YOUR PRIVACY For members who wish to better understand our privacy policy, we have provided a privacy information fact sheet. Please click the button below Privacy FAQ To view OESC Group Privacy Policy, please click the button below. OESC Privacy Policy

OESC is one of the largest and most charitable organisations in the region and we continually look for members to nominate for the Board of Directors. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Graham Gentles President Tony Boland Senior Vice President Paul Dowler Junior Vice President Gregory Biernat Director Terry Flood Director James Hardman Director Mark Johnston Director Kevin McGuire Director Adam Shepherd Director Nathan Kelly Chief Executive Officer Hugh Mawter Chief Operating Officer Derek Pigot Club Patron DIRECTORSHIP Orange Ex-Services’ Club is one of the largest and most charitable organisations in the region, and we continually look for Members to nominate for the Board of Directors. The Club needs enthusiastic people of all ages and backgrounds to serve our Club and community as Directors. MORE INFO

OESC is committed to the Responsible Service of Alcohol and actively implements policies and procedures in accordance with the current Liquor Act (NSW) and related legislation. RESPONSIBLE SERVICE OF ALCOHOL The Club plays an active role as coordinator for the Orange Liquor Accord, a voluntary based organisation working with Local Area Government and Law Enforcement to help prevent alcohol related anti-social behaviour and improve the perception of safety in the City of Orange. For further information visit: www.orangeliquoraccord.com.au RESPONSIBLE SERVICE OF ALCOHOL OESC is committed to the Responsible Service of Alcohol and actively implements policies and procedures in accordance with the current Liquor Act (NSW) and related legislation. LIQUOR SELF-EXCLUSION PROGRAM A provision of the Liquor Act is that licensed venues provide a Liquor Self-Exclusion program. If you wish to exclude yourself from a licensed venue, you can enter into a liquor self-exclusion agreement with the Licensee/CEO. Where a liquor self-exclusion is in force, venue staff have the legal power to prevent you from entering the venue, and/to remove you from the venue. If you wish to discuss how a liquor self-exclusion can assist you, kindly make an enquiry with the Duty Manager, either on-site or via phone at 02 6362 2666. The Clubs CEO will ultimately meet with you should you wish to enter into a Liquor Self Exclusion. For more information visit: https://www.liquorandgaming.nsw.gov.au/community-and-stakeholders/community-support/self-exclusion-from-liquor-venues

$50,000 Cash Splash at Orange Ex-Services' Club! Swipe, play and be in to win your share of massive cash prizes. Don’t miss the splash! WIN A SHARE OF $50,000 CASH 5 x $500 MEMBER CASH DRAWS EVERY THURSDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT WINNER DRAWN BETWEEN 6:30PM - 8:30PM + $5,000 MAJOR DRAW NIGHT THURSDAY 7 MAY 2026 • 5 X $1,000 CASH DRAWS WINNERS DRAWN BETWEEN 6:30PM - 8:30PM EARN ONE ENTRY DAILY BY SWIPING OR SCANNING AT A MEMBER KIOSK OR WITH EVERY $25 SPENT ON FOOD & BEVERAGE AT ANY OESC VENUE MEMBERS MUST CHECK-IN ON A KIOSK AND BE PRESENT AT ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB OR THE WENTWORTH ORANGE ON DRAW NIGHTS TO WIN PROMOTION PERIOD: 2 MARCH - 7 MAY 2026 VIEW T&Cs PROMOTION COMMENCES 10:00AM, MONDAY 2 MARCH 2026 AND CONCLUDES APPROXIMATELY 8:00PM THURSDAY 7 MAY 2026 . PROMOTION OPEN TO OESC FINANCIAL MEMBERS AGED 18 YEARS AND OVER. MEMBERS MUST CHECK-IN AND BE PRESENT AT THE ORANGE EX-SERVICES’ CLUB OR THE WENTWORTH ORANGE ON DRAW NIGHT(S) AND MUST PRESENT THEMSELVES TO THE OESC PERSONNEL CONDUCTING THE DRAW WITHIN FOUR (4) MINUTES OF THEIR NAME AND BADGE NUMBER BEING ANNOUNCED. TOTAL PRIZE POOL VALUED AT $50,000. FOR FULL TERMS, REFER TO THE MAIN NOTICEBOARD OR VISIT OESC RECEPTION. AUTHORITY TP/04048.

Orange Ex-Services’ Club acknowledges the responsibility and privilege of holding a license to operate gaming machines and other forms of gambling within the state of New South Wales. Help is close at hand RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING STATEMENT Orange Ex-Services’ Club, herein referred to as “OESC”, and inclusive of all OESC licensed group venues acknowledges the responsibility and privilege of holding a license to operate gaming machines and other forms of gambling within the state of New South Wales. Our organisation encourages the responsible use of gambling facilities within each venue and abides by the NSW Gaming Machines Act and subsequent Regulations. This Board endorsed policy sets the organisations commitment to the provision of a framework to endorse and fulfill legislative requirements and principles of the responsible conduct of gaming, including resource commitment for continued evolving in-line with Government and Industry best practice solutions. Through adoption of this policy OESC will: encourage the provision and use of gambling products in a safe and enjoyable manner. prioritise customer welfare and sustainable gambling activities. promote timely provision of resources for those who need or request information or help in a discreet and professional manner, thus enabling these individuals to make timely and informed decisions about their gambling practices. adopt responsible gambling and harm minimisation measures in accordance with the Gaming Machines Act and Regulations. A full copy of the OESC Gambling policy is posted for viewing on the main noticeboard at each OESC licensed venue. Click the button below for information on gambling harm minimisation resources. HARM MINIMISATION RESOURCES

Be a part of OESC with weekly Bingo, Meat Tray Raffles, Live Shows and Entertainment for all of our members and guests to enjoy. CHECK OUT WHAT'S ON AT ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB Multiple Dates Bingo Rewards Jackpot Thu, 15 Oct Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Book Tickets Multiple Dates $1,000 Gift Card Raffles Thu, 15 Oct Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Details Multiple Dates Friday Meat Tray Raffle Fri, 16 Oct Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Learn more Multiple Dates Charity Housie Sat, 17 Oct Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Details Multiple Dates Bingo Rewards Jackpot Tue, 20 Oct Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Book Tickets Multiple Dates Poker Wed, 21 Oct Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Learn more Multiple Dates End of Month $1,000 Seafood Raffle Fri, 30 Oct Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Book Tickets An Evening With Fatty & Chief Fri, 30 Oct Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Book Tickets Girls Night Comedy Road Trip Thu, 12 Nov Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Book Tickets Beatle Magic - LIVE Tribute Show Sun, 22 Nov Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Book Tickets

Orange Ex-Services' Club has been proudly serving members and supporting our local community for over 60 years. FIND OUT MORE What's On An Evening With Fatty & Chief Fri, 30 Oct Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Girls Night Comedy Road Trip Thu, 12 Nov Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Beatle Magic - LIVE Tribute Show Sun, 22 Nov Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO VIEW ALL WHAT'S ON Drink & Dine VIEW MENU VIEW MENU Become an OESC Member today and enjoy the benefits at all of our venues! The Wentworth The Greenhouse The Country Club Mercure Orange BECOME A MEMBER EVENTS SOCIAL • CORPORATE • WEDDINGS • CATERING ENQUIRE TODAY

$50,000 Treasure Hunt at Orange Ex-Services' Club Group! Swipe, play and be in to win your share of massive cash prizes. Don’t miss the hunt! WIN A SHARE OF $50,000 CASH VIEW T&Cs PROMOTION COMMENCES 10:00AM, MONDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 2026 AND CONCLUDES APPROXIMATELY 8:30PM SATURDAY 21 NOVEMBER 2026. PROMOTION OPEN TO OESC FINANCIAL MEMBERS AGED 18 YEARS AND OVER. EARN ENTRIES ON ANY $25 FOOD & BEVERAGE SPEND AT ANY OESC VENUE. MEMBERS MUST BE PRESENT AT A PARTICIPATING VENUE (ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB, THE GREENHOUSE OF ORANGE, THE WENTWORTH ORANGE AND THE COUNTRY CLUB) ON DRAW NIGHT(S) AND MUST PRESENT THEMSELVES TO THE OESC PERSONNEL CONDUCTING THE DRAW WITHIN FOUR (4) MINUTES OF THEIR NAME AND BADGE NUMBER BEING ANNOUNCED. A MAXIMUM OF ONE TREASURE KEY DRAW PRIZE CAN BE AWARDED PER PERSON THROUGHOUT THE PROMOTION. TOTAL PRIZE POOL VALUED AT $52,000.00. FOR FULL TERMS, REFER TO THE MAIN NOTICEBOARD OR VISIT OESC RECEPTION. AUTHORITY: TP/04048.

Celebrate Members Week at the Orange Ex-Services' Club with exclusive offers, events, and rewards just for our valued members. Don’t miss out! MONDAY 11 - THURSDAY 21 MARCH Head into the Orange Ex-Services' Club OR The Country Club and present your Senior's card throughout Seniors Week when purchasing any MAIN meal* and receive a complimentary house wine, tap beer or soft drink! *EXCLUDES SPECIALS, STARTERS, KIDS MEALS & DESSERTS. AVAILABLE AT DIGGERS & THE COUNTRY CLUB ONLY FREE Monday, 11 March MONDAY MORNING MELODIES WITH NEIL GILL 10:30AM • ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB Join us in the Northcott Lounge Monday morning from 10:30am - 12:30pm and enjoy free live acoustic music with Neil Gill! Tuesday, 12 March BRIDGE BASICS FOR BEGINNERS 2:00PM • ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB Join us at the OESC on Tuesday from 2:00PM for our Bridge Basics for Beginners session. Whether you're new to the game or looking to brush up on your skills, this event is designed to provide you the tips and tricks of bridge! FREE FREE Wednesday, 13 March LIVE LUNCH SHOW WITH NEIL GILL 11:30AM • NORTHCOTT BAR We have Neil Gill returning on Wednesday to perform a live lunch show at 11:30AM in The Northcott Bar! Thursday, 14 March BINGO & BICKIES 3:00PM • ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB Join us at the OESC on Thursday from 3:00PM for Club Bingo and Afternoon Tea session! Our Bingo has progressive Jackpots, with Mini & Major Jackpots that will increase every game until WON! * Cost is $5 per Bingo book and I ncludes Afternoon Tea $5* FREE Sunday, 17 March MUSICAL BINGO AT THE GREENHOUSE 3:00PM • THE GREENHOUSE OF ORANGE Head up to the Greenhouse from 3:00pm on Sunday and enjoy an afternoon of fun with our Musical Bingo! Musical Bingo is free to play and fun for all ages! Don't miss our live music on the rooftop every Sunday from 12:00pm! BOOK TABLE Tuesday, 19 March HEARING AUSTRALIA: FREE HEARING CHECK 10:00AM • ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB Head into the OESC from 10:00am - 3:30pm to receive a FREE 15 minute hearing check. Located at back reception, the Hearing Australia team will look after you! FREE FREE Wednesday, 20 March SOCIAL BOWLS AT THE COUNTRY CLUB 11:00AM • THE COUNTRY CLUB Have you always wanted to try Bowls? Why not visit The Country Club from 11:00AM on Wednesday and test out your skills at our FREE social bowls session! The Country Club kitchen will be open to get some lunch after your game! Thursday, 21 March HEARING AUSTRALIA: FREE HEARING CHECK 10:00AM • ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB Head into the OESC from 10:00am - 3:30pm to receive a FREE 15 minute hearing checks. Located at back reception, the Hearing Australia team will look after you! FREE

The Coral Sea Auditorium is our largest space that is used for corporate events, weddings and live entertainment in Orange NSW. l Sea Table 2 1/3 CORAL SEA Corporate Event Combining the Coral Sea, Tobruk, and Borneo rooms, this space is the largest plenary area, at 689m2. The entire area can be used for seating, or the additional areas can be utilised for trade sponsors or catering areas. With a built-in stage at the front of the room, perfect for discussion panels or guest speakers, with an additional option of a portable stage to extend this space. Three roof-mounted projectors with HDMI connection ensure optimal viewing for all delegates, with an internal PA system providing efficient sound quality for presentations and guest speakers utilising the microphone and lectern. The Coral Sea Auditorium is also the ultimate space for medium to larger Weddings. Featuring a large stage, wooden dancefloor, and private bar, the Coral Sea provides you the space to invite your entire guest list. Watch this space transform into a stunning wedding reception with your special touches making it your wedding day vision. Social Event The Coral Sea Auditorium is a large ballroom, ready for you to add your personal touches and exciting ideas. Featuring a large stage and parquetry dance floor, the Auditorium is perfect for live bands or DJs, as well as large projector screens to display any special memories or presentations. This space can be directly accessed from the Orange Ex-Services' Club front or back reception and is located on the first floor. We have various floor plans available to accomodate a dance floor, DJ or band, or you are welcome to bring a device to connect to our speaker system. Set Up Styles Room Classrooom Cabaret U-Shape Theatre Banquet Coral Sea Auditorium 120 150 40 240 368 Coral Sea/Tobruk/Borneo 144 180 40 390 432 DOWNLOAD OUR FUNCTION PACKAGES WEDDING CORPORATE SOCIAL CELEBRATION OF LIFE OUR OTHER SPACES THE CORAL SEA TARIN KOWT THE WENTWORTH OTHER SPACES BOOKING & ENQUIRES For more information on OESC Event and Function packages, please get in touch with our professional team today! ENQUIRE TODAY

Join the OESC Board of Directors and help shape the future of the Orange Ex-Services Club. Make a difference, contribute your expertise and lead our community forward. Who Are We ORANGE EX-SERVICES’ CLUB IS SEEKING NOMINATIONS FOR OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS Are you a person seeking career progression, a leadership opportunity or a role that increases your involvement within the Orange community? Be a part of the Orange Ex-Services’ Club direction and development process of significant current and upcoming projects. This role will also include being involved in the Club’s financial viability and sharing knowledge from ongoing leadership training. We are looking for individuals who possess a people-orientated leadership style and are community-minded, with the ability to navigate business structures and can provide innovative concepts. A successful nominee would ideally demonstrate the following key requirements: Strategic and innovative. Ability to work in a diverse team. Capacity to attend monthly Board meetings and other essential meetings. Commitment to attend learning and development programs, including leadership and strategy. Applicants must have held an active Orange Ex-Services’ Club membership for at least three months immediately before their nomination for election. If this opportunity resonates, we would like to invite interested parties to attend an informational meeting held on Monday, 9 February 2026, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at Orange Ex-Services’ Club, 231-243 Anson Street. This evening will provide information regarding the requirements for holding a directorship at Orange Ex-Services’ Club and the process to be accepted for election by the Members. Whether you plan to nominate for a Board position in 2026 or are interested in how a Board position could benefit your career aspirations and community involvement, you are strongly encouraged to attend as this is an inspiring time to be a part of the Orange Ex-Services’ Club. To RSVP to the information evening or for further information on the program, please contact Nathan Kelly, Chief Executive Officer at Orange Ex-Services’ Club, on 02 6362 2666 during office hours by Friday 6 February 2026. CLICK TO RSVP

YOUR PRIVACY For members who wish to better understand our privacy policy, we have provided a privacy information fact sheet. Please click the button below Privacy FAQ Purpose OESC is committed to respecting privacy and confidentiality in relation to the collection, maintenance, use, archive or disposal of records and information it collects in the performance of its business activities. OESC is bound by the Australian Privacy Principles (APP) contained in the Privacy Act 1988 (C’th) and the Privacy Amendment (Enhancing Privacy Protection) Act 2012 (C’th). Scope The OESC Privacy Policy identifies the organisation’s position and processes as pertaining to each of the thirteen (13) Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). Position & Process APP 1 – Open and transparent management of personal information OESC maintains a clearly expressed and up to date privacy policy that is freely available upon request and/or downloadable from the organization’s website. APP 2 – Anonymity and pseudonymity While APP 2 allows individuals to interact with organizations by not identifying themselves and permits the use of a pseudonym OESC is subject to the provisions of the Registered Clubs Act 1976 (NSW), which requires the Club to obtain the following personal information: Ordinary Member – full name, occupation, date of birth, address, signature and date on which the annual fee for membership of the Club was last paid Honorary Member – full name or surname and initials and address Temporary Member – full name or surname and initials, address, signature and date of entry Guest of Member – full name or surname and initials, address, signature and date of entry Given the aforementioned legislative requirement, the exemption provided in APP 2 precluding an individual (member or guest) from using a pseudonym or not identifying themselves when required to do so under Australian law is applicable. APP 3 – Collection of personal and sensitive information OESC only collects personal information that is necessary for the performance of its business activities (i.e. administrative matters, provision of information about Club activities and in accordance with legislative requirements). Information collected by OESC will not be disclosed to third parties other than as specifically provided for in the privacy legislation. Members and guests are entitled to expect that their personal information will not be subject to unauthorized interference or use. OESC does not collect sensitive information from members and guests. APP 4 – Dealing with unsolicited personal information Any unsolicited personal information received by the OESC organization, which it is not entitled to, is (where lawful and reasonable) destroyed or de-identified as soon as practicable. APP 5 – Notification of collection OESC has processes in place (i.e. signage, privacy information handouts & statements and readily accessible downloadable information on the website) to inform its members and guests: Why OESC is collecting their personal information What that personal information will be used for Whether OESC collects personal information on its members and guests from third parties What the consequences are if personal information is not provided The OESC complaint handling process, and Any potential overseas disclosure of their personal information APP 6 – Use or disclosure OESC only collects personal information about an individual for the purposes outlined under APP 3 (the primary purpose) and will not use or disclose the information for another purpose (the secondary purpose) unless the individual consents to the use or disclosure or another exception applies. The exceptions that permit use or disclosure for secondary purpose are: Where required or authorized by or under Australian law or a court/tribunal order Where necessary to lessen or prevent a serious threat to any individual’s life, health or safety, or to public health or safety, and it is unreasonable or impracticable to obtain the consent of the individual whose personal information is to be used or disclosed When necessary for an organization to take appropriate action in relation to a reasonable suspicion of unlawful activity, or misconduct of a serious nature To an enforcement body for one or more enforcement related activities To assist in locating a missing person To establish, exercise or defend a legal equitable claim, and For the purpose of a confidential alternative dispute resolution APP 7 – Direct marketing OESC only uses member information for the direct marketing of Club activities, events and business. An ‘opt-out’ mechanism is provided to Club members so they can request the Club to stop sending direct marketing material. OESC will promptly stop sending direct marketing material to a member where such a request is received. APP 8 – Cross border disclosure OESC does not send or disclose personal information of its members or guests to any overseas recipients. APP 9 – Adoption, use or disclosure of government related identifiers OESC does not adopt, use or disclose a government related identifier of an individual (e.g. Medicare number) as its own identifier. APP 10 – Quality OESC takes all reasonable steps to ensure personal information it collects, uses or discloses is: Accurate Up-to-date, and Complete In the event OESC is required to use or disclose personal information, the organization will take reasonable steps to ensure that the personal information is accurate, up-to-date and complete, as well as being relevant to the purpose for which the information is being used or disclosed. APP 11 – Security OESC takes reasonable steps (both physical and logical) to protect the personal information it holds from interference, misuse, loss and unauthorized access, modification and disclosure. OESC takes reasonable steps to destroy or de? Identify information where the organization no longer needs the information for an authorized purpose, unless: It is contained in a Commonwealth record, or OESC is required by or law or a court/tribunal order to retain the information APP 12 – Access OESC will respond to requests for access to personal information within a reasonable timeframe and provide access in the requested manner where reasonable and practicable. OESC will only provide an individual with access to their own personal information and not that of others. OESC will not charge for requests to access personal information. OESC will refuse a request to access personal information: Where there is a serious threat to public health or safety If required or authorized by or under an Australian law or a court/tribunal order Where suspicion that unlawful activity or misconduct of a serious nature is being or may be engaged in and giving access would be likely to prejudice the taking of appropriate action in relation to the matter Where giving access would likely prejudice one or more enforcement activities conducted by or on behalf of an enforcement body Where OESC has refused access to personal information, the reasons for such a refusal will be provided to the applicant in writing. OESC has a formal complaints process that includes complaints relating to a breach of the Australian Privacy Principles (APP). All complaints are to be directed to the OESC Chief Operating Officer in writing and will be handled according to the following OESC grievance resolution process. APP 13 – Correction OESC takes reasonable steps to correct personal information to ensure that it is accurate, up-to-date, complete, relevant and not misleading. Corrections to personal information are undertaken where OESC is satisfied it needs to be corrected or where requested by the individual. In the event OESC refuses to correct an individual’s personal information, a written statement outlining the reasons for not amending the personal information will be provided to the individual. Where applicable, OESC will provide to other organizations the updated, corrected details of the individual’s personal information. OESC will respond within a reasonable period to any request for personal information correction and does not charge for corrections and updates. OESC has a formal complaints process that includes complaints relating to a breach of the Australian Privacy Principles (APP). All complaints are to be directed to the OESC Chief Operating Officer in writing and will be handled according to the following OESC grievance resolution process. OESC Privacy Grievance/Complaints Resolution Process OESC is committed to the early and internal resolution of grievances. All attempts should be made to resolve any grievances internally with the OESC Chief Operating Officer before initiating a formal external grievance resolution processes. Parties involved in a grievance must participate in the grievance resolution process in good faith. Grievance resolution processes should be applied fairly, flexibly and quickly. All parties involved in a grievance should be treated with respect and impartiality. The confidentiality of parties involved in a grievance should be respected at all times, subject to the need to fully investigate the matter and any legal requirements for disclosure. Both the complainant and/or respondent have the right to be represented by a third person. Where applicable, the complainant can request to have an interpreter be present. Complainants are able to raise issues of concern in an environment free from fear of retribution, victimization or breach of confidentiality. Reasons and full explanations for decisions and actions taken will be kept in writing by the OESC Chief Operating Officer and will be provided to both the complainant and/or representative at every stage of the grievance process – records of grievances remain confidential. OESC supports an active approach to grievance resolution via internal mechanisms and processes; however, an external complaint process is also available for privacy complaints via the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) Tel: 1300 363 992. Employee Breach of Policy Failure to abide by this policy is a breach of both the Privacy Act 1988 (C’th) and the OESC internal policies and procedures. Non-compliance may result in legal action being taken against the employee and/or disciplinary action or termination by the employer.