Kidsfest is back in the Spring holidays with an exciting line up of activities for the kids. Family friendly fun for all ages. KidsFest is back again throughout 2026, so join us at the Orange Ex-Services' Club during the Spring School Holidays! The OESC is buzzing with excitement as we ha ve a range of kid-friendly activities lined up! From Monday 28th September to Sunday 11th October , we invite you to join us for an array of fun, laughs and epic memories! Adults you are welcome to *drop and dine with us! We will entertain your little people whi le you have a coffee at our Coffee Shop, a drink at Northcott Bar or some lunch in Diggers. JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC MONDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER $20 PER CHILD THE WENTWORTH ORANGE 10:00AM - 11:00AM 11:00AM - 12:00PM Join us for a fun and engaging Junior Clinic designed to help young players develop their skills, build confidence, and enjoy the game in a supportive environment. Suitable for all skill levels. BOOK CHOCOLATE BINGO TUESDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER $2 PER CHILD ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB 12:30PM - 1:30PM Get ready for a sweet time at our School Holiday Chocolate Bingo! Kids can play a fun game of bingo with a delicious twist – tasty chocolate prizes for every win! It’s a perfect mix of excitement and treats, making it the ultimate holiday activity for chocolate lovers! BOOK LIVE REPTILE SHOW WEDNESDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER $15 PER CHILD ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB 11:00AM - 12:00PM 1:00PM - 2:00PM Each show is fun, educational and highly interactive, giving children and families the opportunity to get up close to a variety of amazing reptiles while learning about their habitats, behaviours and the importance of reptile safety. There will also be plenty of opportunities for hands-on interaction and photos, making it a memorable experience for all ages. BOOK FAMILY BOWLS DAY SATURDAY 4TH OCTOBER FREE THE COUNTRY CLUB 11:00AM - 12:30PM Looking for something fun and free to do together? Come down to the Country Club for a relaxed and friendly Family Bowls Day, proudly hosted by our passionate club members. No experience needed – just bring your crew, give it a go, and enjoy some laughs on the green. BOOK KIDS COMEDY SHOW SUNDAY 11TH OCTOBER $25 PER CHILD ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB 10:30AM - 12:30PM There’ s chaos in the kitchen when Signor Baffo’s left in charge! The restaurant is about to open, nothing is going to plan and he needs your help. Get ready for a whirlwind of silly games, outrageous misunderstandings, and a menu full of surprises. Can you help Signor Baffo complete his list before disaster strikes? Expect plenty of giggles, unexpected twists, and even a rock and roll concert in this supremely silly, interactive adventure. A laugh-out-loud treat for children 3+ and their families – served with a generous helping of fun and mischief. BOOK IMPORTANT NOTES Please note that if your little one is 5 and under, you must remain with them for all kids activities. For kids aged 6-14, you are welcome to drop and dine. Head downstairs to enjoy OESC outlets but please remain in the venue while your child participates in an activity. Please ensure your contact information is correct (mobile number of supervising parent or guardian). We will use the information provided via this ticket purchase on the day if required.

Orange Ex-Services' Club has been proudly serving members and supporting our local community for over 60 years. LEARN MORE What's On Car and Cash Sat, 06 June Orange Ex-Services' Club Learn more ...And Metallica For All - Live Concert Sat, 29 Aug Orange Ex-Services' Club MORE INFO Confetti & Chaos Dinner Show Thu, 17 Sept 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

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ORANGE EX-SERVICES' BOWLS CLUB Orange Ex-Services' Club Lawn Bowling green is situated within the Orange Health Precinct. The club was initially established to serve as Occupational Therapy for the xxx numbering about 1,500 people and female nurses and male attendants numbering about 500 and Administration staff. The first green was constructed by ground staff and trustee xxxx. After the original club suffered from financial problems in the 1970's, Orange Ex-Services' Club decided to take over control of the Country Club in 1986. MENS BOWLING CLUB The Mens Bowling Club currently has about 100 registered male members. With a few marque players and other quality players. The men participate in various competitions including the Annual State Pennant. Social Bowls every Tuesday & Saturday All ages welcome Men's and Junior's tournaments CONTACT US LADIES BOWLING CLUB The Mens Bowling Club currently has about 100 registered male members. With a few marque players and other quality players. The men participate in various competitions including the Annual State Pennant. Social Bowls every Tuesday & Saturday All ages welcome Men's and Junior's tournaments CONTACT US

Win a brand new Mazda CX-3 PURE or a share of $10,000. Earn entries with every $25 spent on food and beverages at participating OESC venues. WIN A BRAND NEW MAZDA CX-3 PURE OR A SHARE OF $10,000! HOW TO ENTER: Simply earn entries with every $25.00 (accumulative) spent on food or beverage outlets at the Orange Ex-Services' Club, The Greenhouse of Orange , The Wentworth Orange & The Country Club + Earn ONE (1) daily entry by swiping your membership card at any of the Star Rewards Kiosks at a participating venue. Don't forget, you can earn DOUBLE ENTRIES every Sunday throughout the promotion period! VIEW T&Cs AUTHORITY: TP/04048 MINOR DRAWS DRAWN EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:30PM Join us at a participating venue every Saturday for our Minor Draws! Be sure to check-in between 5pm - 7:30pm at our StarRewards kiosk to activate your entry tickets for the draw! Every Minor Draw winner will receive $500 CASH + AN ENTRY INTO THE MAJOR CAR AND CASH DRAW Members must be present to win. EXTRA CHANCE DRAWN EVERY LAST SATURDAY AT 7:45PM Didn't win our Minor Draws? Don't worry, you have an extra chance every last Saturday of May, June & July with our Extra Chance Draw! Ensure you are checked-in at a participating venue and you could win $500 CASH + AN ENTRY INTO THE MAJOR CAR AND CASH DRAW Members must be present to win. MAJOR DRAW SATURDAY 2ND AUGUST 2025 The time has come! Don't forget to join us at Orange Ex-Services' Club for our MAJOR Car and Cash draw night! It's your last chance to gain an entry, with 5 additional Minor Draws between 7:00pm - 8:00pm for the final Major Draw spots! Ensure you are checked-in to activate your entries! We will then commence our Major Draw with our 20 lucky Members to be drawn for a chance to choose a golden briefcase, containing a SHARE OF $10,000 OR A BRAND NEW MAZDA CX-3 PURE Major Draw Entries must be present to win

Explore OESC Function Packages and make your event unforgettable. Tailored options for weddings, birthdays, corporate events and special occasions with catering and full-service support. OESC FUNCTION PACKAGES Thank you for your interest in hosting your next event or function at the Orange Ex-Services' Club. We'll email you a PDF copy of your requested package. Our Events Coordinator will be in touch to walk you through the finer details to ensure we capture all of the important details. In the meantime, please feel free to call us on (02) 6362 2666 if you'd like to speak to a member of the Events team. WEDDING CORPORATE SOCIAL CELEBRATION OF LIFE

Host your next event at OESC with versatile function spaces perfect for weddings, birthdays, corporate events, and special occasions. Book today! OESC FUNCTION SPACES THE CORAL SEA TARIN KOWT THE WENTWORTH OTHER SPACES VIEW OESC FUNCTION PACKAGES For more information on OESC Event and Function packages, please get in touch with our professional team today! VIEW PACKAGES

ClubGRANTS is one of Australia’s largest grant programs, providing more than $100 million in cash each year to a variety of causes across NSW. ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB IS PROUD TO SUPPORT OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY HOW TO APPLY APPLY NOW FAQs ARE YOU A LOCAL CHARITY OR ORGANISATION IN NEED OF FUNDING FOR A WORTHY CAUSE OR COMMUNITY PROJECT? ClubGRANTS is one of Australia’s largest grant programs, providing more than $100 million in cash each year to a variety of causes across NSW. In 2025, Orange Ex-Services' Club was proud to support our local communities ClubGRANTS recipients with a total funding donation of $157,266.00 VIEW 2024/25 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 1 RECIPIENTS VIEW 2023/24 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 1 RECIPIENTS CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 2 Funding for general community development and support activities, such as junior sport/grassroots sport or veteran welfare activities. VIEW 2025/26 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 2 HALF-YEAR RECIPIENTS VIEW 2024/25 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 2 RECIPIENTS VIEW 2023/24 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 2 RECIPIENTS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is the difference between Category 1 and Category 2 ClubGRANTS? Category 1 Supports projects and/or services that contribute to the welfare and broader social fabric of the local community and are aimed at improving the living standards of low income and disadvantaged people. Category 1 is regulated is assessed through the local ClubGRANTS Committee in the Local Government Area (LGA). Category 2 Supports local community development initiatives, including sporting clubs, schools, community groups and events. Examples could include equipment purchases, local programs, facility use and in-kind venue support. Category 2 applications are assessed internally by the Orange-Ex Services' Clubs Board of Directors. More information can be found here: https://www.nsw.gov.au/business-and-economy/liquor-and-gaming/liquor-gaming-nsw-grants/clubgrants-resources What is the Category 2 grant year? The Category 2 ClubGRANTS funding year runs from 1 September to 31 August each year. All in-kind funded projects, events or activities must take place within the relevant grant year. For example: If you are applying during the 2025–2026 grant round, your event must occur between 1 September 2025 and 31 August 2026. If your event is scheduled outside this timeframe (e.g. December 2026), you will need to wait and apply in the appropriate future grant year. This does not apply to financial donations. Applications submitted for projects outside the current grant year cannot be assessed. Can I apply for a Category 2 in-kind ClubGRANT for an event happening next year? Only if the event falls within the current grant year (September–August). If your event is scheduled after 31 August of the current funding year, you must wait until the next grant round opens. We recommend checking your event date carefully before submitting your application. How long does assessment take for Category 2 ClubGRANTS? As a general guide: Applications are reviewed by the OESC ClubGRANTS team i.e. any missing information etc. Then referred to the Sports and Community Committee Final approval is required by the Board of Directors Please allow up to 6-8 weeks from submission for a decision. Applicants will be notified via the ClubGRANTS portal once a decision has been made. We kindly ask that applicants avoid contacting the Club for updates during the assessment period unless additional information is requested. What information should I include in an In-Kind Category 2 ClubGRANTS application? To ensure your application can be properly assessed, please contact our events team to discuss the following: The exact venue or room requested Preferred event date(s) Estimated number of attendees Purpose of the event A detailed breakdown of requested support (e.g. room hire cost, AV equipment, catering, golf course use, sporting field hire, etc.) Confirmation that you have checked availability with the Events Team (if applicable) Incomplete applications may be delayed or returned for further information. When do ClubGRANTS rounds open and close? Specific opening and closing dates are published in our table below. Can we apply for multiple Category 2 ClubGRANTS in the same year? Organisations may apply for multiple initiatives; however, funding is not guaranteed. Each application is assessed on its individual merit. When do we need to provide acquittal or progress reports? An acquittal or progress report is typically required: After the event or project has concluded Before the end of the current grant year (31 August), or Prior to being considered for future ClubGRANTS funding Failure to provide acquittal documentation may impact future funding. Do we need an ABN? Eligibility: Organisations delivering community welfare/social services and related programs within NSW are typically eligible; individuals are generally not. See NSW Government guidance. ABN: Strongly recommended for grant recipients. An ABN supports tax and reporting obligations (ABR guidance). If a recipient does not quote an ABN, the payer must withhold tax at the top marginal rate unless the recipient provides the ATO Statement by a Supplier form. Where a grant recipient does not provide an ABN Use the ATO “Statement by Supplier” Form If a recipient does not have an ABN, they must complete the Statement by Supplier form to declare why they are not quoting an ABN. View ATO guidance here Verify Legal Entity Status when no ABN is Quoted If an ABN is not available, you can provide the following registrations which will assist eligibility verification ASIC registers for company or incorporated association details. ASIC Search [asic.gov.au] Searching the ACNC Charity Register for not-for-profit or charity status. ACNC Charity Register [acnc.gov.au] For Indigenous Corporations, verify via ORIC. There is conflicting information in relation to the requirement to quote ABNs. Whilst Liquor and Gaming may indicate an ABN is not required, The ABN validates the entity as a potential club grant recipient. Clubs NSW recommend the ABN. Those applications without an ABN have a higher threshold requirement to meet the criteria, and will need to be validation with ASIC, ACNC or ORIC as well as a valid Statement by supplier. ABN Application The process of attaining an ABN takes 10 minutes. The link below will take you to the relevant page Applying for an ABN | Australian Business Register Once completed, list the ABN number provided on the application. Please note you do not need to register for GST. CLUBGRANTS APPLICATION DATES Category Month Reviewed Category 1 Open February 2026 Reviewed by Sport Committee 31 May 2026 Category 2 June 2026 Reviewed by Sport Committee July 2026 (if funding is not exhausted) Category 2 September 2026 Reviewed by Sport Committee October 2026 Category 2 October 2026 Reviewed by Sport Committee November 2026 Category 2 January 2027 Reviewed by Sport Committee February 2027 Category 2 June 2027 Reviewed by Sport Committee July 2027 (if funding is not exhausted) Orange Local Government Area Committee Melissa Stanford Manager Community Services Orange City Council Ph 6393 8605 Nikita Bourke Waratah Sports Club Ph 6362 8773 nikitabourke@waratahsportsclub.com.au Vanessa Willis NSW Communities & Justice Ph 6361 6902 vanessa.willis@facs.nsw.gov.au Sam Nelson Lives Lived Well Ph 1300 727 957 sam.nelson@liveslivedwell.org.au Jason French Office of Sport 0417 413 989 jason.french@sport.nsw.gov.au Nathan Kelly, Leanne Vogler, Isabella Thomas, Luke Wilson Orange Ex-Services’ Club Ph 6362 2666 clubgrants@oesc.com.au Need More Info? Please read the ClubGRANTS information on the ClubGRANTS website carefully for details on eligibility and applying online. CALL 02 6362 2666 EMAIL US clubgrants@oesc.com.au CONTACT Committee Member

The genorisity of the Orange Community has raised over $95,000 for the flood affected regions in the Central West. ORANGE EX-SERVICES' FLOOD DONATION HUB TOTAL FLOOD DONATIONS RAISED $387,973 CLUBS4CLUBS INITIATIVE RAISED $292,073 OESC reached out to the wider Clubs industry, and we have had an unbelievable response. OESC is so proud of our Club community in what has been raised from Clubs, Suppliers, Individuals & Associations in NSW, ACT, VIC and QLD. OUR CONTRIBUTORS $50,000 $17,003 $10,000 $10,000 CAMPSIE RSL CMA MID-STATE ZONE SHOALHAVEN EX SERVICES' GROUP WESTS MACARTHUR $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 LIVERPOOL CATHOLIC CLUB LTD PARKES SERVICES CLUB CHERRY STREET SPORTS GROUP TORONTO WORKERS CLUB FULL LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS + THE GENEROSITY OF THE ORANGE COMMUNITY HAS ALSO RAISED A TOTAL OF $95,900 ON TOP OF A LARGE STOCKPILE OF PHYSICAL GOODS FROM WATER, BABY SUPPLIES AND CLEANING PRODUCTS. Orange Ex-Services' Club would like to thank everyone for their generosity and support

As a ClubsNSW ClubSAFE Premium Member, OESC has varying strategies in place and resources available to assist patrons and concerned family members with the management of gambling. OESC HARM MINIMISATION Orange Ex-Services’ Club is committed to the provision of a safe and compliant environment for the benefit of its members, visitors, employees and contractors. The Club recognises the importance of security measures to mitigate the risk of physical or psychological hazards within each of its venues and has a broad number of security measures in place to minimise risk and maximise our reputation as a safe and professionally managed venue. Continuous closed-circuit television (CCTV) is in operation across all Club premises, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, governed by Workplace Surveillance Act and Regulations. PRIVACY The Privacy Policy of Orange Ex-Services’ Club Ltd and its related entities (‘OESC’) sets out how the organisation collects, uses, discloses and holds personal information. You can obtain a copy of the privacy policy from www.oesc.com.au or contact the Privacy Officer via email: privacy@oesc.com.au . SECURITY & CCTV RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING POLICY 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. Our organisation encourages the responsible use of gambling facilities and abides by the Club Gaming Code of Practice (Code). A Board endorsed policy sets the organisation's 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 the OESC Board will: Ensure the provision and use of gambling products occur 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 Code. Promote the social and economic benefits of responsible gambling and the gaming industry. A full copy of the OESC Responsible Gambling policy is posted for viewing on the main noticeboard at each OESC licensed venue. GAMBLING HARM MINIMISATION INITIATIVES As a ClubsNSW ClubSAFE Premium Member, OESC has varying strategies in place and resources available to assist patrons and concerned family members with the management of gambling. Resources are available in a range of languages. Access to interpreters is available upon request.OESC Duty Managers are available to discuss or implement any harm minimisation measure with anyone, at any time. Gaming Exclusion Programs: Voluntary Self-Exclusion: A multi-venue gambling self-exclusion (MVSE) scheme is available to any individual, who, at their own request is able to enter into a legal deed to prevent them entering or remaining in gaming areas or partaking in various gambling activities of a licensed venue. Minimum exclusion period is six (6) months. Exclusion from multiple licensed premises (clubs & hotels) can be included in a single exclusion deed. Gambling exclusions may also extend to TAB/wagering and Keno. A self-facilitated self-exclusion option allows patrons to apply to exclude themselves online, 24/7, without attending a gaming venue, and before seeing a gambling counsellor. To access this facility, https://mvse.com.au/self-facilitation Family Initiated Exclusion: When a person’s gambling is causing their family harm it may be appropriate to consider applying for a family-initiated exclusion.A responsible gambling counsellor will work with the family, the player and the club, separately and privately, to determine whether an exclusion is necessary. The minimum exclusion period would be twelve (12) months and is limited to OESC group venues. A Player can appeal family-initiated exclusions to the Code Adjudication Panel. Upon initial approach to OESC, the third party will be provided with a brochure featuring family self-exclusion information and links to commence steps for assistance. Information brochures are available via: www.clubsnsw.com.au/gamingcodeofpractice Venue Initiated Exclusion: In line with the Club Gaming Code of Practice, OESC may apply for venue-initiated exclusion if a player displays any of the following problem gambling behaviours or through: Seeking credit for gambling. Seeking to borrow money for gambling. Admitting to borrowing or stealing money to gamble. Leaving a minor unattended while playing gaming machines. A venue-initiated exclusion is for a minimum period of 12 months and is limited to OESC Group venues. A Player can appeal venue-initiated exclusions to the Code Adjudication Panel. Player Activity Statements (PAS): A monthly player activity statement will be provided on request to the account holder, if the account has been active, free of charge. A request form may be obtained from the Cashier or requested via an email to PASrequest@oesc.com.au with your name, member # and month of play requested. For the protection of player privacy, statements can only be collected in person, upon presentation of a venue recognised form of photo identification that matches player details. Account Limit Setting / Voluntary Pre-Commitment Limits: The account holder of a player account may set a weekly account limit by written request to the Club. The request should state the amount that the player wishes to be restricted to each week (turnover minus wins). The player will be notified via the card reader once carded play has reached their nominated limit. If a weekly account limit is set, the player may alter the limit by written request to the Club. Forms for account limit setting are available from the Cashier. Access to Cash Policy Under no circumstances will a cash advance or form of credit be extended to a player at an OESC venue. The OESC solicitation policy does not tolerate any form of solicitation by any party for cash or money lending at OESC venues. MINORS OESC has adopted policy & procedures with regard to the management of persons under the age of 18. Such procedures include: Adoption of guardian definitions from the Liquor Act for entry to licensed premise. Adhoc ID checking of persons who may appear to look under 25 at various points whilst in-venue. Procedures for, and non-tolerance of, unaccompanied minors. Zero tolerance approach for minors policy breaches. 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 LiquorSelf-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: 02 6362 2666. The Club's CEO will meet with you should you wish to enter into a Liquor Self-Exclusion. For more information visit: www.liquorandgaming.nsw.gov.au/community-and-stakeholders/community-support/self-exclusion-from-liquor-venues ORANGE LIQUOR ACCORD OESC plays an active role as coordinator for the Orange Liquor Accord, 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 MEMBER LOYALTY PROGRAM STAR REWARDS is a tiered member rewards program for Orange Ex-Services’ Club members. It’s our way of thanking you for your loyalty, with tiered discounts and bonuses. As a member, you can earn points on nominated everyday purchases across OESC venues and utilise them to pay for future purchases. Member Loyalty Program brochures are available from Club venues. A full copy of the loyalty program terms & conditions can be obtained via Club Reception upon request. Note that loyalty point balances for Bronze, Silver & Gold Star members are zeroed at the end of trade on the 31st day of December each year unless otherwise communicated. If at any point you do not wish to be part of this program, kindly forward your request in writing to The CEO, or via email to enquiries@oesc.com.au so your account can be deactivated as soon as practical. MEMBER REWARDS POINT SECURITY Membership cards are encoded with a generic PIN number. You are urged to personalise your PIN number through the loyalty kiosk(s). Reception staff are happy to assist you upon request. The security of points on your card is your responsibility. The Club accepts no responsibility for points redeemed illegitimately from membership cards. FEEDBACK & COMPLAINTS We welcome the opportunity to hear all feedback, suggestions and correct the problems and concerns of patrons. Management are always available to listen to your praise, suggestions or grievances. Venue Duty Managers are the primary contact points for positive feedback, complaints, disputes and recommendations, being equipped to handle a multitude of scenarios on the spot. Alternatively, a Member Suggestion box is conveniently located within each venue for your use. In the event a complaint cannot be handled satisfactorily by a Duty Manager at an Operational Management level, it will be forwarded to the Chief Operating Officer, who will respond as soon as practical if contact details have been provided. If the matter has not been resolved to your satisfaction, you may wish to put your feelings in writing to the CEO. We will do our best to let you know decision reasoning and/or results by phone or in-person (and followed up by writing if requested) within 30 days.

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

Get in touch with our dedicated Events team to find out more information regarding spaces OESC have available for your next function or event. GET IN TOUCH WITH OUR EVENTS TEAM Please fill in the form below and one of our Events team will be in touch shortly. We've emailed you a copy of the package you've requested. First name* Last name* Company name Email* Phone* Date Day Month Month Year Number of Guests* Space Required* Occasion* Additional Information Submit