Our sister venue, The Pavilions at Allan Border Field, is hosting a fundraising Ladies High Tea this spring! Join us and TV & media personality Kimberley Busteed on the 12th of September, as we welcome guest speaker Rochelle Courtenay, Founder and Managing Director of Share the Dignity. With a compelling story of her own to share, this will be a morning not to miss. Proceeds from the day will help us fundraise for Share the Dignity, an extraordinary charity helping to ending period poverty for women in Australia. Book your tickets today https://lnkd.in/g8CcUES5
Queensland Cricketers' Club
Hospitality
East Brisbane, Queensland 846 followers
Queensland's premier sporting, leisure and business Club. Est. 1959.
About us
The Queensland Cricketers' Club was established in 1959 at the iconic Gabba stadium in Brisbane. Recently having undergone a significant refurbishment, the Club plays host to thousands of members who enjoy the premium facilities year round. Apart from the 11 Brisbane Lions AFL home games and the entire summer of Cricket, members enjoy a full calendar of events including fine wine diners hosted by Australia's best wineries, live entertainment and many sporting and educational seminars, lunches and dinners. Other benefits include the Clubs fine dining restaurant, bars, café, function rooms and reciprocity to over 30 Clubs worldwide including the MCC, Singapore and Hong Kong cricket clubs.
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http://www.qcclub.com.au
External link for Queensland Cricketers' Club
- Industry
- Hospitality
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- East Brisbane, Queensland
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1959
- Specialties
- Restaurant, Conferences and Seminars, Weddings, Special Events, International Sports events , Club Memberships, Networking, Food and Wine appreciation, Wine emporium, and Live Entertainment
Locations
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Primary
411 Vulture Street
East Brisbane, Queensland 4169, AU
Employees at Queensland Cricketers' Club
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Bob Bishop
Chairman of Hexicor | Board Director at QLD Cricketers' Club | Director Sheldon College | President Australia Israel CC, Board Director Aust Gov…
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Stephane Bremont
Executive Chef
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Jason McKenzie
Business IT Strategist, Managing Director of Surety IT, Executive Mentor
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Ben Woodbridge
Partner, PwC Australia
Updates
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We loved welcoming you back batyr! What an incredible organisation and cause and an outstanding result for your fundraising efforts on the day. Thank you also to our wonderful Ambassadors Richard Champion and Emily Seebohm for lending their time and experience for the day 💙
Last Friday, we hosted our annual Blue Tie Long Lunch at the incredible Queensland Cricketers' Club at the Gabba! 💙 It was a great afternoon of laughs, food and drinks, and most importantly conversations that are changing the mental health narrative for young Australians. 💥 We're THRILLED to announce we raised an INCREDIBLE $30,194 that will go directly into helping more young Australians take charge of their mental health through our preventative programs and education 🐘 Thanks to the support of our local community, our impact in Queensland to date is significant: - 443 programs delivered (3,500+ nationally) - Reaching 55,931 young people in QLD (That’s enough to fill the Gabba plus some!) and over 400,000 nationally. A massive shoutout to our incredible special guests who made the day even more powerful, Aunty Deborah Sandy who shared a beautiful welcome to country, batyr storyteller and Mrs Galaxy Australia 2024 Eleni S., the incredible musical talent Alex Crooke, AFL legend and talented MC Richard Champion and the inspiring Emily Seebohm for sharing her story and journey to the Olympics! Additionally, a massive thank you to our chair, Ellen Derrick, Emma Davis and the UnLtd. team, Endeavour Group NRG and all the incredible supporters who continue to partner with us to reach schools across the state.
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Just over one day to go for Lachlan Furnell who is over 250km in to his 314km Brisbane to Cherbourg pilgrimage, raising money and awareness for the Emmanuel City Mission! The weather has been testing and while the willpower is strong, the feet and legs are most definitely feeling the weight of the trek. Get behind Lachie and send a message of support or if you can, donate a dollar or two to support the homeless here - https://lnkd.in/gHTPi3d2 🙏🏻
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Day one done and dusted! CEO Lachlan Furnell has completed the first 56.5km of a 314km Pilgrimage from Brisbane to Cherbourg, alongside Emmanuel City Mission Managing Director Roby Curtis. Raising awareness and money for the homeless, it will be a labour of love with 6 more long days ahead for the crew but for such an incredible cause. If you would like to donate to the Mission, who welcome over 150 visitors each and every day for a meal or two, a hot shower, a place to rest or just a heartfelt conversation, you can support Lachlan on this endeavour and donate here https://lnkd.in/g4FE27aY
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As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting our local community through our Club's purpose, Beyond the Boundary, this year our CEO Lachlan Furnell has committed to joining Emmanuel City Mission Managing Director Roby Curtis on a 300km pilgrimage from South Brisbane to Cherbourg in March. Walking upwards of 50km each day over 7 days, (it will be no mean feat to complete!), however your support of Lachlan will be hugely impactful and motivating as he embarks on this journey. The ECM Pilgrimage is undertaken in honour of the many First Nations people who walk through the doors of Emmanuel City Mission daily - many of whom have families and deep connections back to Cherbourg. Lachlan completing this pilgrimage is a powerful expression of QCC's commitment to creating positive change, and fostering a community where every person, regardless of their background, is embraced with compassion and respect. Every dollar raised plays a crucial role in keeping the doors open at ECM and providing meals, hot showers, washing and care to all visitors who walk through the door. Donate to Lachlan's fundraising efforts here and send him a message to cheer him on! https://lnkd.in/g4FE27aY
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If this isn’t a great Test match success story we don’t know what is! Congratulations to the West Indies team on a well fought and won Test match at The Gabba and a well earned Player of the Series to Shamar Joesph 👏🏻🏏
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Kinda dusty in here! Sport at its most magnificent as giant killer Shamar Joseph bowled the West Indies to a stirring victory, their first against Australia since 1997. The Guyanese wunderkind's ambition last year was to play first class cricket & now he is the toast of the cricket world. Joseph is the most unlikely test hero having come from the small Amazon jungle community of Baracara which is only accessible by small boat, two days downstream from the closest city of New Amsterdam and whose 350 residents only received the internet in 2018. He grew up worshipping the golden generation of West Indies cricket, especially Courtney Walsh and Curtly Ambrose, imitating their styles bowling with lemons, limes, guavas and peaches before moving onto a taped tennis ball. He left school to work in logging with his father and brothers, chopping logs and floating them down the river, but after almost being taken out by a tree, he moved to New Amsterdam to work as a labourer and later as a security guard. Joseph's fiance urged him to follow his cricket dream and he was brought in as a net bowler for the Guyana Amazon Warriors for the 2023 Caribbean Premier League. So impressive was his net bowling that he was selected for Guyana and made his international debut as one of 7 uncapped players in an underestimated West Indies touring squad that former Australian fast bowler Rodney Hogg labelled "pathetic and hopeless." With the first ball of his test match career in Adelaide he secured the wicket of Steve Smith and he went on to take 5/94, the best test debut for any West Indian bowler in Australia. In the second Test Joseph was retired hurt, carried off and taken to hospital to get scans on a broken toe courtesy of a Mitchell Starc thunderbolt yorker and did not even start the 4th day on the field. His toe had given him a painful night and he had to be coaxed to the ground by the team doctor: "He told me to come to the ground and believed I could do it." "It was all about believing, I made a lot of sacrifice to get here." When he joined his teammates he was thrown the ball, and like a superhero he took the game into his own hands bowling 11 straight overs, with an injured toe in high humidity. Reaching speeds close to 150kph he finished with the figures of 7/68 and delivered an 8 run victory for the West Indies long suffering faithful. After his courageous effort Joseph said: "I told my captain that I will bowl till the last wicket falls no matter what happens to my toe." A simply extraordinary performance that earned him Player of the Series, ignited one of the greatest test victories of all time and provided a timely reminder that test cricket is a sport above them all. A tip of the maroon cap to Shamar Joseph for an incredible journey and helping the cricket world 'Rally round the West Indies!!' #Respect #TheMenInMaroon #Guyana Credit: Channel 7
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We’re proud to be the venue of choice for this inaugural fundraising lunch with Bindi Bindi Place on Thursday February 22. Bindi Bindi Place will provide a much-needed alternative to out-of-home care for at-risk children under 6 and their families. Grab a ticket or a table today for a great cause, and help make a difference for Brisbane’s most vulnerable children. https://lnkd.in/gbU8p5qE
It takes a village to raise a child, but what if the village is no longer working? Join us at our inaugural Bindi Bindi Place fundraising lunch at Queensland Cricketer's Club on Thursday 22nd February. Bindi Bindi Place will provide a much-needed alternative to out-of-home care for at-risk children under 6 and their families. We’ve bought the land, but we now need financial donations, building and landscaping services, and supplies to make this a reality. 100% of donations will go to the centre. Hear from our guest speaker, comedian and author Corey White, and our expert panel on how your donations will make a real difference for Brisbane’s most vulnerable kids. Scan the QR code or click here to book your tickets: https://buff.ly/3vElgDR Learn more about Bindi Bindi Place here: https://buff.ly/3RqJV5p