It's not just the grass that's green at South Tweed Sports
In the last 12 months the Club has installed a new Chiller unit for the a/c plant and replaced 380 dichroic lights with LEDs. This action has helped us reduce our electricity consumption by a whopping 283,000 kilowatt hours (16%) and saved your Club over $50,000. CLICK HERE to read full story.
Recently, we have engaged GreenBizCheck to audit and recommend further improvements to our energy, water and waste use and our recycling and purchase practices. If you would like some FREE tips to help your business or home improve and save $$$ check out their website HERE and click on FREE resources.

Club CEO gets unique look at NSW Police
CEO Gordon received a 'once in a lifetime' opportunity to go behind the scenes of the NSW Police. Gordon and other community representatives experienced life in an Officer's shoes for 3 x 12 hr 'shifts'. CLICK HERE to read the story

Lady Bowlers go Pink for a cause
Our lady bowlers (and a few of the boys) go into the spirit, donned the pink clothing and with a bit of help from the Club raised $500. CLICK HERE for the pics

Julie's 'Bondi Rescue' adventure in Phuket
STS staff member Julie Shuttleworth is off to Phuket, volunteering her time to assist in the training and development of Thai lifeguards. Read the Press Release HERE and Julie's itinerary HERE

Vietnam Veterans Day 2011
Despite concerns about the weather, the 45th (our 7th) commemoration of the Battle of Long Tan avoided the rain to the relief of the 150 or so veterans, their families and friends. The one and only Peter 'Davey' Crockett was again our emcee with Father John Darbyshire and Brigadier Doug Formby AM (Retired) leading the list of speakers.
Many former soldiers joined representatives from the RSL, DVA, Legacy South Tweed Sports, Twin Town Services Club in laying wreaths during the ceremony.
Others to lay wreaths included State Member for Tweed Geoff Provest, Tweed Shire Council Deputy Mayor Barry Longland, whilst Federal Member for Richmond Justine Elliot was represented by staff member Jodie Bell-Chambers (Justine was sitting in Parliament).
St Joseph's Primary School Teacher Debbie Tietzel and her wonderful children's choir sang 'I still call Australia home' and 'Advance Australia Fair'.
Photos from the 2011 may be viewed HERE and if you would like a copy to email (low resolution) or print (high resolution) please
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A big thanks to Photo Arts Club Tweed member John van den Broeke for his great photography work
If you would like to read a blog about STS and our Vietnam Veterans please CLICK HERE

We're doing something special. Giving Blood.
You can too. The Red Cross donor mobile visits regularly. Click HERE for our next visit date or click HERE for the complete 2011 calendar. Note, times are QLD so remember to ADD 1 hour in Daylight Saving periods if you work/live on NSW times.
The CDSE scheme
Click here for CDSE [Community Development Support Expenditure] information
Community Archive
CLICK HERE to read past stories of community assistance
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