Please click here for a list of 2019 year ClubGRANTS recipients
Please click here for a list of 2018 year ClubGRANTS recipients
Please click here for a list of 2017 year ClubGRANTS recipients
At Rooty Hill RSL, our aim is to be a unique destination that brings colour and warmth to people’s lives and to play host to a lot of great memories.
Rooty Hill RSL is located in the heart of Western Sydney, 15 mins from Blacktown and around 25 minutes from Castle Hill & Penrith. As we continue to grow and expand our offerings to our guests, we're excited to become the leading leisure venue in Sydney.
Whatever the occasion, whatever your craving, our restaurants and cafes – run by industry-leading chefs – have cuisine that will have you coming back again and again. If you’re meeting up with friends and family, we have bars and lounges that offer a vibrant, comfortable back drop to your catch up. There’s always something happening at the Hill – our Box Office has a full calendar of shows featuring the world’s best performers – not to mention the myriad of other activities and entertainment facilities we have scattered around the precinct to guarantee fun for all ages and interests.
Plus, we have five-star accommodation and conference facilities as well as a special event planning service to bring your big plans to life as well. You have to see our world-class fitness centre to believe it. Complete with Olympic grade gymnastics facility, swimming pools and health and well being services, not to mention Western Sydney’s largest gym, we’ve got your fitness needs covered.
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50 years ago Rooty Hill RSL Club started operating as a fully licensed club in a modest premise located in Rooty Hill.
The RSL had operated as an unlicensed facility for three years at this location and when the doors were officially opened on February 29, 1964, the membership was at 127 members. In the 50 years since this membership base has grown to over 48,000 members!
The club’s current location is on the Corner of Railway Street & Sherbrooke Street and this impressive building was opened in June 1972. The best parking and entry is 33 Railway St, Rooty Hill.
Since then there have been several major developments over the past four decades: Fred Chubb Lounge (1974), Tivoli Showroom (1976), Minchins Restaurant (1996), FreddChubb Lounge and Stardust Cafe (2000), TAB/Sports Lounge (2003), Waratah Room (2006), Zest Grill House (2007) and in 2017 we opened our newest dining outlet Made By The Hill cafe and bar. In May 2008 we launched our new $5.5 million health & fitness facility, SGAC Health Fitness Aquatic. With many group fitness classes as well as state of the art fitness equipment it is the largest fitness centre in western Sydney. 2013 saw the completion of the Sydney Gymnastics and Aquatic Centre.
In August 2018 it was announced that Western Sydney’s new headquarters for entertainment, dining and leisure, West HQ, would become the new home of not only the iconic Rooty Hill RSL, but also One55 Health & Fitness, Sydney Gymnastic& Aquatic Centre, Novotel Sydney West HQ, Zone Bowling, and the Sydney Coliseum Theatre.
The unprecedented growth of Rooty Hill RSL resulted in more facilities making the destination their home, which formed the basis of West HQ. From an RSL that was constructed on two suburban building blocks, West HQ now covers an area of about nine hectares (20 acres).
As part of West HQ, Rooty Hill RSL has become a beacon of entertainment and leisure for the surrounding community. Moving forward, we hope to continue to provide services to our 60,000 members as we continue to grow as the heart of Western Sydney.
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Auxiliary meetings are held every second Wednesday of the month at 1.30pm, new members are always welcome. For more information contact Maxine Hills on 9628 2578
Click here to view a copy of the Annual Report online
See Registered Clubs Act here.
You can find our Income and Expenditure Statement and Balance Sheet for the period October – December 2018 here.
Here is a Summary of Registered Club Disclosures from 1 January 2019 to 30 June 2019
West HQ Limited provided over $1.1 Million in support to the community in the 2018/2019 ClubGrants year.
Individuals and organisations who would like to find out if they are eligible to apply for ClubGRANTS should refer to the Clubs NSW website.
West HQ administers ClubGRANTS online. To submit an online application, eligible individuals and organisations first need to create an account here
Once an account has been created, applications for the ClubGRANTS year ended 31 August 2020 should be submitted through the following links:
Applications are traditionally not approved until the end of the ClubGRANTS year, when West HQ is able to reliably measure the size of the ClubGRANTS pool available to distribute.
PREVIOUS CLUB GRANTS RECIPIENTS
Please click here for a list of 2019 year ClubGRANTS recipients
Please click here for a list of 2018 year ClubGRANTS recipients
Please click here for a list of 2017 year ClubGRANTS recipients
At West HQ Ltd (ACN 000 842 375), your personal information is important to us and we are committed to protecting your privacy. We are bound by the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Act) and the National Privacy Principles. This policy outlines, among other things, the information West HQ will collect and how we will use that information. We may modify this Privacy Policy from time to time. Therefore, you should periodically visit this page to be sure that you have read and agree with our most current Privacy Policy.
The Liquor Licensing Act aims to ensure that those who consume alcohol only do so in a responsible manner. Rooty Hill RSL Club is committed to the principles of responsible service of alcohol. All employees must adhere to the following responsible service of alcohol practices, below is an extract of Rooty Hill RSL Club's policy on Responsible service of Alcohol:
No liquor will be served to minors (under 18 years of age).
No intoxicated persons will be admitted to Rooty Hill RSL.
Intoxicated persons will be refused service of liquor.
It is not only your right to follow the above principles; it is your obligation. Determining whether a person is intoxicated is not as easy as one may think. It is important to watch for signs that someone is becoming intoxicated, but common sense is also required. As well as mood and demeanour, and the number of drinks consumed, look for the following:
A notable change in behaviour, especially antisocial, inappropriate or violent behaviour, use of abusive language
Slurring of, or mistakes in speech
Clumsiness, knocking things over (like a drink or ashtray), or fumbling with change
A significant loss of co-ordination (usually swaggering or swaying)
A degree of confusion, a lack of understanding or ability to hear, and a difficulty in responding
Physical illness such as vomiting
Responsible service of alcohol is becoming increasingly more relevant and you should be aware that serious offences are handed out to both licensees and individual bar employees who don't adhere to these guidelines.
In NSW the current applicable penalty is a maximum $5000 fine for the following offences:
Permit intoxicated or indecent or quarrelsome behaviour on licensed or registered club premises
Sell or supply liquor to intoxicated person on licensed or club premises
Sell or supply liquor to a minor
Player activity statement available on request. Rooty Hill RSL practices the responsible service of alcohol. Think! About your choices. Call gambling Help 1800 858 859. www.gamblinghelp.nsw.gov.au. If gambling is creating a problem in your life help is available. Contact the 24hr free confidential counselling service on 1800 BETSAFE (1800 239 723).
Patrons are reminded that in accordance with the "Smoke-Free Environment Act 2004" that they are only permitted to smoke in the designated areas within Rooty Hill RSL.
To enter Rooty Hill RSL you must not:
Bring in any food or drink items or be wearing any of the following;
Football, stubby, bicycle, gym or boxer shorts, singlets or muscle shirts (sleeveless)
House slippers, hair curlers or rollers
Clothing that displays offensive words or pictures
Swimwear, leotards, or sports style bra tops
Untidy or dirty clothes, overalls, or footwear
Torn clothing not in accordance with fashion
Sharp studded belts or similar
Motorcycle club emblems or colours
Headwear of any type(unless for religious or medical reasons)
Provocative or revealing clothing
Please remember to bring your membership card when entering RSL premises. If you are not a member or you wish to join, please bring a current photo ID.
Our courtesy bus operates five days a week. The service is only for Rooty Hill RSL members and their guests, where guests must be accompanied by members to use this service. All courtesy buses depart from Rooty Hill RSL on the hour from 7.30pm every day. Our courtesy bus departure times are as follows:
Wed-Thurs, Sun: 7:30pm, 8:30pm, 9:30pm, 10:30pm, 12:00am, 1:00am
Fri- Sat: 7:30pm, 8:30pm, 9:30pm, 10:30pm, 12:00am, 1:00am, 2:00am, 3:00am, 4:00am
*Conditions apply. See below
Rooty Hill RSL Club provided over $1.1 Million in support to the community in the 2017/2018 ClubGRANTS year.
Details of the process to apply for the 2018/2019 ClubGRANTS year will be available on our website in October 2018.
The committee will only consider applications with categories as outlined by Communities NSW and Clubs NSW that are supportive of initiatives within the Blacktown Local Council area. All applications should include an Annual Report or similar information from the applicant and include all sources of funding. Should this information be missing, applications may not be considered. Information on ClubGRANTS should be obtained from Clubs NSW prior to submitting an application or here
PREVIOUS CLUB GRANTS RECIPIENTS
Please click here for a list of 2018 year ClubGRANTS recipients
Please click here for a list of 2017 year ClubGRANTS recipients
Please click here for a list of 2016 year ClubGRANTS recipients.
We have several youth sports and activities associated with the RSL.
All people wishing to participate in a youth sub-club must be members of this RSL and in the case of juniors (under 18) both parent and child need to be members.
Here is a list of the current youth sub-clubs associated with the RSL:
Please contact:
Youth Club Secretary – Gloria King: 0410 660 859, [email protected] if you wish to participate in a youth sub-club.
