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Craving for good food? Come down to SAGE 2160 and

Craving for good food? Come down to SAGE 2160 and enjoy these patron favourites today!❤️ ⠀
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WIN THESE AND MORE! ⠀ To enter this giveaway, yo

WIN THESE AND MORE!
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To enter this giveaway, you only need to do 2 things:⠀
1. Follow Merrylands RSL Club on Instagram⠀
2. Tag 3 of your mates you would invite for a BBQ party⠀
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Our Australia Day raffle has over 60 prizes up for grabs including a 5-Burner BBQ With Side Burner, loads of meat trays, eftpos cards and heaps of items perfect for Summer! Find out more about our Australia Day celebrations via our website www.mrsl.com.au ⠀

We're giving one lucky follower a $20 Raffle Voucher for our 4K Ripper Raffle on Tuesday 26 Jan! 🎉🇦🇺⠀
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Enter as much as you want! Winner to be announced 12PM Monday 25 Jan. Good luck!

Tonight's your chance to win a stack of cash at Me

Tonight's your chance to win a stack of cash at Merrylands RSL Club just for being a member! Join us for our free Super Members Draw from 6PM tonight and you could be the lucky winner of $6,000 cash! More info at www.mrsl.com.au

Lots of smiles today.. Here are some of the lucky

Lots of smiles today.. Here are some of the lucky winners in today's Kids Bingo. Yay!!🎉

Fun Fact: 'Kangaroo' originated from Aboriginal wo

Fun Fact: 'Kangaroo' originated from Aboriginal word 'Kanguru' which means 'I don't know' 😂 ⠀
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The name for the Australian marsupial kangaroo came about when some of the first white settlers saw this strange animal hopping along and they asked the Aborigines what it was called. They replied with ‘Kanguru’, which in the native language meant ‘I don’t know’.⠀
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Here's a few more you might find interesting...⠀
▪️ The first ever recorded Australia Day celebration was held on January 26, 1808, marking twenty years since Capt. Arthur Phillip raised the flag at Sydney Cove.⠀
▪️ Lachlan Macquarie was the first Australian Governor to hold the first “official” Australia Day celebrations in 1818, to mark thirty years of European settlement. The celebrations included a thirty gun salute and a ball at Government House.⠀
▪️ Australia Day was called “Foundation Day” in the early part of the nineteenth century, and was typically marked by sporting events including horse racing and boat races.⠀
▪️ The first colony to declare Australia Day as a public holiday was New South Wales in 1838, on the 50th anniversary of the Sydney Cove landing.⠀
▪️ By 1888 nearly all of the colonies had declared a public holiday to celebrate Australia Day, but it wasn’t until the 1940’s that January 26th was agreed upon by all states as the proper day to celebrate.⠀
▪️ The two animals featured on the Australian coat of arms are the Emu and the Kangaroo – the reason for this being that neither animal can walk backwards, but instead can always go forwards, symbolising Australia’s desire to do the same.⠀
▪️ Australia has the longest fence in the world. It is called the ‘dingo fence’ and is about twice as long as the Great Wall of China.

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