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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 23, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 23, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 23, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 23, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 22, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 22, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 22, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 22, 2024

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A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

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Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 22, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 22, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 22, 2024

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Harbour views, poker machines not enough to save RSL club from cash woes – Sydney Morning Herald

A historic club faces closure three months after it asked members to pledge $2000 following a hike in rental costs.

Harbour views and poker machines were not enough to rescue The Kirribilli Club, which was placed in voluntary administration on Wednesday.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.

The Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay.Credit: Rhett Wyman

Club president Lukas Bendt said the decision had been made with great sadness.

Unfortunately, due to a combination of overwhelming financial, operational and hospitality market circumstances we have exhausted all available options and have not come to this conclusion lightly, he wrote in an email to members.

Administrator Hugh Armenis said the clu…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/harbour-views-poker-machines-not-enough-to-save-rsl-club-from-cash-woes-20240622-p5jnv1.html

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJune 22, 2024

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