
Nerang VIEW Club
About
Currently, the Club sponsors three Smith Family Learning for Life students and is actively involved in fundraising activities to raise donations for The Smith Family programs.
We are always open to new members, so please get in touch today and come and see what it's all about.
Location
- When: Meeting Day on 2nd Thursday each month
- Time: At 10.30am for 11.00am
- Where: Nerang R.S.L
- Address: 69 Nerang Street, NERANG QLD 4211
Contact
Marie on 0405 089 094
Email: nerangviewclub@gmail.com
Club News
2025 Birthday Invitation
Our Members are looking forward to celebrating their 37th birthday in August. Hope to see you there.


Rewarding Members in 2025
A big thank you was extended to Ros, Helen, Lyn and Val, who can be seen in the accompanying photo, for their 14 and 15 years of dedicated contributions to the ongoing success of our Club.

Celebrating Robina's 15th Birthday
Carolyn (delegate), Val, Marie (president) and Jennifer (newest member) enjoyed celebrating with the Robina VIEW Club members at their 15th birthday celebration in August. A delicious two-course lunch followed the entertainment from Andrea and The Sing Sisters.
Three of the pictured were lucky enough to win a door or raffle prize. (Sorry Marie.) It was wonderful to catch up with so many members from the south-east Queensland area.

July Meeting 2025
When Nerang VIEW Club met at the Nerang RSL for its July meeting, the guest speaker was Mike Gilmore from the Queensland Wattle Association.
Most people probably recognise the wattle flower from our gardens. But Mike opened our eyes to the amazing history, myths and ongoing recognititon of this amazing tree, as well as the Australians responsible.
DID YOU KNOW:
* There are more than 1,075 species of Wattle (Acacia), which have adapted to every Australian environment.
* There are more species of wattle in Australia than the well-known eucalypts.
* They have healed and sustained indigenous and early settler Australians in many fascinating ways.
One of the purposes of the Queensland Wattle Association is to promote public appreciation of wattle varieties, as well as scientific, horticultural, artistic, literary, educational and historical interest, throughout Queensland and wider Australia. So, think about our Australian Wattle on National Wattle Day, celebrated on 1st September each year across Australia.