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Mullum Ex-Services staff Kelly, GM Andrew Spice and Mandy with the new furniture delivered to the club last week, as part of extensive renovations. Photo Eve Jeffery

After months of anticipation, Mullum Ex-Services ClubMullum Ex-Services Club says it is proud to announce the completion of an extensive $4.5 million renovation, which ‘combines modern amenities, comfort, and community spirit’.

The doors will open on Friday, March 15, and management say ‘the transformed club promises an unparalleled experience for members and the community alike’.

What’s new:

Over $200,000 in new furnishings

State-of-the-art TVs and sound systems

New bar, TAB and service areas

New outdoor deck and children’s playground

General Manager Andrew Spice says in addition to the renovations, the club is ‘committed to its role as a cornerstone of the community, contributing approximately $25,000 annually through club grants and sponsorships’.

‘The project will sustain employment for 20 dedicated staff members and support the livelihoods of 20 local contractor businesses that work directly for or within the club. This ongoing commitment underscores Mullumbimby Ex-Services Club’s dedication to supporting local initiatives and fostering economic growth within the community’.


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