so until such time that we carry nil debt. At this point we will look to growth based, income generating initiatives to ensure we build a sustainable Lifesaving Club for the future.

Throughout the season we were also reminded of the very real situation of why we are here and you, our members, performed above and beyond both in preventative action and through care management of the community we serve. The collaboration, support and teamwork in providing a safe beach was always at the forefront of everything we achieved.

Our Surf Sports results are continuing to gain traction across all disciplines and age groups and is testament to our coaching teams and their programs, participation rates, and we are continuing to work towards structured programs that cater for all abilities.

The season end saw a once in a lifetime event (COVID-19) that took everyone by surprise. Fortunately, through a collaborative approach we were proactive in managing this crisis and maintained the safety of our members and the community. We were also mindful of the reputational risk associated with delaying action and as a result of this we will come through the other side bigger and better.

In closing I would like to thank the Supporters Club Committee and Staff for their tireless support of the Lifesaving Club. I would also like to extend a warm heartfelt thanks to the Lifesaving office team (Jacki, Kaitlyn and Kylie) – without their support the Club literally would not function. To the management committee and all other position holders – thank you for your ongoing commitment in serving the members and maintaining your respective portfolios. Finally, to you our members and your families – thank you for choosing Mooloolaba to be your Club family. It is not something we take for granted and we will continue to remain humble and serve you and the community as best we can.

Thanks for a great season and bring on our 99th season!!!

CairnsyPresident

Welcome to the 98th Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club Annual Report!!!!

It is fitting that this season was dedicated to FAMILIES. When we look at the underlying meaning behind this theme we only need to look around the Club to see that the conventional definition of family is not applicable. Across the Club it is easy to identify various groups that would call themselves a family. We have our patrolling members, our Life Members, our nipper families, our beachies, our boaties, our Masters, our returned service men and women, and the list goes on. This collective allows us to derive benefit from being a part of a club that we are proud to call our Club family.

Our core principles which shape the culture of our Club are underpinned by an overwhelming sense of camaraderie, friendship, trust and support. We have a tendency to look at the Club through our own rose-coloured glasses however the one thing that stands true, is that our Club is the sum of all parts and that is why we love it and why we love being a part of it. Our Club gives us a sense of purpose and allows us that rare opportunity to express selflessness, where we are doing something great for the community and for each other.

What a year it has been.

Presidents report


Dennis ‘Gus’ Gordon

Life Member 1989.Denis ‘Gus’ Gordon walked the shores of Mooloolaba beach for 56 years and became a shining light of inspiration for the younger members who wanted to become lifesavers on our beautiful bay.Gus was the catalyst of a strong four decades in the 70s, 80s, 90s and 2000s. He was always there, at the back of the boat, coaching a crew, at the pub doing raffles, patrolling and undertaking clubhouse duties. He is a living legend of Mooloolaba SLSC.

Yvonne Jewell

Attained Bronze 2006.Advanced Resus.Senior First Aid.Contribution: C patrol - actively patrolling until 2019. Yvonne loved being a patrolling member and took her role seriously and with pride.She enjoyed being a part of the Masters group, more as a social participant. Being very new to this water sport, learning to acquire her board and ski skills over the years gave her a new appreciation and she thoroughly enjoyed the process and accomplishment. She loved participating in the team events when she did go to a carnival. Social outings Yvonne attended she always would be like the mother figure and did a good job looking after everyone. A role she enjoyed.

Jenny Crawford

Life Member 2017.29 years of service to Mooloolaba SLSC - Joined 1988.Attained: Advanced Resus, 1st Aid and Senior First Aid, Training officer, Assessor, JAC Chairperson from 1995-98 seasons, Age Manager during nipper years. Club First Aid officer - 1999-2006.Club Grievance Officer - 2017.Awarded 20 years officiating service Certificate in 2014 but was still officiating at Branch, State, National and international levels until 2018 including IRB carnivals, pool rescue Carnivals, all surf carnivals. Qualified level 3 Surf Sports Official and continually flying the MSLSC banner.25 year Long Service Award in 2015.Jenny demonstrated a skill and desire to train quality lifesavers for the future on our beach.Jenny gave her time organising and training SRC camps over the September School holidays at the start of each season form many years through Nipper and Cadets. Even when her family had moved on, her and husband Kerry stayed involved as officials throughout Australia and overseas.

In Memoriamthank you


It has been an absolute privilege to serve as Mooloolaba’s Club Captain for 2019 . 2020 season and being the second female Club Captain in nearly 100 years has been an honour. For me, this year was a year of learning, leading and growing what was already a fantastic group of patrolling members.

The season started with a new idea of all the Patrol Captains and Vice Captains coming together on the first patrol, to learn and mentor each other. Mooloolaba Beach was also chosen to roll out the Sunshine Coast Council's new accessible beach matting initiative which has been a huge success.

As in past years we provided water safety for events including the 70.3 Ironman, the Ocean Swim, and the Mooloolaba Triathlon, but on top of all these events we also hosted the Iron X, and Branch and State Titles from Nippers through to Masters. I would like to thank the patrols members for working together with each of these groups to ensure the safety of not only the competitors, but also the public in and out of the water.

And then the dreaded COVID-19 arrived which saw, for the first time in the Clubs history, surveillance patrols only, which started on the 28th March 2020 and continued until the end of the season. This was a very difficult time, not only for our surf club and members but also for Surf Life Saving Queensland to manage and maintain the safety and wellbeing of patrolling members and the public. I am very grateful for the support I was given by everyone, this was definitely a team effort.

I am pleased to say that we had zero preventable deaths during our patrols, but unfortunately Mooloolaba Beach did lose a member of the public early one morning midweek before the flags were raised. We had 1,017 Marine Stings, 7 spinals and numerous other incidents which I can honestly say were all dealt with professionally by our patrol members.

So thank you to everyone that has assisted me in my first year as Club Captain including the Management Committee, Patrol Captains,

patrolling members and of course my right hand men and women, Ian Warburton, Blake Ison, Stacey Campbell, Ryan Jones, Kylie, Kaitlyn, Jackie and of course my family.

I look forward to leading you all again hopefully in 2020 . 2021.

Heidi ImbrognoClub Captain

It has been an absolute privilege to serve as Club Captain this season being the second female Club Captain in nearly 100 years.

Thank you to everyone.

Club Captainsreport


*W. J. Isles 1946

*Authur Parkyn O.A.M. 1946

*W. F. Bell 1948

*H. Bert Gold 1951

*W. J. Daley 1952

*Charles Inwood 1956

*Ronald Tallon O.A.M. 1956

*John Dearlove M.B.E. 1957

*Frank O. Venning 1959

*J. C. McCarthy 1961

Thomas Keegan 1962

*Author Carlisle 1965

*Wally Dearlove 1965

Harold Hughes 1965

*John Phillips 1969

J. Watts 1970

*Perce Berigan O.A.M. 1973

Frank Cahill 1973

*Ray Dawson 1974

*Doug MacTaggart 1974

*Charlie Raines 1974

*Syd Inwood 1975

*Trevor Webb 1975

Graham Kingston 1976

Patrick Parsons 1976

Joe Western 1977

James Hoban 1980

*Daryle Payne 1981

Bryan Collins 1985

Graham Dakin 1987

Gaeme Coghlan 1989

Allan Inwood O.A.M. 1989

*Denis Gordon 1990

Dave Jewry 1990

Sonny Day 1991

Richard Finney 1991

*Doug Jewry 1992

Gordon Winch 1993

Bob Smith 1994

David Houston 1995

Steven Miller 1996

Judith Western 1996

Terry Bell 1998

Peter Graham 1998

Gary Tanner 1998

*Edward Turner 1998

Stuart Canham 1999

Len Dittmar 1999

Barry Beitz 2002

Ian Blain 2002

*Barry Daley 2002

Brian Johns 2002

Danny Sheard 2002

*Jim Summers 2002

Bill Freeman 2003

Jan Muir 2004

Brendan Western 2007

Donald Graham 2008

Graeme Vierow 2008

Todd McKee 2011

Stephen Wedd 2011

Brett Monaghan 2013

James Cleaver 2014

Alan Murray 2014

Lee Purchase 2014

Graham Soden 2014

William Wadley 2016

Ross Gorfine 2017

Veronica Tallon 2017

*Jennifer Crawford 2017

Joanne Tibbits 2018

Michael Sharry 2018

Steve Meredith 2019

Deceased *

Presenting our Life Members in order of endorsement.

Our Life Membersthank you


Steve Meredith

• Joined our Club in 1989.• Joined MSLSC as a Nipper and has been a

member for 31 years.• 1 World Title.• 6 Gold medals at National Titles, plus 2 silvers and

2 bronze medals across water and craft events.• 30 medals at State Titles.• Ironman Series competitor.• Sunshine Coast Top Sports person of the Year

2000.• Club Assistant Secretary 2001-2004, 2013-14.• Club Secretary 2014-15.• Club Person of the Year 1995 and 2000.

New Life Member

This Season the Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club inducted our newest Life Member.

Congratulations


Lifesaving Excellence Award60 years of service to Lifesaving and Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club: John Fancourt

Presidents AcknowledgementsClive Sharp, Emma Horrocks & Allan Bruer

Prestigious AwardsMae Gardiner ‘Club Person of the Year’ Award: Michael Allwood & Cherie Bell

Doug Jewry ‘Junior Club Person of the Year’ Award: Sophie Horder

Perce Berigan ‘Nipper of the Year’ Award: Amy Cridland

Daryle Payne Excellence Award: Tony Imbrogno

Surf Sports Awards Female athletes of the Year: Kate Regan & Lily Turton

Male athlete of the Year: Jarvis Hansen

Official of the Year: Sean Davies

Lifesaving AwardsSenior Lifesaver of the Year: Brian Biddle

Junior Lifesaver of the Year: Hayden Scullion

Cadet Lifesaver of the Year: Keira Bascombe

Patrol Captain of the Year: David Daniels

Rookie Patrol Captain of the Year: Craig Hornsby & Geoff Wilson

Inwood Family Shield Award‘Patrol of the Year’: Patrol M

Radio Operator of the Year: Tracy Boldery

Assessor of the Year: Kevin Lynch

Trainer of the Year:Frits Jansen & Sacha Tapara-Beaton

IRB Award: Nick Campbell & Greg Khan

Congratulations to the prestigious award winners for this season. As a Club we applaud those members who go the extra mile.

Club Trophieswell done


Patrolling Excellence.Patrolling Excellence.Yet again the dedication of our patrolling members is shown every year in various ways, none less than those members who achieve 100% rostered patrol attendance. To obtain this award a patrolling member must attend every one of their rostered patrols without substituting, swapping or missing any over a full season (September to May). This means a committed approach to patrolling duties and as such the achievement is recognised both at a club level and by Surf Life Saving Australia.

Congratulations to these Members!

Lachlan AdamsBrian BiddleGreg BiggsAndrew BrownAndrew CairnsSean CottonBrooke CridlandDavid DanielsPhilip DanielsKerry DavisAndrew DettrickPaul EvansGeorgina FinkPeter ForsterWayne GiudesBennett HardieToni-Lea HardyAllen HertelJohn HindeLloyd HughesHeidi ImbrognoTony ImbrognoFrits JansenCharli JonesJoseph KellyNorith LadnerAaron LamontRobert LaneShane LawrenceHenry LewczukMervyn LindberBarbara LindsayDonald LindsayNathan Linton

Patrick LonghurstPeter MayPaul McKeownMadonna MifsudLewis MoesTania MortonBrooke OchmanColin ParozTroy PayneFiona RandallErrol RossCameron SampsonDavid ScullionHayden ScullionMargaret SimmsGraham SodenMia StartariSienna StartariGraham TooheyDavid TowertonMark TroyahnRiley TroyahnBarry VassellaWilliam WadleyKieron WallaceLilliana WalshIan WarburtonKenneth WebbKieren WelzelGeoffrey WilsonJanine WilsonSophie WilsonPhillip Yabsley


Patrol ABevan LiebkeColin DunkerleyConnor LilleyGraham TooheyGregory BiggsKassity CampbellKevin Te ReoLachlan AdamsLachlan BarrMathew BurkeMervyn LindbergMichael SheahanNicholas CampbellPaul CreedyPhilip DanielsRebecca LehmanRobert HolmesRobert LarsonShane ColleyStacey CampbellWil Craig

Patrol BBen FretwellBennett HardieBrian FretwellBrooke CridlandConor WalshDavid ScullionDerek LittleGrace Missen

Hayden ScullionJack MissenJames DalrympleJodie MooreJoseph KellyJulie McIvorKate ReganLisa MainelliMichele VerdonckPaul MurrayPeter AbercrombiePrimrose GallRebecca JonesRemi RafterRoss GorfineStephen MarshallZach Peters

Patrol CBlake JacksonCassidy WarmingtonChristina NotleyConnor LatoufCullen ConnollyDavid SlatterElla KwastFrancis RossGeoffrey JewellHayden NotleyIan WrightJack EllenJennifer Dwyer

Logan ConnollyMartin KwastMatthew StewartPerry ElliottPeter ForsterReilly LatoufSean DwyerStephen NotleyTrent Kwast

Patrol DByron TurtonConnor LatoufDylan CarolanDylan McKeownFiona RandallHarry McGovernIan PowerJames FaulknerJames ShinglesJennifer CoppockJohn FancourtKarina TrotterLiam McGovernLily TurtonMark TroyahnNeve RandallPaul McKeownPeter PallotRaeleen RichardsoReilly LatoufRiley Troyahn

Ross UllmanSusanne Conway

Patrol EAaron LamontAbbey LindleyAmanda KellyAviva KellyBlake IsonBrent HarrisDaniel JacobsonDaniel KellyJane MasonJason ParsonsKaryn MoffattKatelin ParsonsKiera BascombeMark McKnightMegan MurrMitchell SinclairNathan LintonPamela PugsleyPeter DugganQuinn FindlayRomulo LessaRyan WestSam HindeSophie UrquhartTaj KellyToni-Lea Hardy

Patrol FAmy ThelningAnthony NolanCameron SampsonCarol HickeyColin CoulthardColin ParozConnor EvansGeoffrey EvansGeorgina FinkGraham SodenHugh UrquhartJanel SampsonJessica VeurmanKelly BannisterLee CutlerLisa MayMark HickeyNatalie McGovernNathan VipondPaul KearneySacha Tapara-BeatonSharlene Leeson

Patrol GAlicia CampbellChristopher DixonConnor DickDavid DanielsDonald FullerDonald McDonaldEmmily Piancatelli

A big thanks goes to all our volunteer Patrol Members for keeping our beach safe throughout the year. A job well done.

Errol RossGeorgia HodsonLaura CampbellLeslie D'AltonManuel BarthMark HodsonMicheal WestonMonica HodsonNicholas DuttonNicole HensonPatrick GilotRand HodsonStacey HooperTori DuttonVictoria Barth

Patrol HAdam CottonAnnabelle JonesAnthony ThomasAva DanielsBrett WilliamsBrooke OchmanCharli JonesCraig ParkerDeidre KillenGrace JonesJason IrwinJason Roles

Zero Preventable Deaths.

cont.

Beach Patrolsthank you


Karly RostromKatrina HaydockLeilani Minter-MacRaeLilly OchmanLisa CottonLloyd HughesMarcus JonesMark WyerMatthew HorderMichelle DornRylee JonesSean CottonSharon MackaySophie HorderTroy DanielsWayne GiudesWilliam Ochman

Patrol IAllan DixonAllen HertelAndre NunnAndrew CairnsAndrew DettrickCooper SchwabCraig VipondDana MorrisseyDavid EarleyIan SimmsIsaac MorrisseyJared PailthorpeJohn PearsKieren WelzelMalcolm SchwabMargaret SimmsPaul ThatcherPhillip YabsleyRobert DickSamara Fogarty

Shane LawrenceTroy PayneWarren Lowe

Patrol JAlex RoseAlyssa Lewis-CookBarbara LindsayBrian RoyBridget FazelCourtney AngelCraig AngelDonald LindsayElke JansenEmma AngelFrits JansenHilary FayJames RoyJohn HindeKathleen AndersonLee DavenportMadonna MifsudMikaela DavenportNathan ByrneRobert MarchantRoslyn GrewarSteven Verboomen

Patrol KAbby SmithBlake IsonBrett BarrettCherie BellDiotima ChrobokEthan O'KeefeFinn SavageFlynn StewartHeidi ImbrognoIan Warburton

John HickeyKirralea ClarkeKristine GaleMartin StewartMichael CostelloNatasha CostelloQuentin PoulsenSarah LandroTherese ParslowTony Imbrogno

Patrol LBarry VassellaChris ByrnesDavid TooheyDebra SmithGeorgia LeeGregory NichollsIan WarburtonJanelle McCoskerJennifer NixonJessica CottrellJo-Ann BrownJoseph McAlindenKerry DavisKrstyna EnnisKrysten PrattLawrence DrinkwaterLisa Lee-BrownMatthew HaroldNicola VanstonePaul AndersonPeter DavisPeter MaySimon GuilfoyleStephen McCoskerWilliam Wadley

Patrol MAlastair MortonAnne LuxfordBrad DaviesBrett StanfordCarol JonesCraig HornsbyEmma LandroGeoffrey WilsonGreg KhanHannah DanielsonJade SmallwoodJames LandroJanine WilsonJohn HowardKaren DeanLachlan MortonLauren StartariLeigh GeddesMia StartariNichola SpinksPeter GeddesRichard BrittainSienna StartariSophie WilsonTania MortonTracy Boldery

Patrol NAmanda NobleAndrew BrownBlake IsonBrian BiddleDavid TowertonGrace Nicol-RannGreg FinckHolly DaviesIan AtkinsonKarolynn TowertonHenry LewczukKenneth WebbLilliana WalshLorraine SwanMary WalshNorith LadnerRobert LaneRobert WalshRon WalkerSheldon AnkerShelley Janssen

Patrol OAinsley Le GallezCraig BlackmoreDani WilliamsonFrances AdcockFraser NealeGeorg Hugheston-RobertsHelen ChorleyKiana EvansKieren Le GallezLewis MoesMatt MountainMichael LarkinMurray GalePatrick LonghurstPaul EvansPeter RogersRuby WarrenSally TaylorSarah Deans

Beach Patrolsthank you


Daryle PayneAward

Tony Imbrogno

Excellence AwardCongratulations to Tony Imbrogno this year’s Daryle Payne award recipient. Tony has been very active across many areas of Club life this season. In addition to his patrol captain commitments with K Patrol, Tony was the water safety convenor for the nippers. The responsibility for water safety of the entire nipper contingent is no mean feat and Tony took on this responsibility having no children in nippers. Thank you Tony for taking on this commitment to ensure our Junior members were safe in the water on Nipper Sundays. Tony completed a total of 61 patrol hours including his other commitments to Club carnival water safety.

He has been a regular attendee to assist the Club with BBQ’s and set up on carnival days.


Congratulations to all our Award Members a job well done making our beach a safer place.

Bronze Medallion

Kelly BannisterBrett BarrettThomas BarrettColin CoulthardBrooke CridlandPeter DavisSarah DeansJack EllenBridget FazelBrayden FosterGeorgia HodsonMonica HodsonGeorge Hugheston-RobertsBlake JacksonCourtney LarneyReilly LatoufSharlene LeesonRachael LucasStephen McCoskerHarry McGovernNatalie McGovernDylan McKeownMark McKnightJanette MorrisonMatt MountainHayden NotleyBrooke OchmanDavid PelletierZach PetersNeve RandallKate ReganDebra SmithDeclan WallaceConor Walsh

Finn SavageStephen ScottTrevor SmithMia StartariSienna StartariRussell Warner

Surf Rescue Certificate (CPR Endorsed)

Georgia AdamLachlan AdamsJoshua BarnhurstBrett BarrettBrett ButlerDiotima ChrobokLogan ConnollyJennifer CookSteven CookAmy CridlandMark CummingAva DanielsAdam DaviesAndrew DennyMarcus DowlingPrimrose GallKristy GrundonKeith HarrisonNate HepiRex HobsonSophie HorderDavid HudspithRachel JepsonJoshua KennyChris LambertJosefine MarstranderKris McInerneyIsaac MorrisseySaul Nicol-RannEthan O'KeefeRuby RidgewellJordan RowlinsonKate Sanger

Training AwardsCongratulations


The Veterans group welcomes everyone into their family, including people who have not served in the Defence Force and visitors from interstate. The group used to regularly meet in the public BBQ area next to the Mooloolaba Surf Club, and in early 2000 they became part of the Mooloolaba Surf Club family. They now host a weekly BBQ breakfast in the activities area which is open to anyone. Geoff Jewell has been the backbone of their catch-ups, cooking the BBQ every Thursday for over 10 years.

Each year the Vets organise ANZAC Day at Mooloolaba beach; it started in 2008 with 200 people and has now grown to 8,000 people. It is one of the only ANZAC days not run by the RSL and offers a unique opportunity for our Nippers to become part of the family, learning what it means to be an ANZAC.

As a family, they support each other with patrols, making sure the radio tower is always covered. They have also brought their skills from the Defence Force to help make us all better lifesavers, including radio skills, problem solving skills and training skills.

To the Vets, a family is one where you have each other’s back, stick together no matter what, teamwork, courage and mutual respect.

DedicationOur Club FamilyThe Veteran Family.


Doug JewryAward

Name coming

Junior Club Person of the yearIn August 2018, Holly was teamed with 3 other

Doug JewryAward

Sophie Horder

Junior Club PersonThis year's “Doug Jewry Award” recipient is Sophie Horder.

Sophie has been a very active junior member of the Club this year. She has performed admirably as one of Mooloolaba’s Nipper Captains and is very popular among her peers.

This season she completed her SRC and patrolled over 50 hours including giving extra time for water safety at the various carnivals held on our beach.

In conjunction with her patrolling commitments she has competed for the Club and trained in both the junior and adult training sessions. Sophie also attended Camp Commando.

Well done Sophie!


Perce BeriganAward

Amy Cridland

Nipper of the YearThis year's “Nipper of the Year” recipient is Amy Cridland.

Amy has been a formidable part of Mooloolaba since she commenced nippers as an U9 back in 2014. Amy attends almost all Nipper Sunday’s always with a smile on her face and puts in 100% effort at carnivals, nippers and training sessions getting her well-deserved results. Amy competes in all events during points day doing an exceptional job throughout. During the current season, Amy has completed 38.75 patrol hours in her first year as an SRC.

Amy always tries to learn new things and tries her best in every aspect of surf lifesaving.

This season, Amy topped the points table at both points’ day, excelling in all water events and holding her own in the beach events. Amy’s attendance and performance on points days enabled her to defend her Age Champion status, making it four years in a row as Age Champion.

Throughout the season, Amy participated in Junior Marchpast, Camp Commando, and was awarded nipper vice-captain for season 2019 . 2020.

Amy competed in all Sunshine Coast based carnivals except for Champion Lifesaver, her hard work paid off as she qualified for the State Youth Championships in the 2km beach run, Board relay and the Surf Teams.


This season, Nippers have enjoyed an overwhelmingly positive year, with many things to celebrate. On the back of the 50th year of nippers, our club experienced growth of 17.5% to grow to 422 junior activities members making us the third largest nipper club on the Sunshine Coast. What a fitting way to celebrate this year’s Club theme – Family.

Once again, our season started with the U14’s completing their Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC) during the first week of the September school holidays. This resulted in 20 new young lifesavers who have spent the season patrolling our beach. It’s a wonderful milestone to achieve and I am sure that these members will continue to patrol Mooloolaba beach for many years to come. Mooloolaba is fortunate to have some of the best trainers in Australia, special thanks to Bill Ochman and his team for all the support and assistance again throughout the year.

In what was a first for the Sunshine Coast, Mooloolaba led the way with the introduction of compulsory long sleeve rash shirts for the U6 to U10 nippers and short sleeve rash shirts for the U11 to U14 nippers. Our nippers were hard to miss in their bright fluro yellow and

they were a hit with the kids right from the start. It was very pleasing to see the positive uptake of this initiative that will benefit our kids in years to come.

Once again, thanks to our coaching team who have done a tremendous job throughout the season. Thanks to our Board and Iron Coach – Mitch Miller, Beach Coach – Craig Parker, March Past Coach – Charli Jones and our other regular coaches – Brett Williams, Michael Allwood and Jason Irwin. Skills have continued to improve, and the coaching efforts were rewarded with high numbers competing across all age groups at the Branch Titles – a 40% participation rate for those who can compete, double the branch average. Unfortunately, we were not able to participate in the State Titles this year, however we had a massive 59 athletes qualified, prepped and ready to compete.

We had big season of home carnivals. I’m pretty sure our gear steward Ryan Jones has a bed at the Clubhouse. Ryan’s work ethic is exemplary along with all those who contributed to our carnival workforce.

This season, Nippers have enjoyed an overwhelmingly positive year, with many things to celebrate

I’ve mentioned many times throughout the season that we can’t run nippers without the support of volunteers. In fact, we need around 70 to 80 volunteers to run a Sunday nipper morning. Age Managers, Water Safety, IRB and BBQ/Canteen helpers. Thank you to all.

Our Age Managers are simply, amazing. They inspire our kid’s week in week out. One of my mantra’s this season has been “Better People make Better Nippers” and for the first time we undertook a preseason session to upskill our Age Manager and Water Safety. This was the most prepared we have been for many seasons. We also expanded the involvement of our cadets with several U15’s providing a supporting role as Assistant Age Managers. It’s a big undertaking to take a group of kids into the ocean every week, so thank you to all our Age Managers.

Our Water Safety were ably led by our Chief Water Safety Officer Tony Imbrogno. Tony ensured compliance across the beach providing the safe environment we need to run nippers. Our water safety is critical to our nipper operations, we can’t do it without you.

An overwhelmingly postive year.

JAC Chairpersonsreport


Muir Family ShieldMost promising under 8 – Olivia Gall

Day Family Shield Most promising Nipper – Amity McCall

Steve Meredith Shield Encouragement – Bailey Irwin

Graham Family ShieldBest beach performer – Sienna Carter

Michael King ShieldMost outstanding surf swimmer – Daisy Quinn

Turton Family ShieldBest water competitor – Connor McNamara

Michael `Rocky’ Allwood Shield Junior performance – Millie Meredith

Cam Cole Shield Best team person – Slater Thompson

Craig Cleary Trophy Most improved at carnivals – Summer Wills- Rawlings

Nielson Family Shield Best overall lifesaver – Sophie Horder

Perce Berigan AwardNipper of the Year – Amy Cridland

Our fundraising has been outstanding this season. It has been very pleasing to be self-sufficient throughout the year. It’s a big commitment to run all the BBQ’s and raffles so well done to all involved. Once again, thank you to our sponsors, in particular, Boost Juice Mooloolaba and Bakers Delight Mooloolaba. Boost and Bakers have been long time supports of Mooloolaba nippers, thank you for helping get the kids sorted on the beach.

This year we re-introduced nipper captains with our U14’s. The male captain this season was Saul Nicol-Rann and the female captain was Sophie Horder. They were ably supported by Vice Captains Amy Cridland and Ava Daniels.

We also re-introduced our newsletter. Thank you to Gina Fink for pulling this together every fortnight. It is a great source of information to keep our nipper families up to date.

With the assistance of Jack Reed, this season we introduced the Bronco's Day and I am pleased to say that is planned to be back again next season. The Bronco's initiative was made possible through the support of our Supporters Club who have been able and willing to assist us at various times throughout the year.

All of this cannot happen without the support of our team in the Lifesaving office. A big thanks to Kylie Jones who has supported us tirelessly once again. With 422 nippers, being organised is very important so your support is much appreciated.

Thank you to the executive committee who have worked tirelessly all season – Anthony Thomas, Jodie Moore, Lisa Mainelle, Claire Bascombe, Stacey Campbell, Jason Irwin, Steve Notley. The dedication from this team of people has produced an outstanding season. Thank you.

Finally, our season didn’t quite end as we had hoped. That doesn’t take away from what was achieved throughout the year. There is much to reflect on, and as I have said before – Memories last for Ever!

Matt HorderJAC Chairman

Nipperawards


The Fink family became members of Mooloolaba Surf Club in 2015 when their son Jake joined the Under 6 green caps. A year later his father, Ollie, joined up to become an Age Manager. At the time of joining, mum, Gina signed up for the Bronze Medallion training course so she could assist with water safety. Two years later, their other son Dylan joined the green caps and Gina has since become an Age Manager, patrolling member, Junior Activity Committee member and the person behind the Nipper newsletters and communications.

The whole family love spending their time at the beach and being part of the bigger Surf Club family where there are so many people who pitch-in whenever help is required. They have formed great friendships over the years and love being immersed in a positive and healthy environment where they have opportunities to learn new skills.

Being part of the Club is like having extended family where they are surrounded by so many role models and nice people who look out for each other regardless of their age.

DedicationOur Club FamilyThe Fink Family.


The 2019 . 2020 season saw the continuation of the Youth Development Program along with the participation of our Youth in many aspects of our Club and at Branch and State events.

The Youth Development Program assists our young members of the Club to stay involved, to build relationships between members of their own age and of all ages and to develop their teamwork, leadership and lifesaving skills. This season, members from U14 to U17s partook in events such as Ten Pin Bowling, Aqua Fun Park and Laser Zone. Unfortunately, due to circumstances we were unable to complete the rest of the activities planned. We had members participate in Branch and State camps and programs, with some of our members stepping up and being a part of the leadership and coordination team in these programs, including the Sunshine Coast Camp Commando. It is programs like these that upskill our members’ teamwork and leadership skills, which are so essential in our Club. Our Youth were part of raising funds for these activities by organizing Taco night and hosting BBQs. They were an integral part of our competitive team, having members successfully compete in champion lifesaver, surf sports, beach events, IRB and boats. Youth members were also

vigilant on the beach patrolling and volunteering at Nippers as water safety or as age managers. Our Youth members should be commended on the way they represent our Club, whether it be on the beach in the red and yellow, or at Club, Branch and State events.

On behalf of the Youth members of Mooloolaba SLSC, we would like to thank everyone who has helped with the Youth Development Program. Thank you to our President and the Management Committee for

supporting the Youth Development Program. Thank you to our Club Captain and Patrol Captains for their role in leading Cadet Patrol Captains. Thank you to our members for looking out for our Youth and who have supported them in their endeavour’s this season. We are looking forward to next season and are excited to see what it brings!

Emma Angel and Karina Trotter Youth Development Coaches

Developing leadership and skills.

Our Youth members should be commended on the way they represent our Club.

Youth Developmentreport


Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club Inc.ABN 47 784 043 829 For the year ended 30 April 2020

STATEMENT BY THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

The Board of Management declare that:

1. In the Board of Management’s opinion, the attached condensed financial statements and notes thereto are in accordance with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Act 2012, including compliance with measurement provisions of accounting standards and giving a true and fair view of the financial position and performance of the club; and

2. In the Board of Management’s opinion, there are reasonable grounds to believe that the club will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

This declaration is made in accordance with a resolution of the Board of Management and issigned for and on behalf of the Board of Management by:

Andrew CairnsPresidentMooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club14 July 2020

F I N A N C I A L S T A T E M E N T S


Note 2020 $ 2019 $ Revenue 1,548,677 1,775,584

Materials and consumables used (104,148) (52,210)Consultancy expenses (40,205) (65,293)Communication and IT Costs (16,686) (13,430)Depreciation expenses (207,414) (191,978)Employee benefits expenses (234,535) (257,665) Equipment rental (12,469) (12,956)Finance costs (34,373) (44,897)Fundraising expenses (7,932) (26,200)Function expenses (54,475) (70,928)Insurance (64,957) (41,997)Life saving and patrolling costs (39,054) (39,791)Education/training expenses (94,932) (96,736)Marketing costs (2,452) (3,767)Competition expenses (55,203) (80,457)Property costs (373,736) (385,969)Repairs and maintenance costs (70,695) (80,514)Printing and stationery (6,453) (6,311)Raffle expense (50,211) (45,378)Uniforms (16,992) (32,557)Surf camp expenses - (3,000)Other expenses (27,023) (45,467)Surplus before income tax 34,732 178,083

Income tax expense - -

Surplus for the year 34,732 178,083

Other Comprehensive Income - -Total other comprehensive income - -

Total comprehensive income for the year 34,732 178,083

Surplus attributable to:Members of the club 34,732 178,083

Total comprehensive income attributable to:Members of the club 34,732 178,083

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club Inc.for the year ended 30 April 2020 ABN: 47 784 043 829

Note 2020 $ 2019 $

ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents 94,345 66,397 Trade and other receivables 12,780 43,902 Inventories 53,999 53,429 Other current assets 18,383 35,649TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 179,507 199,377

NON CURRENT ASSETS Related party loan 1,049,485 1,099,485 Property, plant and equipment 4,376,440 4,497,442TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS 5,425,925 5,596,927

TOTAL ASSETS 5,605,432 5,796,304

LIABILITIESCURRENT LIABILITIES Trade and other payables 48,771 76,485 Related party loan 216,000 216,000 Provisions 1,731 3,206TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 266,502 295,691

NON CURRENT LIABILITIES Related party loan 228,350 426,350 Provisions 2,850 1,265TOTAL NON CURRENT LIABILITIES 231,200 427,615

TOTAL LIABILITIES 497,702 723,306

NET ASSETS 5,107,730 5,072,998

MEMBERS EQUITY Retained earnings 5,107,730 5,072,998TOTAL MEMBERS EQUITY 5,107,730 5,072,998

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

2

3(a)

3(b)

3(c)

46

57

812

9

129


2020 $ 2019 $ CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Receipts and donations from customers 1,735,769 1,920,700Payments to suppliers and employees (1,434,388) (1,575,657)Interest received 124 135Finance costs (34,373) (44,897)Net cash provided by operating activities 267,132 300,281

CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES

Proceeds from sale of property plant and equipment - 1,300Payment of property plant and equipment (91,184) (131,189)Net cash used in investing activities (91,184) (129,889)

CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES

Net repayment of borrowings (148,000) (199,809)Net cash used in financing activities (148,000) (199,809)

Net increase / (decrease) in cash held 27,948 (29,417)

Cash at the beginning of financial year 66,397 95,814

Cash at the end of the financial year 94,345 66,397

NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

General Information

The condensed financial statements cover Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club Inc (“the club”) as an individual entity. The club is an association incorporated under the Associations IncorporationAct 1981.

Basis of Preparation

This financial report is intended to provide users with an update of the latest annual financial statements of the club, and it is recommended that this annual report is read in conjunction withthe full financial statements for the year ended 30 April 2020.The same accounting policies and methods of computation have been followed in this annual report as were applied in the full financial statements.

The financial statements, except the cash flow information, have been prepared on accrual basis and are based on historical costs, modified where applicable, by the measurement at fair value ofselected non-current assets, financial assets and financial liabilities The amounts presented in the financial statements have been rounded to the nearest Australian dollar.

The financial statements were authorised for issue on 14 July 2020 by the Board of Management.

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS



2020 $ 2019 $(c) Other expenses

Professional fees 6,874 11,300Donations 1,000 1,597Meeting Expenses 2,491 3,116Security 1,124 935Subscriptions 2,219 1,609Affiliation fees 660 555Miscellaneous expenses 12,655 26,355 27,023 45,467

NOTE 4: CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

Cash on hand 1,326 824Cash at bank 93,019 65,573 94,345 66,397

NOTE 5: RELATED PARTY LOAN RECEIVABLE

Non Current - Unsecured advance – Mooloolaba Surf LifeSaving Supporters Club 1,049,485 1,099,485

NOTE 6: TRADE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES

CurrentTrade debtors 11,211 43,902ATO refund - GST 1,569 - 12,780 43,902

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 2 REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME QFES grant 36,969 34,977BSEF grant 5,000 13,250Other grant income 17,900 1,200Merchandise income 34,379 35,945Raffle income 139,228 127,951Donations 182,951 325,268Café rental income 29,091 29,091Fundraising income 3,346 45,789Gain on sale of assets - 1,300Interest income 124 135Membership income 100,308 107,594Rental income 595,834 650,000Nipper income 63,044 36,638Carnival income 26,926 11,255

Contribution to property outgoings 228,000 228,000Course fees 22,493 65,947Function income 6,555 6,473Sponsorship income 44,931 28,150Other income 11,298 26,624 1,548,677 1,775,587

NOTE 3: EXPENSES (a) Employee benefit expenses Wages and salaries 191,361 233,219Leave entitlement expense 1,586 1,265Superannuation 20,766 21,890Workcover 20,822 1,291 234,535 257,665

(b) Finance cost

Bank and merchant fees 2,249 1,935Interest expenses 32,124 42,962 34,373 44,897



2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 8: TRADE AND OTHER PAYABLES Trade creditors 36,303 70,476ATO – GST Payable - 1,509Accruals 12,468 4,500 48,771 76,485


2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 7: PLANT AND EQUIPMENT Buildings - At cost 7,804,834 7,804,834- Less accumulated depreciation (3,678,373) (3,569,772) 4,126,461 4,235,062Plant and Equipment- At cost 205,470 167,544- Less accumulated depreciation (119,508) (93,216) 85,962 74,328Craft Assets- At cost 408,995 373,046- Less accumulated depreciation (260,247) (206,774) 148,748 166,272Motor Vehicles- At cost 32,342 32,342- Less accumulated depreciation (17,073) (10,562) 15,269 21,780Total plant and equipment 4,376,440 4,497,442

Movements in carrying amounts (cont. from NOTE 8)

Plant andEquipment

74,32837,924

(26,290)-

85,962

Buildings

4,235,062-

(108,601)-

4,126,461

CraftAsset

166,27251,143

(66,013)(2,654)

148,748

Motor Vehicles

21,780-

(6,510)-

15,269

Total

4,497,44289,067

(207,414)(2,654)

4,376,440

Balance at 1 May 2019 Additions Depreciation Disposals

Carrying Amount at 30 April 2020


Movement in the carrying amounts of land and buildings, plant and equipment, craft assets and motor vehicles between the beginning and end of the current financial year:


2020 $ 2019 $Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc (MSLSSC)

The club provides rental space on commercial terms to MSLSSC. In addition, the club receives donations from MSLSSC, contributions to rental outgoings and has an unsecured advance and loan receivable from MSLSSC.

Rent income 595,834 650,000Donations received 164,195 294,012Rental outgoings contribution received 228,000 228,000Unsecured loan receivable (non-current asset) 1,049,485 1,099,485Unsecured loan payable (current liability) 216,000 216,000Unsecured loan payable (non-current liability) 228,350 426,350

(b) Key Management Personnel

The total remuneration for all key management personnel for the year ended 30 April 2020(2019: $26,028) was as follows:

Key Management personnel compensation 17,303 26,028


2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 9: PROVISIONS CurrentAnnual leave 1,731 3,206Long service leave - - 1,731 3,206Non-currentLong service leave 2,850 1,265

NOTE 10: COMMITMENTS AND CONTINGENCIES

(a) Operating lease commitments receivablePayable – minimum lease repayments- not later than 12 months - 650,000- between 12 months and 5 years - 812,500- greater than 5 years - -Minimum lease repayments - 1,462,500

The Club has entered into a non-cancellable lease with Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club for the rent to be charged for the Supporters Club’s proportion of the Surf Club building. The sub lease has been amended in the 2020 financial year to be reviewedannually, and therefore this is no commitment receivable to be disclosed for future years as at 30 April 2020.

NOTE 11: RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS

(a) Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club Inc transactions with related parties

Transactions between related parties are on normal commercial terms and conditions no more favourable than those available to other parties unless otherwise stated.




2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 12: RELATED PARTY LOANS PAYABLE

Current Unsecured advance – Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club 216,000 216,000 216,000 216,000

Non-current Non - Current - Unsecured advance – Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club 228,350 426,350 444,350 426,350

NOTE 13: CLUB DETAILS

The registered office and principal place of business of the club is:

Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club Inc.The EsplanadeMooloolaba QLD 4557

NOTE 14: EVENTS AFTER THE REPORTING DATE

There have been no subsequent events or circumstances occurring subsequent to the end of the financial year that has significantly affected, or may significantly affect, the operations of the Club.



Basis of Accounting

This financial report is intended to provide users with an update of the latest annual financial statements of the club, and it is recommended that this annual report is read in conjunction with the full financial statements for the year ended 30 April 2020. The same accounting policies and methods of computation have been followed in this annual report as were applied in the full financial statements.

Auditor’s Responsibility for the Audit of the Financial Report

Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report as a whole is free from misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of this financial report.

As part of an audit in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards, we exercise professional judgment and maintain professional scepticism throughout the audit. We communicate with the Board of Management regarding, among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and significant audit findings, including any significant deficiencies in internal control that we identify during the audit.

MGI Audit Pty Ltd

S C GreeneDirector14 July 2020Brisbane

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT Report on the Audit of the Financial Report

Auditor’s Opinion

We have audited the financial report of Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc (the “Association”), which comprises the condensed statement of financial position as at 30 April 2020 and the condensed statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income, condensed statement of cash flows for the year then ended, select explanatory notes, including a summary of significant accounting policies and the Board of Management’s declaration.

In our opinion, the accompanying financial report of Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc is in accordance with the the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (QLD), including:

(i) giving a true and fair view of the Association’s financial position as at 30 April 2020 and of its performance for the year ended on that date; and

(ii) complying with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements and the Australian Charities and Not for Profit Regulation 2013.

Basis for Opinion

We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report section of our report. We are independent of the Association in accordance with the auditor independence requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act 1981 and the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board’s APES 110: Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to our audit of the financial report in Australia. We have also fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.

Responsibility of the Board of Management of the Association for the Financial Report

The Board of Management of the Association are responsible for the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements and the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 and for such internal control as the Board of Management determine is necessary toenable the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view and is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.


MOOLOOLABA SURF LIFE SAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB 2019 . 2020

Basis of Accounting

This financial report is intended to provide users with an update of the latest annual financial statements of the club, and it is recommended that this annual report is read in conjunction with the full financial statements for the year ended 30 April 2020. The same accounting policies and methods of computation have been followed in this annual report as were applied in the full financial statements.

Auditor’s Responsibility for the Audit of the Financial Report

Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report as a whole is free from misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of this financial report.

As part of an audit in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards, we exercise professional judgment and maintain professional scepticism throughout the audit. We communicate with the Board of Management regarding, among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and significant audit findings, including any significant eficiencies in internal control that we identify during the audit.

MGI Audit Pty Ltd

S C GreeneDirector2 July 2020Brisbane

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT Report on the Audit of the Financial Report

Auditor’s Opinion

We have audited the financial report of Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc (the “Association”), which comprises the condensed statement of financial position as at 30 April 2020 and the condensed statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income, condensed statement of cash flows for the year then ended, select explanatorynotes, including a summary of significant accounting policies and the Board of Management’s declaration.

In our opinion, the accompanying financial report of Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc is in accordance with the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (QLD), including:

(i) giving a true and fair view of the Association’s financial position as at 30 April 2020 and of its performance for the year ended on that date; and

(ii) complying with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements and the Associations Incorporation Act 1981

Basis for Opinion

We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report section of our report. We are independent of the Association in accordance with the auditor independence requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act 1981 and the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board’s APES 110: Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to our audit of the financial report in Australia. We have also fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.

Responsibility of the Board of Management of the Association for the Financial Report

The Board of Management of the Association are responsible for the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements and the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 and for such internal control as the Board of Management determine is necessary to enable the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view and is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc.for the year ended 30 April 2020 ABN: 42 194 203 448

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OUR CLUB FAMILY

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2020 $ 2019 $

(b) Finance lease commitmentsPayable – minimum lease repayments- not later than 12 months 109,350 200,449- between 12 months and 5 years 337,060 478,462- greater than 5 years - -Minimum lease repayments 446,410 678,911Less future finance charges (32,968) (61,254)Present value of minimum lease payments 413,442 617,657

NOTE 14: CLUB DETAILS

The registered office and principal place of business of the Club is:

Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc.The EsplanadeMooloolaba QLD 4557

NOTE 15: EVENTS AFTER THE REPORTING DATE

There have been no subsequent events or circumstances occurring subsequent to the end of the financial year that has significantly affected, or may significantly affect, the operations of the Club.


2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 12 cont.: RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS Rent expense 595,833 650,000Donations made 181,194 294,012Contributions to outgoings on the Surf Club building paid 228,000 228,000Unsecured advance (non-current liability) 1,049,485 1,099,485Unsecured loan receivable (current asset) 216,000 216,000Unsecured loan receivable (non-current asset) 228,350 426,350 NOTE 13: COMMITMENTS AND CONTINGENCIES (a) Operating lease commitmentsPayable – minimum lease repayments- not later than 12 months - 736,312- between 12 months and 5 years - 981,556- greater than 5 years - -Minimum lease repayments - 1,717,868

The club has non-cancellable leases for cash recycler machine and photocopier which will expire April 2023 and October 2024 respectively. AASB 16 applied to the club commencing 1 May 2019, which has resulted in the balances of these leases and a right of use asset being brought on to the Statement of Financial Position.

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Westpac have a first registered general security agreement over all the existing and future assets and undertakings of the Club.

2020 $ 2019 $Business Loan Reconciliation

Total business loan balance (current and non-current) (2,544,000) (3,336,000)Redraw available 150,000 206,000Net business loan balance 2,394,000 3,130,000

NOTE 11: PROVISIONS

CurrentAnnual leave 53,301 140,092Long service leave 67,191 54,122 120,492 194,214

Non-currentLong service leave 62,627 14,133

NOTE 12: RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS (a) Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc transactions with related parties.

Transactions between related parties are on normal commercial terms and conditions no more favourable than those available to other parties unless otherwise stated.

Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club Inc (‘MSLSC’)

The Club rents space on commercial terms as a lease from MSLSC. In addition, the club also provides donations to MSLSC, has an unsecured advance from MSLSC as a non-current liability and also an unsecured loan receivable in relation to leasehold renovations.


2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 9: TRADE AND OTHER PAYABLES & OTHER CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade and other payables Trade creditors 24,030 313,258ATO liabilities 430,986 143,327Payroll liabilities 2,665 39,326Other liabilities 7,296 12,044 464,977 507,955Other current liabilities Income received in advanced 50,648 94,981Westpac Credit Card - 1,321 50,648 96,302

NOTE 10: BORROWINGS CurrentSecured Loans (WBC) - Equipment 35,351 57,423Secured Loans (WBC) - Motor vehicle 5,069 8,690Secured Loans (WBC) - Buses 10,977 16,464Secured Loans (WBC) - Gaming Machines 57,954 89,586Secured Loans (WBC) - Business loan 354,000 658,000* 463,351 830,163

Non-currentSecured Loans (WBC) - Equipment 138,764 174,838Secured Loans (WBC) - Motor vehicle 22,793 27,116Secured Loans (WBC) - Buses 90,405 99,957Secured Loans (WBC) - Gaming Machines 85,097 143,583Secured Loans (WBC) - Business loan 2,040,000 2,472,000 2,377,059 2,917,494

* Minimum repayments (504,000) (864,000)Loan payments made in advance – available for redraw 150,000 206,000Net current liability 354,000 658,000

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2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 8: PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT Leasehold Improvements

- At cost 4,669,027 4,621,485- Less accumulated depreciation (753,741) (650,949) 3,915,286 3,970,536

Plant and Equipment - At cost 1,667,483 1,634,863- Less accumulated depreciation (1,131,546) (869,238) 535,937 765,625

Motor Vehicles - At cost 234,420 234,420- Less accumulated depreciation (152,801) (113,174) 81,619 121,246 Total property, plant and equipment 4,532,842 4,857,407


2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 5: TRADE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES Trade debtors 22,708 167,344Sundry debtors 26,229 25,749Jobkeeper payment receivable 159,000 - 207,937 193,093

NOTE 6: INVENTORIES Bar 46,227 51,003Catering 14,046 18,575Merchandise 13,045 13,184 73,318 82,762

NOTE 7: RELATED PARTY LOAN RECEIVABLE Current – Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club 216,000 216,000 Non – current – Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club 228,350 426,350

Plant andEquipment

765,62532,620

(262,308)-

535,937

LeaseholdImprovement

3,970,53647,540

(102,790)-

3,915,286

MotorVehicles121,246

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81,619

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(404,725)-

4,532,842

Balance at 1 May 2019 Additions Depreciation Disposals

Carrying Amount at 30 April 2020

Movements in carrying amounts (cont. from NOTE 8)

Movement in the carrying amounts of leasehold improvements plant and equipment and motor vehicles between the beginning and end of the current financial year.

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2020 $ 2019 $(d) Other expenses Consultancy 79,135 72,237Consumables 1,859 4,618Fees and permits 3,357 4,103Sponsorships 57,069 46,525Telephone 28,955 16,451Insurance 59,319 51,695Uniforms 22,611 15,055Subscriptions 42,386 34,250Raffle Expenses - 15,813Travel 1,941 5,000Miscellaneous expenses 3,174 15,300Other Donations 30,404 -FBT expenses 14,316 12,446Audit Fees 14,329 14,850Bookkeeping 41,685 - 400,540 308,343

(e) Earnings before net interest, tax, depreciation, rent and outgoings and donations (EBITDRD)Surplus before income tax 583,650 238,375Add:Depreciation expense 478,693 359,361 Interest on borrowings (external) 140,521 157,755Active club costs – contributions to loan interest/outgoings - (32,781) Rent expense and outgoings 823,833 878,000Donations – Surf Club 181,194 294,012EBITDRD 2,207,891 1,894,722

NOTE 4: CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS Cash on hand 4,306 178,960Cash at bank 282,459 79,497 286,765 258,457


2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 2 cont: REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME Other Income Sponsorship income 5,437 18,827ATM commission 38,824 46,147Rebates 7,557 449Jobkeeper subsidy 159,000 -Cash flow Boost 50,000 - Other income 93 16,578 260,911 82,129NOTE 3: EXPENSES (a) Employee benefit expenses Wages and salaries 3,811,792 4,046,532Annual leave expenses (81,494) 35,138Long service leave expenses 69,447 23,258Payroll tax 93,780 181,893Superannuation 337,987 371,084Workcover 46,103 48,456Other wages and salaries 203,763 200,040 4,481,378 4,906,401 (b) Club entertainment, marketing and promotional costs Advertising and promotions 130,169 138,075Entertainment 244,639 253,616Bar promotion 76,072 105,144Restaurant promotions 35,408 56,917Functions promotions 15,288 38,741Other entertainment, marketing and promotions 737 5 502,313 592,498 (c) Occupancy costs Rental outgoings 304,484 333,385Rent 595,833 650,000 900,317 983,385

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2020 $ 2019 $

CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Receipts from customers 13,076,131 13,671,448Payments to suppliers and employees (11,941,835) (12,827,216)Finance costs (198,710) (258,066)Net cash provided by operating activities 935,586 586,166 CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Proceeds from sale of property plant and equipment - 5,798Payment for property plant and equipment (80,160) (231,968)Net cash used in investing activities (80,160) (226,170) CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Net (repayment)/proceeds from borrowings (907,250) (569,089)Net (repayment)/proceeds from related partyborrowings 148,000 199,809 (67,868) -Net cash used in financing activities (827,119) (369,280)

Net increase / (decrease) in cash held 28,308 (9,284)

Cash at beginning of financial year 258,457 267,741

Cash at the end of the financial year 286,765 258,457

NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

General Information

The condensed financial statements cover Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc (“the club”) as an individual entity. The club is an association incorporated under the AssociationsIncorporation Act 1981.

Basis of PreparationThis financial report is intended to provide users with an update of the latest annual financial statements of the club, and it is recommended that this annual report is read in conjunction withthe full financial statements for the year ended 30 April 2020.The same accounting policies and methods of computation have been followed in this annual report as were applied in the full financial statements.The financial statements, except the cash flow information, have been prepared on accrual basis and are based on historical costs, modified where applicable, by the measurement at fair value of selected non-current assets, financial assets and financial liabilities. The amounts presented in the financial statements have been rounded to the nearest Australian dollar.

The financial statements were authorised for issue on 2 July 2020 by the Board of Management.

2020 $ 2019 $NOTE 2: REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME Bar sales 4,009,899 4,189,535Gaming income 1,897,281 1,865,725Keno and TAB income 73,284 86,031Kitchen income 4,582,416 5,054,498Membership income 59,532 96,694Merchandise sales 49,780 49,006Function income 964,150 1,038,130Reception – beverage 22,726 35,596 11,659,068 12,415,215

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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Revenue 11,659,068 12,415,215

Other income 260,911 82,129Change in inventories (43,390) 19,786Materials and consumables used (2,940,413) (3,232,085)Cleaning expenses (187,401) (175,231)Communication and IT Costs (63,389) (82,610)Depreciation expenses (478,693) (359,361)Donations (181,194) (294,012)Employee benefits expenses (4,481,378) (4,906,401)Club entertainment, marketing and promotional costs (502,313) (592,498)Finance costs (198,803) (258,077)Gaming costs (536,292) (590,514)Occupancy costs (900,317) (983,385)Printing, postage and stationery expenses (17,024) (64,689)Repairs and maintenance costs (405,182) (431,549)Other expenses (400,540) (308,343)Surplus before income tax 583,650 238,375

Income tax expense - -

Surplus for the year 583,650 238,375

Other Comprehensive Income - -Total other comprehensive income - -

Total comprehensive income for the year 583,650 238,375

Surplus attributable to:Members of the Club 583,650 238,375

Total comprehensive income attributable to:Members of the Club 583,650 238,375

Note 2020 $ 2019 $ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents 286,765 258,457Trade and other receivables 207,937 193,093Inventories 73,318 82,762Other current assets 55,516 87,985Related party loan 216,000 216,000TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 839,536 838,297

NON CURRENT ASSETSRelated party loan 228,350 426,350Property, plant and equipment 4,532,842 4,857,407Right of use asset 237,568 -TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS 4,998,760 5,283,757

TOTAL ASSETS 5,838,296 6,122,054

LIABILITIESCURRENT LIABILITIESTrade and other payables 464,977 507,955Accruals 9,643 49,609Lease liability 71,554 -Borrowings 463,351 830,163Provisions 120,492 194,214Other current liabilities 50,648 96,302TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 1,180,665 1,676,243

NON CURRENT LIABILITIESBorrowings 2,377,059 2,917,494Provisions 62,627 14,133Related party loan 1,049,485 1,099,485Lease liability 172,111 -TOTAL NON CURRENT LIABILITIES 3,661,282 4,031,112

TOTAL LIABILITIES 4,841,947 5,709,355

NET ASSETS 996,349 412,699

MEMBERS EQUITYRetained earnings 996,349 412,699

TOTAL MEMBERS EQUITY 996,349 412,699

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

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STATEMENT BY THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

The Board of Management declare that:

1. In the Board of Management’s opinion, the attached condensed financial statements and notes thereto are in accordance with the Associations Incorporation Act 1981, including compliance with measurement provisions of accounting standards and giving a true and fair view of the financial position and performance of the Club; and

2. In the Board of Management’s opinion, there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Club will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

This declaration is made in accordance with a resolution of the Board of Management and is signed for and on behalf of the Board of Management by:

John McNamaraPresidentMooloolaba2 July 2020

FINANCIAL STATEMENTSMooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc.ABN 42 194 203 448 For the year ended 30 April 2020


I am pleased to report to the members on the progress and performance of your Club for the 2019 . 2020 Financial Year.

It has been a year of much success and challenges. So many factors arose during the year requiring the Club to adjust and manage as the year progressed. Severe drought, damaging bushfires and finally COVID-19 were the most significant events impacting on the Club and the nation.

Our Club met these challenges head on and continues to do so. By February 2020, our membership had exceeded 48,000. This is incredible growth up on the 9,000 members we had when the changes to membership were introduced less than two years earlier. It is incredibly pleasing to see that more than 50% of these members live on the Sunshine Coast. This commendable statistic is wonderful and extremely important. It displays the solid support of the venue by locals which is greatly appreciated.

The Club has reciprocated this support by the local community, with the support of numerous Sunshine Coast organisations, whilst still maintaining solid support of our main priority, The Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club. The more

we support the community, be it through keeping Mooloolaba beach safe or supporting community organisations, the better our business becomes. People are now far more cognisant of the link between the Supporters Club and the financial assistance it provides to the volunteer Surf Club. They understand, that by spending money in a Supporters Club they are in fact assisting in saving lives on the beach. It would be difficult to find a better cause.

The outbreak of COVID-19 has been devastating to say the least. Our trade slowly ground to a halt, with the eventual forced closure at 12 noon on Monday March 23rd, 2020. Prior to COVID-19 our Club was trading impressively with all departments exhibiting solid growth over the previous year. Well done to my team of industry professionals for driving such positive results for the first 10 months of the FY, May 1st to February 29th. Income was up $533,000, Cost of Goods was down $4,000, Total Expenses were down $82,000. Operating Profit was up $567,000. Operating Profit had reached $2,010,000 YTD. The April 30th result was solid however obviously blemished by the COVID-19 closure. Please refer to the financials for the full FY figures.

This solid performance has assisted the Club to endure the financial strain created by COVID-19. The Committee approved registering for JobKeeper. 54 staff met the Governments criteria as Eligible Employees and were provided with the wage subsidy. The commitment by the Club included $162,000 in cashflow per month, as this subsidy is reimbursed by the Government monthly in arrears. Constant communication was kept with our staff as JobKeeper was implemented and this continued through to last week when we reopened with 20 pax per room. The reopening on Friday June 5th 2020 was achieved with four days’ notice after a closure of 10 weeks. Once again, our team is to be commended for this effort. All staff have now been trained and issued with certification for COVID-19 safety. We appreciate the solid support shown by you since reopening and hope that further easing of restrictions will make your experience even more enjoyable.

In closing I wish to sincerely thank you the members, my wonderful team, and my dedicated, supportive, and professional Committee. Together we are dealing with unprecedented times in a focussed and determined manner. It will be lovely to see you all back enjoying memorable experiences at The Surf Club Mooloolaba in the near future.

Kind regards,Bryan Jones ACCMGeneral Manager

Hard work and dedication will pull us through

Our Club has met many challenges

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Last season I wrote in my annual report to members “what a big year it has been”. Well that, of course, is nothing by comparison to this COVID-19 year, and the effect on us all has been very significant. It has been a busy and difficult time for all local licensed clubs, pubs and restaurants, but, the Mooloolaba SLSC Supporters Club is well organised and well positioned to ride this out.

We have a lot to be thankful for at our Club. The timing of this event was fortunate for us as our financial position was sound when it hit. That is not to say that this event hasn’t affected us significantly and our ability to return to the trading results of the past may be hindered going forward. Coronavirus aside, our trading results this year have been very good, and are above the previous year. We look forward to when we can build on the gains we had made during this year and getting back to normal.

Broncos/The Surf Club Mooloolaba program

One of the very positive activities that the Club is continuing with is the Brisbane Broncos/The Surf Club Mooloolaba schools program.

One of letters of support received for this program was from the Principal of the Mooloolaba State School, which ended with...

"Keep up the good work and thanks for looking out for Mooloolaba kids."

Our Life Governor, Alan Murray, recently echoed support of the program, as a program that all members, past and present, should be very proud of for what their Club is doing within the wider community. Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Supporters Club is not just a surf lifesaving club but a community club supporting a large local community.

Thank you Thank you to our fantastic staff who have endured a very difficult year. All I can say is that myself and the committee appreciate the hard work you do for the Mooloolaba SLSC and in turn helping keep Mooloolaba Beach safe.

Also, a big thank you to the large number of our volunteer surf lifesaving club members who continue to support the Supporters Club, which in turn helps provide funds to help run the Surf Club. These positive and supportive members are great to have around the Club...for me they typify the true culture of the surf lifesaving movement.

I would also like to thank the volunteer committee of the Supporters Club for their sensible governance of the Club during what I think I can reasonably say has been its most difficult year. Bryan Jones, our General Manager, has managed the Club and his team superbly during this past year. He has the full support of the committee, and we rely heavily on him to continue his great work.

See you at the Club.John McNamaraSupporters Club President

Looking forward to the future

It may take some time to get fully back to normal, which again is why the club needs a committee and management team that can deal with whatever is thrown at us in the future.

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