The Malanda RSL Sub-Branch page aims to provide information to Sub-Branch Members ,other Veterans and their families and the Atherton Tablelands community regarding Sub-Branch activities and issues that affect Veterans.

The Tableland Company of Archers' members shoot on Sundays on their new grounds off Springs Road, Mareeba, (turn right just past the Mareeba Motor Racing Club). Coaching is conducted in the mornings for beginners. Members shoot rounds during the mornings and in the afternoons. Beginners and visitors are welcome on Sundays for Coaching at the above range from 9.00am to 12noon. Coaching Fees are $15.00. ($15.00 includes Insurance and Equipment Hire) Low poundage equipment is available for beginners. Please confirm with George Neilson before coming on 4092 2228. Members pay $3.00 Target Fees on the day. Visiting Archery Club members are welcome to join in and will pay a Visitors Fee of $5.00. Visitors are advised to ring first for directions. Club equipment is available to beginner members for the first 6 months, after which there is a hiring fee. Members can practise on coaching mornings. Please confirm with George if coming. The club hosts the NQAA State Target and Clout Championships in turn with the other clubs in NQAA annually, the NQAA Field Championships and also their own Annual Interclub Tournament in August. The club shoots the Indoor Round three times a year in the Sports Hall in Mareeba. The club shoots four disciplines of archery: Target, Field, Clout and Indoor. The club started using their new Range, in May 2013. The range includes an area set aside for Target, Field and Clout. Fees:? All Members:???Seniors: $170.00??Junior's: $130.00 Social: $40.00??Family Members: (1 adult & 2 juniors - $340.00) Target Fees: ???Annually: $70.00??Weekly: $3.00 / shoot Membership fees are to be paid online through Archery Australia Inc. (Fees include TC of A $40, NQAA $35 & AA $95 Seniors Annual Membership) (SHOOTING DATES CAN BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE, PLEASE RING TO CONFIRM)

PCYC

The Tigers Leagues Club opened its doors in December 2003, and was not only an instant success with the locals but has seen its clientele grow as well. Prior to this the RSL (Returned Servicemen’s League) had operated a club at this location at Bryant Street, Tully. Much of the general community was sad to see the decline in patronage of the RSL and it eventually closed in 2002. In mid 2003, nine Tully community members got together with the aim of revitalising the club, offering the local community a social clubhouse which also supported 13 local sporting groups. These men invested their own money to provide the capital that would enable them to open the new clubhouse and they formed the board of directors. Those men were: Craig Tietzel, Barry Barnes, Peter Lucy, Stephen Valeriano, Matthew Clifford, John Clifford, Erik Haack, Ernie Riethmuller and Neil Blennerhassett.

Bowls Club

Social Club

Lions Club