Club History
Policy, Rules and Regulations
As a registered club in Queensland, Charleville RSL is required to adhere to certain regulations. It also has policies in place in relation to member’s privacy and dress code. Details of these policies, rules and regulations can be found here.
Club History
World War II
During World War II, an air-time igloo situated near the current Charleville Airport, became a thriving dance hall where the Salvation Army and Red Cross coordinated dances for both Australian and American servicemen.
1997
In January 1997 while some maintenance work was being performed at the Club, a fire broke out and completely destroyed the Club.
1998
While the reconstruction process took place, a temporary club was established in Watson Street where Western Wholesalers now stands.
1998
The new Club building was completed in September 1998 and recently has undergone some renovations to the outside area, reception area and office.
2014
New Major Refurbishment completed June 2014, at a cost of approx $950,000. New Gaming Room with 37 Gaming Machines, new Foyer and Admin area, removal of the TAB area and opened the whole area up like an open floor plan, relocated the TAB next to the Bar.
2022
Stage 2 renovations January – March 2022 including new carpet and floor tiles in the bistro and bar area and a facelift for amenities and bar. This renovation also includes an upgraded meeting room and new furniture throughout the sports bar and bistro.
