To celebrate the exciting launch of Blake Johnston’s new book, Swell-Being, we’re giving one lucky member the chance to win a copy!

In Swell-Being, Blake shares his inspiring memoir, opening up about mental illness and suicide, the strategies he used to rise again, and the lessons he hopes will help others live their best lives—because everyone deserves to feel awesome.

4/3 RNSWR took on NSW’s first Kokoda Challenge—96km over 36hrs with full packs! Our team ran on heart to finish the journey, supporting the Kokoda Youth Foundation and empowering local youth

Cronulla RSL proudly supported community groups through Category 1 ClubGRANTS 2025, recognising recipients at a special Sutherland Shire event.

Cronulla RSL has been honoured with the Spirit of ANZAC Award at the 18th Annual Spirit of ANZAC Awards during the RSL & Services Clubs Conference in Hobart, recognising its commitment to veterans, community, and ANZAC values.

Cronulla RSL staff dedicated a day to volunteering with Escabags, packing essential “Escape Bags” for people fleeing domestic abuse. The club also stocks bags on site for anyone in need.

Join the SurfRider Foundation Cronulla, Sutherland Shire Council, Cronulla RSL & Cronulla Sharks at ‘Clean Up, Up Cronulla’—a free family-friendly event on 21 September 2025 at Dunningham Park. Help clean North Cronulla Beach, enjoy live music, giveaways, kids’ activities, and learn about sustainability initiatives shaping a greener future.

Join Cronulla RSL Toastmasters on Thursday evenings, 2nd & 4th of the month, at 7:00pm for a 7:15pm start, and experience a judgment-free environment where you can practice, grow, and transform

Know a local program doing great things? Nominate them for a chance to win part of our $7,000 prize pool and Club-wide exposure this Christmas.

Cronulla RSL Motoring Enthusiasts Group (MEG) gathered in Kurnell for Cars & Coffee. A Southern Sydney club celebrating all marques & eras of motor vehicles.

Cronulla RSL proudly backed Zero79 Foundation as Aussie veterans and Gold Star families competed in Hawaii’s 2025 Na Koa Wounded Warrior Regatta.

Sutherland Shire’s own community broadcaster, 2SSR 99.7FM, is taking an important step to future-proof its operations with the Digital Storage Upgrade Project, supported through a ClubGRANT from Cronulla RSL.

Join Surfrider Foundation Cronulla for an Ocean Friendly Beach Clean Ups at Wanda Beach (Track 9).

Held on the first Sunday of each month (excluding January), these one-hour clean ups are the perfect way to protect the ocean we all love while connecting with the community.

Join Shane ‘Fitzy’ Fitzpatrick on his six-day, 258 km challenge from Sydney to Canberra to raise awareness and funds for veteran mental health. Donate, participate, or sponsor today to help veterans carry the weight

It’s that exciting time of year again – the winter sports finals are upon us! Of the four sporting clubs proudly carrying the Cronulla RSL name and the blue and gold – netball, hockey, soccer, and softball – three are heading into finals action.

Cronulla Sub-Branch hosted Vietnam Veterans Day 2025 at Cronulla RSL, honouring those who served with a moving ceremony.

Cronulla RSL proudly partners with the Zero79 Foundation to host a special event connecting Commandos, families, and charity partners — honouring the fallen and supporting the Commando community.

Cronulla RSL leaders have completed face-to-face mental health training with In Minds Training, gaining practical skills to support colleagues, create a culture of care, and promote workplace wellbeing.

Cronulla RSL Football Club proudly supports PanKind Australia by wearing purple socks during #PlayInPurple rounds on July 26–27 and August 2–3, 2025. Donate today to help fight pancreatic cancer.

Catering HQ raised $52,410 by selling 9,347 schnitzels across all venues, donating the funds to GIVIT to support those impacted by the recent Mid-North Coast floods.

NEW EPISODE of the Cronulla RSL Podcast: Friends By The Beach

Meet Daniel Michel—a Cronulla local, Paralympian, and inspiring voice for inclusion in sport. Born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Dan didn’t let barriers stop him. At 15, he found Boccia, and everything changed. Now a two-time Paralympic medallist, he shares his journey from a tough childhood to representing Australia on the world stage.