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President’s Message October 2026
Hello Probus Friends - I hope you are enjoying Spring and have now adjusted to Daylight saving - those longer evenings are certainly welcome! So we are at the start of Seniors Month, with free travel and plenty of activities, talks and workshops available as we celebrate active healthy ageing. I hope you get the chance ...
Xmas Lunch 10 Dec 2026
SAVE THE DATE Venue: The Bridge Hotel Mordialloc Date: 10th December, 2026 Time: 12 noon Cost: $65 per head, which will include Main and Dessert with a drink on arrival. There will also be a coffee station. Joy will be available to take names at the September, October and November meetings with payment due no later tha ...
Petanque Resuming 7 October
Pétanque will start up again on Wednesday 7th October 2026 at 10.30am on the Beaumaris Oval located behind the Beaumaris Library, Reserve Road, enter off Cloris Ave or Victor Street. After Petanque we will continue with our usual get together for coffee and a chat at the Concourse. I am looking forward to seeing the re ...
Flamenco Theatre
Would you like to join us for an afternoon of Flamenco Theatre presented by Rosita’s Flamenco Centre. "Kings of the Gypsies" Date: Sunday October 4th at 2.00pm Where: Moorabbin Town Hall Nepean Hwy Moorabbin. Limited Parking at the Hall. Street parking on Service Rd. Frankston Line Train Cost $45.00. If you are intere ...
Hoddle Grid Exhibition
Our day trip for Thursday 29 October is the Hoddle Grid – The Great Land Grab exhibition at the Royal Historical Society of Victoria which is located at 239 A’Beckett Street Melbourne. The exhibition explores Melbourne’s very first land sale in 1837.We will travel by train to Flagstaff station then a short walk to our ...
Duldig Museum Outing
I said we were in for a treat - all 18 members were left in awe by our visit. We began with morning tea, including delicious plum cake, a Viennese speciality. This was followed by a video that explained how the Duldig family fled Austria in 1938 and made the long journey to Australia. Just as remarkable was the story o ...






