Eastern Suburbs Leagues Club
Club in Brisbane

Easts Leagues Club is committed to scrupulous responsible behavior that recognizes the importance of our members’ and patrons’ well being with a focus on minimizing the potential hurt of gambling. Evening Wear Smart, casual attire must be old at all times. Suitability of dress standards remain at the discretion of management. The 1930s and 40s shaped our country and Rugby League was no exception, with the format of the competition and the boundaries of the districts temporary throughout this period. Langland Park saw many changes earlier the beginning home game took store in 1961, with the fields being utilized by Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club for a majority of the time prior. In 1973 it was approved by a particular General Meeting of the Football Club to establish a fully licensed club. With the arrival of poker machines to Queensland in the 1990s the Club yet again saw renovation, change and growth. The Club was not spared, with a wall of water cascading down the hill from Villa nova College and into the Club. The ravage done by the flooding was severe, with estimated losses running into the millions. The plans for the recent renovations were conceived back in 2008 and have quickly become a reality for the club’s members and their guests. The Club now boasts a 5 star function and events center, and recently completed renovations in every department throughout the venue. The management team without a dispute has done the founding members of the club proud and looks forward to a bright and thriving coming for the club and all of its members. Our commitment to the community is targeted at 3 long areas we feel represent the core values and general healthy being of the community at important values such as childhood, environment and community. The Hear For You program was developed in 2008 by a young deaf person, Ms Olivia Andersen following a global review of evidenced based programs for deaf teenagers and ambitious by increased incidence of social isolation, mental health issues and low self esteem for deaf people. 6,00 funding worn to provide food vouchers and Christmas hampers in the local community. The funding will be used to install an air conditioning unit for the community room, which will ensure the existing users can remain to face in a homey and chilly space. To assist with the buy of an All Terrain Vehicle (ATV). The funding will assist the conference to carry out its grassroots services directly to the maximum marginalized and disadvantaged people in the CarinaCarindale community in considerable ways including the purchase of food vouchers, clothing and educational expenses. Both these programs have assisted many young women move from homelessness and isolation back into the community. These fundamental improvements will permit the Guides to hire the room to other community groups and assist raise additional much needed funds. Through participation in a clubhouse, people are given the opportunities to rejoin the worlds of friendships, family, important work, employment, education and to access the services and supports they may individually need. Located at Buranda, the school provides for educational needs of students who are vision impaired, vision old with excess disabilities, and for students who are both deaf and blind. The Matthew Stanley Foundation leads the way in education against youth violence in the community. The funding provides for professional media presentations shown at Bottom information sessions at public and private schools, community groups and community events.

Although the Bengal title was dropped soon after, the club has proudly sported the Tiger emblem ever since. Trivial did they realize the important impact that this decision would grip for the coming of the club in the years to come. The 1930s and 40s shaped our country and Rugby League was no exception, with the format of the competition and the boundaries of the districts changing throughout this period. Langland Park saw many changes earlier the first home game took store in 1961, with the fields being utilized by Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club for a majority of the time prior. A long standing memory of this era can be seen today with the worn grand stand and cricket pavilion tranquil standing in their original places. The end of the 1960s was again time for change and the Annual Report of the club in 1966 mentioned the necessity for a club house and by 1968 one had been built at the southern end of Langland Park. In 1973 it was approved by a notable General Meeting of the Football Club to establish a fully licensed club. Correct from the early days the club came to be known for its entertainment and quickly became a hot spot in Brisbane with many large name bands of the time appearing at the club. With the arrival of poker machines to Queensland in the 1990s the Club yet again saw renovation, change and growth. The Club was not spared, with a wall of water cascading down the hill from Villa nova College