Annual Report

2017THE BRISBANE GOLF CLUB INC. Contents

Office Bearers & Committee 2017 ...... 04

President’s Report ...... 06

Finance Report ...... 11

Course Report ...... 12

Match Report ...... 14

Honour Board & Major Event Winners ...... 16

Member Services Report ...... 18

Facilities Report ...... 20

Membership Category List ...... 21

Financial Statements ...... 22

Notes to the Financial Statements ...... 26 General Committee’s Declaration ...... 40 Independent Audit Report ...... 42 Attachments to the Financial ...... 44 Statements

List of Members

Men as of 30 September 2017 ...... 48 Ladies as of 30 September 2017 ...... 58

Office Bearers & Committee 2017

President Mr John Kelly Vice-President Mr Philip Wikman Hon. Treasurer Mr Alistair McNee Captain Mr Stephen Deane Vice-Captain Mr Philip Fraser (Resigned January 2017) Mr Nicholas Woodley (Appointed February 2017) Committee Mr Patrick Dixon Mr Terry Campbell Ms Catherine Hammond Mr Geoff Moore (Appointed February 2017) General Manager Mr Geoff Kuehner Sub-Committees Finance, Audit and Governance: Mr Alistair McNee (Chair), Mr Philip Wikman, Mr Terry Campbell Course: Mr Stephen Deane (Chair), Mr Terry Campbell, Mr Philip Fraser, Mr Nicholas Woodley Match: Mr Stephen Deane (Chair), Mr Terry Campbell, Mr Philip Fraser, Mr Nicholas Woodley Member Services: Mr Patrick Dixon (Chair), Mr Philip Wikman, Ms Catherine Hammond Facilities: Mr Philip Wikman (Chair), Ms Catherine Hammond

The President, Captain and Hon. Treasurer are ex-officio members of all Sub-Committees.

04 05 President’s Report

positive feedback from you, attrition of members resigning Margie Maher and Nyrie The Club launched a new of the week. Along with our members, on the superb at the end of the financial Elcock who have reached information technology system our traditional events, the condition of the course. I know year. The marketing strategies the incredible milestone of during the 16/17 FY. The Committee introduced shorter the reconstruction has at created by our Member 60 years of membership. upgrade included new hardware forms of the game over the times stretched your patience, Services Sub-Committee for each operating department. summer to encourage use however on behalf of the under the leadership of Chair The Club is making continued The transition period caused of the Club during hotter Committee, I thank you for Patrick Dixon and General improvement in our little disruption to members months. It is a great credit your support during this time. Manager Geoff Kuehner have marketing, social media and and now provides the to Course Superintendent been vital to our continued communication with our Committee and management Mitch Hayes and his team The most significant capital membership growth. members and the outside team with a number of new for maintaining the course works undertaken during the golfing world. Communication tools to analysis our business. in such fine condition year was the construction of The Ladies, Let’s Golf program with our members remains Additionally, members are also given this amount of use. the chipping and putting practice is a great success and continues a strong part of our culture. experiencing faster transaction Implementation of the facilities adjacent to the 10th to grow. The Club instituted a Notes from the President, times and real-time reporting Landscape Master Plan also tee and the reconstruction of graduated learning program course reports from the for their Club card. Early in continued though 2017. the 21st hole. All 21 holes are of Bronze, Silver and Gold LLG Course Superintendent, “The the 17/18 FY a new Golf The rapid maturing of the now available for play and we membership that leads to full Deane Report” and the Ladies’ Module will be launched that plantings over the past year On behalf of the General have the flexibility to play both membership. The program Committee’s “News from the will deliver further numerous has been extraordinary and is Committee, I am pleased to the Yeerongpilly and Chelmer is the major source of new Red Tees” provide regular and benefits for our members. very obviously adding to the present the 121st Annual layouts on a regular basis. women members to the Club. interesting information to our beauty of our course. Thank Report to the members Following structural inspections Since its inception in 2014, members. We have a very Our members are using you to the volunteers who have of The Brisbane Golf Club. of our aging bridges, the over 86 ladies have joined the active website and Facebook the course more and more. continued to assist the course Committee decided to replace program; 36 have graduated page that provide lots of regular This year just under 60,000 staff in implementing the Plan. This year saw the completion the bridges on holes 14 and to Full Club memberships news and entertainment. rounds were played, with of our green reconstruction 21 that were found to be in with 30 still working their way the course busy every day To minimise future impacts on program with all course and a very poor state of repair. through the program. The practice putting surfaces now Ladies’ Committee members, stolonised with ‘Champion’ Our ongoing membership led by Vivienne Cassidy and ultra-dwarf bermuda. Our drive has continued to be an Vicki McDonald, co-ordinated a course continues to mature outstanding success with team of over 40 volunteers to and improve as does our course 161 new members joining provide on-course escorts for status. We again received this year. These included 30 the LLG program and to provide high praise from the players, Provisional Members, 21 Six- assistance in assimilating sponsors and the Australian Day Members, 52 Transition the new members into Club PGA following this year’s Isuzu Members, 35 Junior Members life. Congratulations ladies - Queensland Open and the and 23 Ladies, Let’s Golf an outstanding contribution. Legends PGA Tour Pro-Am. Members. Their entrance Whilst we maintain our ranking fees and subscriptions have Congratulations to Helen in the Top 100 Golf Courses in substantially contributed to the Hudson (1952) and Keith Australia, it was also pleasing growth in our annual revenue. Cockburn (1957) who were to be voted Queensland’s Capacity for male members in endowed with life membership favourite golf course this year the Full, Six-Day and Transition at last year’s Annual General and the Australia’s fourth membership categories was Meeting for their long and favourite. More importantly, reached in April 2017. However, significant contributions the Committee and staff are there are now a small number to The Brisbane Golf Club. continually receiving very of vacancies due to the natural Congratulations also to 06 07 members the Committee, in program for the year and Championships, with 18-year consultation with the Course meet its debt repayment old Lawry Flynn and 16-year Superintendent, has approved obligations. Hosting the Isuzu old Isabelle Simpson our 2017 a maintenance program that Queensland Open was factored Club Champions. Both are requires all major course into our budget, but with so exceptional young people with works to be undertaken over many unknowns, especially terrific talent and a bright future the Christmas period between in regard to attendances, the in the game. Lawry Flynn is a Closing Day and Opening Day. exact cost was always going member of the Queensland to be difficult to forecast. Academy of Sport Golf Program The 2017 Isuzu Queensland Despite the additional costs and the Queensland Men’s Open was again held at the end incurred, the branding and Interstate Team. Isabelle is of October. The event continues awareness generated by also the winner of the Titleist to give us exposure, enhances this event has been critical 2-Day Winter Classic held our reputation, is an attraction to our recent success. at Keperra Golf Club in July. for new members, and gives us an increased sense of pride in Over the past three years I am Other notables include: our Club. By these measures, pleased to report that our cash the Open was an outstanding operating profit has increased • Louis Dobbelaar, success. I thank members for from $1,027 million in 2014 to a member of the their support and involvement, $1,480 million this year. This Queensland Academy of for giving up their course for represents an improvement Sport Golf Program and the week of competition, of almost $500,000. the Queensland Men’s scholarship with a Tier 1 golfing college in and for volunteering Interstate Team, winner of West Carolina in the USA. The Committee’s working relationship with the to help run the event. Our members have achieved the Gary Player Classic for • Sam Slater, Junior Club Champion and Ladies’ Committee during 2017 has never been outstanding success at 16-17 year olds, and the Queensland Schoolboys Champion. closer. Ladies’ Committee members served The 2017 Legends Pro-am home and in interclub, Jack Newton International • Raeann Shields, runner up (and winner of on the Member Services Sub-Committee held in July was well supported national and international Junior Classic. Division B2) in the Queensland Blind and providing input and advice on all aspects of and was a wonderful event for competitions this year. • Shae Wools-Cobb, a Vision Impaired Open played at Virginia Golf the Club’s operations. The Ladies’ Captain The Brisbane Golf Club. Thank member of the Queensland Club in August. worked closely with the Match Committee to you to both Club Super and Club Captain Stephen Deane Men’s Interstate Team and • The team of Margot McNee, Kerrie ensure the smooth integration of the men’s and IFAA for their very generous led our men’s pennant team Round of 16 finalist at the O’Callaghan, Amanda Harburg and Anna ladies’ competitions. I thank Ladies’ President sponsorship of this event. to victory in the Division 1 US Amateur Championship. Lyons won the Lady Holt Perpetual Trophy Helen Placanica, Captain Anne Fell and the BDGA Pennants, after winning • Charlie Dann, a member at Pacific Golf Club in August. Ladies’ Committee for the contributions they The Captain’s Challenge Division 2 and Division 3 in of the Queensland Men’s • Professional Members Jake McLeod have made to a successful year at our Club. competitions, held on the the previous two years. An Interstate Team, winner of finished 16th on the 2017 PGA of Australia last Friday of every month, outstanding achievement, with the Keperra Bowl and the Order of Merit whilst Aaron Wilkin finished Our management team under Geoff Kuehner continue to attract full fields the Masters and Juniors taking Australian Masters of the 68th. has performed strongly this year. Course and large numbers of visitors. out their individual titles. I take Amateurs. • Professional Member Murray Lott won the Superintendent Mitch Hayes, Director of Golf Thank you to sponsor Vinidex this opportunity to congratulate • Stephen Cox, runner- PGA Professionals Championship of South- Joe Janison, Corporate Operations Manager and in particular Ty Morris all players, caddies and support up Club Champion and East Queensland and qualified for the Isuzu Peter Collins, Wedding & Events Manager and Greg McClure for their staff over the past three years qualifier for the Isuzu Queensland Open. Lauren Carr, Executive Chef Frederick great support for the event. who have contributed to this Queensland Open. • The Club was also represented in the Marechal, Finance Manager Judith Hampson, result. We look forward to • John Smoljko, qualifier MyGolf Junior League for children under 12 Food & Beverage Manager Rudy Cheong Following last year’s excellent defending our title in 2018. for the Isuzu Queensland years of age and our juniors won the MyGolf and staff have provided an exceptional level financial results, the Committee Open. Pitch and Putt Challenge conducted at the of service to our members and visitors. set the Management Team the The ladies’ pennant teams • DeeDee Russell, a member Isuzu Queensland Open. The growth of our ambitious task of achieving were in contention for a flag in of the Queensland junior numbers and their golfing ability is a Socially, the Club was once again very active. similar growth for the 16/17 all divisions, with the Division Academy of Sport Golf great credit to Joe Janison and his team in During the year we welcomed Frederick FY. Unfortunately, these 6 winning the Pennant. A Program who competed developing our Junior Academy Program. Marechal as our Executive Chef and Rudy targets were not met but a cash number of the Division 6 team for Queensland in the Cheong as our Food & Beverage Manager operating profit of $391,569 members were graduates from Australian Women’s Off the course we congratulate past President and with assistance from our Wedding & was achieved. This result the Ladies, Let’s Golf program. Interstate Teams event in Peter Castrisos on his election to the board of Events Manager Lauren Carr, they presented a enabled the Committee to There was a real changing Perth in May. Golf Australia and to member Andrew Slack on number of wonderful events for the enjoyment complete its capital expenditure of the guard in our Club • Hazel Martin secured a his election to the board of Golf Queensland. of members and guests. These included 08 09 our 120-year Anniversary has provided great support to introduction of the new IT To maintain our position as Dinner, Melbourne Cup Day, management in overviewing I thank them for their and accounting system. a premier member’s club we Christmas in July, a Whiskey the Club’s finances and the significant contributions. Finance Whilst still getting used to must recognise that further Tasting Degustation Night installation and integration of the new technology the improvements to operations and numerous Nine & Dines the new financial operating Finally, as I complete my term Committee and management and course are required. many which were sell out system. Geoff Moore returned as President, I thank you all Report team are beginning to see events. We are very proud to the Committee earlier this for the wonderful support I the benefits of the upgrade We have an historical of both our food and service year and took on the role of have received. In particular I from the old system. Clubhouse and Golf Shop standards. Thank you to all preparing the 1718 FY budget thank the past Presidents and which need general upkeep. who supported our functions. with the General Manager. members of the Committees Despite starting the year The golf course’s irrigation (too many to name individually) slowly the second half of system is coping but only just. Your Committee members have Patrick Dixon chaired the with whom I have served the 17/18 FY was strong All of this costs money and the all given great support to the Member Services Sub- over the past 12 years. It with the management team Committee is in the process Club over the past year. Vice Committee, strategising the has been rewarding and fun; working diligently to generate of identifying and prioritising Chairman Phil Wikman chaired communications, marketing an experience that I would a cash profit by the end works so that as funds the Facilities Sub-Committee and membership initiatives recommend to any member. of the year. My thanks to become available they are which oversees the status of with the General Manager. I wish you all good health, all for their ongoing focus. able to be directed accordingly. our buildings and their internal Catherine Hammond good golf and a happy fixtures. Phil has also made continued to provide expert life in the years ahead. It is pleasing to see income Geoff and the team have valuable contributions to the advice on operational continuing to grow to $5.749m initiatives to increase revenue Finance and the Member health and safety issues. John Kelly from $5.685m over the past 12 through increasing functions Services Sub-Committees. President months. This reflects growth and fewer but more profitable Retiring from the Committee of 11.8% over the past three corporate golf days. However, Stephen Deane has done a with me this year are three years. The reported Net Loss they can only do so much. superb job as Captain, this year exceptional people who of $224,873 is a result of chairing both the Course and have given outstanding The Brisbane Golf Club enjoyed increased budgeted expenses The Club has magnificent Match Sub-Committees. He service to your Club. a solid but not spectacular and the increase to accrued facilities for its members to has given terrific support to our year in 2017 recording a Cash annual leave provisions. The enjoy both on and off the course staff, professional staff Terry Campbell has served on Operating Surplus of $391,569. increase to budget expenses course. The service from Joe and the Ladies’ Committee the Committee for a total of was based on an assumption and his team in the Golf Shop on all matters relating to 11 years, since 2004. He was The course improvements and that income would continue to is second to none. Lauren, course development and Honorary Treasurer in 2008, efforts by the Member Services grow on the same trajectory Frederick, Rudy and Peter are maintenance, use of the Vice-Captain in 2010-12 and Sub-Committee has resulted as the previous record year. there to tailor your function course, and competitions. became Captain in 2013. in membership approaching especially to your needs. His communication with He was again a Committee capacity. Subscription income The financial information, our members has been Member in 2016-17. Terry was increased by 3.9% to $2.731m. business intelligence At the end of the day, outstanding. Nick Woodley the driving force behind the This increase helped underpin capabilities and budgeting the success of the Club assumed the role of Vice greens reconstruction program, the 3.7% increase in Net experience over the last years is dependent on the Captain this year and is and the conversion of the Cash Flow from Operating has enabled the Committee support of its members. providing excellent support greens to Champion together Activities to $562,201. and management team to to Stephen, particularly with with the implementation of develop a strategic, realistic and Again, I take the opportunity the Junior Golf Program. the Landscape Master Plan. Each year provides different seasonal budget for 2018. This to express my heartfelt thanks challenges for The Brisbane will ensure that the ongoing to the General Manager, Terry Campbell has continued to Stephen Deane has been on Golf Club and this year performance of the Club is Geoff Kuehner and all The provide valuable contributions the Committee for a total was no exception with able to be managed in a more Brisbane Golf Club staff for on the course following his of 13 years, from 2005. He the Finance Department timely and efficient manner. their dedication, hard work role as Course Chairman. He was Vice-Captain in 2006- experiencing difficulties and support they provide has done an outstanding job 07 and again in 2014-15 and and delays on delivering The debt reduction to myself as Treasurer in organising our wonderful then Captain in 2016-17. details. It became apparent strategy continues with our and to the Committee. volunteers and continuing that obtaining accurate Commonwealth Bank term the work associated with Patrick Dixon has been a and timely results is key to loan balance reducing. For the Landscape Master Plan. Committee Member for six managing operating expenses the next year there is limited Alistair McNee years, since 2012. He has and identifying areas not capital expenditure planned Hon. Treasurer & Chair The Finance, Audit and been the Chair of the Member performing to expected levels. (approximately $122,000) Finance, Audit & Governance Governance Sub-Committee Services Sub-Committee and we are committed to Sub-Committee under Treasurer Al McNee for the past three years. The second half saw the improving our debt position. 10 11 Course Report

Together with holes 19 and delay any remedial work for the backdrop to the course. Areas 20, the Club has now greater renovation period until summer such as the right of the 5th flexibility and advantages to 2017-18. It is vital we address fairway and behind the 5th provide a variety of quality this foreign grass as part of a green, planting around the golf holes on which to play our maintenance program for the 3rd tee, the areas around the competitions or to practise. wellbeing of the greens going 20th green and behind the forward. We are confident the 14th green to name a few As part of the work undertaken actions planned for this year all enhance the presentation on the practice and 21st greens will achieve this objective. of our golf course. Thanks we have trialled a new ProLine Whilst renovation periods are again to the volunteers who Bunker System with the aim of never popular they are vital to have continued to assist the improving drainage particularly the ongoing condition of the course staff in implementing after heavier bursts of rain. We course. This summer between the Landscape Master Plan. have been most impressed with Closing Day and Opening It is work we continue to this new innovation and believe Day annual maintenance will prioritise and look forward if implemented in all bunkers again be done on greens, the to further developments on the course it would provide green surrounds, and the in the years ahead. 2017 saw our first full year savings for future course fairways. As always, we thank golfing program uninterrupted budgets and also improve members for their patience The Course Committee would by the capital works as part bunker conditions for members. during these necessary like to thank our management of the green replacement maintenance periods. team and course staff led by program. The patience shown Whilst we have seen a visual Geoff Kuehner, our General by members over recent years improvement on the 3rd There are no major capital Manager and Mitch Hayes, we trust was repaid with fairway we have not yet works planned for 2018 but our Course Superintendent, the overall playability and completely solved the water a number of maintenance for the excellent work they presentation of the course issue. Heavy rain still sees that initiatives have been prioritised have done this year in throughout the year, a condition area becoming wet with play for the year and these relation to the course. What is we believe will only further potentially interrupted and/ include levelling of tees and particularly pleasing to us on improve in the coming years. or causing boggy conditions constructing protective rock the Committee, and I think it for members. Further walls for important areas should be for all members, is At the beginning of the year we consideration will be required. at risk of erosion. We will their dedication in providing a undertook our planned major continue to provide updates golf course and surrounds that capital works, the construction During the year we also of all work being conducted on are for the benefit of members, of the chipping and putting updated our 21st and 14th the course through the Course and they have the members’ green adjacent to the 10th bridges. Concerns were raised Superintendent’s monthly enjoyment of the course as tee, the re-shaping of the 21st on their long-term future report. We would encourage their number one priority. green, and some drainage and safety, particular for the members to read and be works on the 3rd fairway use of course machinery. informed of the significant connecting Moolabin and Rocky The decision was made to issues, happenings and Stephen Deane Water Hole Creeks. Overall, complete work during the plans around course issues. Captain & Chair we have been delighted with winter months to ensure their Course Sub-Committee the outcome of these course stability for years to come. 2017 saw the continuation improvements. The practice of our successful Landscape area is getting considerable use Whilst we were conscious of Master Plan. Very pleasing is and has enhanced our practice the foreign grass incursion the maturity of the work done facility offering to members. into many of our greens, to over the last few years. The avoid any impact to members vision of our consultant and The 21st hole has been during the year the Course member Richard Garnham is returned to a green that reflects Superintendent and Course starting to come to fruition the look and style of the course. Committee made a decision to and it is providing a positive 12 13 individuals and implement great pride to see the Club’s Congratulations to Lawry consequences during 2018 pennant team win the Division who won the 2017 Club to continue to improve the 1 Pennant. This victory was Championship. We have pace of play at the Club. the latest step in a remarkable watched Lawry grow not only three-year run where the as a fine young golfer since he During the year, particularly Club has won the Division 3, joined the Club five years ago in the winter months, the Division 2 and now the Division as a Junior, but also into a fine increased number of members 1 Pennant. The final day was young man who represents looking for a game created particularly exciting and it was our Club with distinction. some pressure on availability gratifying to see a large number on timesheets. Often once of members coming out and Also pleasing was the Club a timesheet had opened supporting the team. The scene being represented by many (particularly on Saturdays) a around the 18th green when we members in the Seniors’ large number of members were secured the final point against Team Challenge, an event required to enter their name Keperra Country Golf Club to for members over the age on the waitlist. Frustratingly, win the pennant will live in of 55, and in the My Club but positively for all concerned my memory, and of all those Junior League for younger as we got closer to the day involved, for some time. Whilst members under age 12 (both of play, this waitlist cleared it is not the only element to events organised by Golf Match Report as members withdrew from the golfing life of the Club, I Queensland). Regardless of the timesheet. Initiatives have for some time believed age, these events ensure many were introduced to focus that for us to be a premier members represent the Club in It has been said many times controversy. A credit to the is the pace of play. The Match members on withdrawing out members’ golf club in Brisbane, a manner we can be proud of. that one of our greatest Club and this great game. Committee spent considerable of respect for fellow members it is important we attract and assets as a Club is our golf time this year focused on this once they knew they were no encourage quality golfers. The 2017 saw the continued great culture. The quality of our My 2016 report mentioned issue. As a result of an extensive longer playing on the day. On BDGA pennant format rewards work being done by Joe Janison competitions, the value placed that with many newer study on the movement of only a handful of occasions depth across the Club, from and his team in developing the on the traditions of the game members to the Club it is players around the course we the waitlist did not clear. Juniors through to Masters Club’s Junior Golfing Academy. of golf, the history of the important to introduce them introduced a change to the The issue of ensuring all golfers. Success over the last As a member who plays events acknowledging our to our traditions and older intervals between groups on members looking for a game three years has demonstrated the majority of my golf on a long and proud past combined events but at the same time our competition days. The move get a game will remain a focus that as a Club we can attract Saturday afternoon, it gave me with the modern needs of provide new opportunities to 8-minute intervals proved a for the Match Committee and retain quality golfers great joy and satisfaction as I members is something the that suit the modern way of great success; the average time into 2018. We encourage and I think that enhances walked past the practice green Match Committee has focused life. Along with our traditional per round was reduced by 20 the use of the waitlist. the golfing life at the Club. to see young golfers using our on during my tenure. The 2017 events, the Match Committee to 25 minutes throughout the Congratulations to all involved, facilities and playing our great golfing calendar provided introduced shorter forms of year. This not only aids the flow During 2017 our it was a superb team effort. game and developing their skills opportunities for all members the game over the 2016-17 of groups around the course communication channels and comradeship together. of any age and regardless of summer and many members but in summer it provides to members continued to As another sign of improved Congratulations to Joe and his golfing ability an opportunity to availed themselves of this an opportunity for additional improve through The Deane golfing talent at the Club, it Junior Golf Development team enjoy and compete in a variety opportunity. More members tee times on the timesheet Report and use of social was great to see our premier for putting together a golfing of events and competitions are looking to play their golf on providing more opportunity media platforms such as the event, the A.H. College Club program that is enticing more throughout the year. days other than the traditional for members to play. website and Facebook page. Championships, played by and more young players to the Wednesday/Saturday and All members are encouraged two first-time participants game. We are hopeful that It is pleasing to report that all the Club needs to continue Further work needs to be to maximise the value these Lawry Flynn and Stephen this Academy will continue to competitions were conducted to innovate to ensure all done. The better pace of play tools provide and become a Cox. Both these young men grow and prosper and develop in a manner that the Club members can use the Club and has highlighted a number of more informed member of have represented Queensland not only champions of the and its members should play golf in a manner that adds members who, unfortunately our great golfing community. over the last couple of years future but great members for be proud of. The quality of value to their membership. and for a variety reasons, and it was great having, the Club in the years to come. golf, the sportsmanship that play slowly. This sadly has As a member who has for the first time in many members competed with One of the great challenges to an effect on other members. represented the Club in BDGA years, state representative The Match Committee and against each other has the enjoyment of the game not The Match Committee is Pennant Competition for over players competing in our would like to acknowledge been exceptional and without only at our Club but worldwide determined to work with these 35 years, it was a source of Club Championship Final. the support of the 14 15 Club’s excellent management team and staff, led The Centenary Cup - Mr Greg Mellifont Kerry Cup by our General Manager Geoff Kuehner, Director of Honouring Sam Mills (Summer Mr Bruce Richter A Grade - Mrs A Fong Golf Joe Janison, and Assistant Director of Golf Reece Honour Cup) Ms Catherine Hammond B Grade - Mdm Ping Liu McRae. They provide invaluable support to the Match Gross - Mr Tim Lukin Mr Neil Harvey C Grade - Mrs Beverley Folliott Committee and have as their number one priority the A Grade - Mr Nicholas Mr Paul Taylor success of the Club and supporting our members. Board & Woodley the Cockburn Family Macartney Cup Foursomes B Grade - Mr John McDonald Mr Philip Wikman Division 1 - Mrs Janet Hefferan & Congratulations to members who achieved success in C Grade - Mr Paul Taylor Mrs Anna Lyons winning an Honour Board and/or Major Event in 2017. Major Event Mid-Winter (Blackheath) Ladies Division 2 - Mrs Helen Humphreys Winners Medal & Ms Leng Ho Stephen Deane Dr Jeffrey Chick Club Champion Captain & Chair Miss Isabelle Simpson Nat Green Trophy Match Sub-Committee Yeerongpilly Cup Mrs Susan Campbell & Men Mr Matthew Toomey B Grade Champion Ms Joyce Cheney Mrs Beverley Deane A H Colledge Club Champion Sir Leslie Wilson Trophy Johnson Staines Fourball Mr Lawry Flynn Mr Greg McClure C Grade Champion Mrs Angela Fong & Ms Jenny Somers Mrs Helen Caris Championship Plate Brisbane Shield Mr Joel Negline Mr Bruce Wyse & Senior Salver Ex-WAAAF Cup Ms Jennifer Berkman Mrs Fay Jefferson Ms Catherine Hammond Men’s B Grade Champion Mr Rhett Parker Tennyson Cup Joan Fletcher Matchplay Heather Timms Memorial Trophy Mr Gary Brodie Championship Mrs Di Hall Men’s C Grade Champion Division 1 - Mrs Angela Fong Mr Ash Holmes Lamington Cup Division 2 - Ms Natalie Cook Medal of Medallists Mr Greg Braun & Midweek H W Herbert Trophy Junior Dr Mark Deuble 54-Hole Event A Grade – Mrs Kathryn Hillier Champion Gross: B Grade – Mrs Penny Griffith Master Sam Slater M.T. Stafford Memorial Trophy A Grade - Mrs Lynne Conroy C Grade – Mrs Debra Harvey Mr Paul Jackson & B Grade - Mrs Heather Men’s Senior Champion Mr Bruce Chadfield Richards Saturday Mr Peter Ash C Grade - Mrs Sally Standfield Div 1 - Ms Catherine Hammond G H Mocatta President’s Cup Div 2 - Mrs Margaret Dowzer Byneset Trophy Mr Peter Walker & Nett: Mr Rob Bischof Mr Scott Connell A Grade - Mrs Sandy Priest Tanner Cup B Grade - Mrs Susan Rapson Mrs Angela Fong Veteran’s Handicap Matchplay Boyce Trophy C Grade - Mrs Sally Standfield Mr John Akhurst Mr Peter White & Brisbane Cup Mr Peter Lee Club Foursomes Championship Miss Isabelle Simpson Club Foursomes Championship Mrs Lynne Conroy & Mr Stephen Deane & Oldest Member Cup Ms Dee Dee Russell Brisbane Salver Mr Tom Deane Mr Mike Murphy & Miss Isabelle Simpson Mr Cameron Gibson Fourqueux Mixed Foursomes Violet Midson Memorial Weekend Memorial Salver Championship Medal of Medallists Trophy Mrs Yvonne Butcher Mr Nicholas Woodley & Mr Peter Peters Mrs Penny Griffith Mrs Lynne Conroy Honour Board Trophy Donors Nellie Hatton MBE Fourball Hunter Family Trophy Mr Gary Brodie Mrs Patricia Sloan & Mr Tim Lukin Mr Bruce Nicol Ms Leng Ho 16 17 also posted 174 news stories Placanica, Phil Fraser, Peter expect increasing member on the “Latest News” section of Walker and Richard Garnham engagement next year. our website. Our members are together with members the most digitally connected who assisted with tennis 2016 Christmas food orders of any club in Australia and car parking in January 2017. through the Club were an our regular postings on social outstanding success last media platforms contribute to Sixteen social events were December, and with the strong an expanding audience. The held and exceptionally well feedback from members this Member Services’ Club made over 500 posts supported. These included will be repeated in 2017. Report on Facebook and our “likes” four Nine and Dines, increased an amazing 41% Presentation Night, two A personal thank you to Last financial year The Brisbane • The enthusiasm of our the majority of occassions. over the past 12 months to New Member Introduction fellow Member Services Sub- Golf Club welcomed 161 new current members to 2,038. We now have 1,511 events, US Masters and US committee members Phil members comprising of 30 recommend our Club to The Club has now placed followers on Instagram and 478 Open Breakfasts and golf Wikman, Catherine Hammond, Provisional, 21 Six-Day, 52 friends/relatives. itself in a position where it is followers on Twitter. Thanks competitions, Mother’s and Helen Placanica, Vivienne Transition, 35 Junior and 23 • Publicity and positive receiving strong and growing to our staff and members for Father’s Day Breakfasts, Cassidy and Lewis Clelland for Ladies, Let’s Golf members. branding received subscription income. This is the quality content uploaded. Anzac Day Dawn Service, their enthusiastic contributions. from hosting the Isuzu enabling the Club to present a Remember we always welcome Christmas in July, Whiskey As all member categories are Whilst our overall membership Queensland Open. first-class course and member and encourage members to Tasting Degustation Evening, working as a team, this has numbers remained almost the • Being home of the facilities at a significantly lower send through their interesting Faulty Towers, and Melbourne enhanced the success of the same at 1,638 versus 1,641 Queensland Academy of membership fee than other posts and to tag members Cup Lunch. This year we have social functions and initiatives last year we achieved growth in Sport Golf Program. top-tier Brisbane clubs. The whenever possible. These added a Christmas Day Buffet of the Club. I would also like our Full, Six Day, Transition and • Achieving Top 100 golf Committee’s goal to have a various platforms have proved Lunch and a Sports Lunch to take this opportunity to Juniors categories. In summary, course rankings in both the diverse membership by both to be particularly popular for (February 2018). The inaugural acknowledge the significant this growth of approximately 72 Australian Golf Digest and age and gender has been very members to receive general Young Bulls (Transition input of the General Manager members replaced the attrition Golf Australia magazines. successful. The Club now information, course updates, Members) v Old Bulls (Members Geoff Kuehner together with of 74 members we lost in our • Being voted Queensland’s boasts 213 Transition and competition results, news 55+) matchplay contest was Peter Collins and Reece McRae. restricted categories of Limited favourite golf course. 86 Junior members, and the about social events plus other an outstanding success after and Remote. The result is higher • Offering Queensland’s Ladies, Let’s Golf program Club and member activities. initially being washed out. membership income, which most successful Ladies’, which commenced in 2014 has Patrick Dixon in 2017 was again a record, Let’s Golf program. resulted in 36 ladies joining The Club thanks the members Thanks to Rob Hollingsworth Chair and more active members. • Winning the Division 1 as Full or Six-Day members who have donated trophies for organising “bird twitcher” Member Services Sub- BDGA Pennant. in addition to approximately for the men’s and ladies’ Hugh Possingham, Chief Committee Capacity was reached for male 30 ladies currently involved competitions throughout Scientist to the Worldwide members in the Full, Six-Day Special mention should be at various levels in our LLG the year for their generosity. Nature Conservancy and Vale: It is with deep regret and Transition membership made of our immediate past program. Thank you to our Australian Research Council that we record the passing categories in April 2017. Captain and Course Chair, Terry teaching professionals, Joe The wonderful culture of Laureate Fellow at the during the year of Mr David However, there are now a small Campbell. His contribution in Janison, Reece McRae, Lee volunteering is continuing to University of Queensland, to Pritchard, Mr Peter Stewart, number of vacancies due to driving the green replacement Eagleton and Garry Calder, and grow in our Club community. lead a bird watching tour of our Mr Jason Hancock, Mr the natural attrition of retiring program, implementing the all other program volunteers. A The tireless work of the course course. Hugh’s commentary Michael Paulsen, Mrs Patricia members. It is also pleasing Landscape Master Plan and the special thank you to Vivienne volunteers can now be seen and encyclopedic knowledge Golledge, Dr Gill Parmenter to report that our Juniors have course volunteer program have Cassidy and Vicki McDonald in the transformation of areas of all things ornithological, and Mrs Robyn Vigar. grown from 58 to 86 members been outstanding. A big vote whose personal energy has they planted only two years and his ability to see birds over the past 12 months. of thanks also must go to our been a significant factor to The ago. The evolution of the where most just saw trees, Course Superintendent, Mitch Brisbane Golf Club having the area behind the 6th green, made for an entertaining and Strong demand for Hayes and his dedicated staff. most successful Ladies, Let’s the 3rd tee and the 2nd green educational outing for the 30 membership at The Brisbane Golf program in Queensland. has been remarkable and is plus members who attended. Golf Club can be attributed to: During winter, some pressure an example of what is ahead was placed on the capacity of Communication to members when the other extensive The Club rearranged the • The excellent condition of our timesheets which is a great has been comprehensive and plantings undertaken around men’s locker room to open the golf course. indication of the success of the incorporated 217 emails on a the course mature. Members a “movement space” for all • The great club culture our Club and the quality of the golf range of topics including our have assisted in different ways members as well as offering members create. course. Whilst a waitlist did regular Deane Report, News lending their expertise or time regular Pilates classes and • Being the only golf course exist most weeks, it is pleasing from the Red Tees, Course in a variety of tasks. We would personal training. The take in Australia with Champion to report that members were Maintenance Reports, and like to acknowledge Andrew up and response has been greens. able to secure a tee time on Notes from the President. We Slack, Peter Francis, Helen very encouraging and we 18 19 Facilities Report

The Facilities Sub-Committee is responsible The Club launched a movement space for the for the areas of The Brisbane Golf Club use of members and their guests earlier in other than those under the responsibility the year with assistance from member of The Membership of the Course Sub-Committee. This Sub- Brisbane Golf Club and Exercise Scientist, Matt Committee comprises of myself and Catherine Winkley. The space has proven popular and is Hammond along with Geoff Kuehner and being used by members to warm up and warm Category List Peter Collins from the management team. down before and after golf, and for Pilates and supervised strength and conditioning classes. Membership Men Ladies Men Ladies Men Ladies The Sub-Committee focuses on maintenance issues, workplace health and safety, capital Workplace, health & safety is another key Category 2015 2015 2016 2016 2017 2017 expenditure projects approved by the focus of the Facilities Sub-Committee. The Honorary Life 1 1 1 1 2 2 Committee and the general appearance of Brisbane Golf Club has a WH&S Policy and Honorary 1 0 1 0 1 0 the Clubhouse and other surrounding areas. a WH&S Committee which meets monthly to develop and implement strategies to Senior 65 15 60 17 59 16 It is pleasing to report that over the past protect the health, safety and welfare of Seven Day 332 59 317 54 330 57 12 months we have seen an improvement our employees, members and contractors. Six Day 310 143 312 154 317 171 in the presentation of these areas following the completion of a number It is pleasing to report that a new undercover Transition 127 4 200 7 207 6 of projects, including but not limited to, hitting bay will be installed on the golf Junior 52 11 52 6 76 10 the purchase of new outdoor furniture tuition tees before Christmas. This area will and new furniture for The Tennyson Room, ensure members are protected from the Clergy 2 0 2 0 2 0 kerbing around the paths surrounding elements whilst enjoying their golf tuition. Corporate 4 0 14 0 17 0 the Clubhouse, new line markings Remote 67 15 58 12 59 10 for the car park, the completion of our interior and exterior lighting plan and the Phil Wikman Limited 277 78 244 56 184 43 external painting of sections of the Clubhouse. Chair Retired 6 4 16 9 17 10 Facilities Sub-Committee Ladies, Let’s Golf 0 28 0 32 0 25 During the year the Facilities Sub-Committee coordinated the installation of a new financial, Ambassador 4 1 6 1 7 1 point-of-sale and membership software. Professional Golfer 6 0 9 0 9 0 This has delivered numerous benefits to West Course 1 0 0 0 0 0 members as well as the Committee and management team. Before Christmas this Tennyson 4 10 0 0 0 0 project will be completed when new golf and 1,259 369 1,292 349 1,287 351 business intelligence software is installed. Total 1,628 1,641 1,638 20 21 Financial Statements

Statement of comprehensive income Statement of financial position For the year ended 30 September 2017 As at 30 September 2017

Note 2017 2016 Note 2017 2016 Revenue $ $ Assets $ $ Membership services 2,731,952 2,629,119 Cash & cash equivalents 3 453,619 507,865 Golf operations 840,581 934,983 Trade receivables 10,466 75,058 Golf retail 806,423 756,688 Inventories 4 219,481 200,822 Hospitality 1,241,120 1,188,977 Other current assets 5 84,020 114,336 Finance & administration 128,892 175,352 Total current assets 767,586 898,081 Total revenue 5,748,968 5,685,119 Property, plant & equipment 6 8,243,503 7,987,285 Cost of goods sold Trophy funds 7 3,467 5,237 Golf retail 342,223 336,227 Total non-current assets 8,246,970 7,992,522 Hospitality 448,192 395,683 Total assets 9,014,556 8,890,603 Total cost of goods sold 790,415 731,910 Liabilities Gross profit 4,958,553 4,953,209 Trade and other payables 8 655,429 515,573 Expenses Loans and borrowings 9 337,689 243,176 Membership services 483,530 484,348 Employee benefits 10 148,274 28,419 Course maintenance 1,403,620 1,257,256 Other current liabilities 11 2,159,956 2,107,120 Golf operations 665,954 585,762 Total current liabilities 3,301,348 2,894,288 Golf retail 225,717 277,946 Loans and borrowings 9 2,148,286 2,147,236 Hospitality 665,416 601,002 Employee benefits 10 27,097 18,646 Administration 1,122,747 999,634 Other non-current liabilities 12 - 67,735 Total expenses 4,566,984 4,205,948 Total non-current liabilities 2,175,383 2,233,617 Cash operating surplus before interest 391,569 747,261 Total liabilities 5,476,731 5,127,905 Interest (118,149) (119,434) Net assets 3,537,825 3,762,698 Cash operating surplus 273,420 627,827 Depreciation and amortisation (498,293) (466,811) Income tax expense 2(p) - - Member’s funds Accumulated surplus 1,585,104 1,809,977 Net profit (loss) for the period (224,873) 161,016 Revaluation surplus 1,952,721 1,952,721 Other comprehensive Income - - Total comprehensive income (loss) (224,873) 161,016 Total member’s fund 3,537,825 3,762,698

(The above information should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.) (The above information should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.) 22 23 Statement of changes in equity Statement of cash flows For the year ended 30 September 2017 For the year ended 30 September 2017

Revaluation Accumulated Total member’s Note 2017 2016 Reserve Surplus funds $ $ $ $ $ Cash flows from operating activities Balance at 1 October 2015 1,952,721 1,648,961 3,601,682 Cash receipts from customers 5,820,188 6,155,383 Profit (loss) for the period - 161,016 161,016 Cash paid to supplier and employees (5,139,899) (5,494,253) Balance at 30 September 2016 1,952,721 1,809,977 3,762,698 Interest received 61 80 Balance at 1 October 2016 1,952,721 1,809,977 3,762,698 Interest paid (118,149) (119,434) Profit (loss) for the period - (224,873) (224,873) Net cash flows provided by/(used in) 3 562,201 541,776 Balance at 30 September 2017 1,952,721 1,585,104 3,537,825 operating activities Cash flows from investing activities (The above information should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.) Proceeds from sale of property, plant & - 51,184 equipment Purchase of property, plant & equipmentment (712,010) (704,414) Net cash flows provided by/(used in) (712,010) (653,230) investing activities Cash flows from financing activities Proceeds/(payment) of long term borrowings (110,000) 78,400 Proceeds/(payment) of finance lease liabilities 205,563 451,661 Net cash flows provided by/(used in) 95,563 530,061 financing activities Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash (54,246) 418,607 equivalents Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period 507,865 89,258 Cash and cash equivalents at end of period 3 453,619 507,865

(The above information should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.)

24 25 Notes to the Financial (b) Going concern basis The financial statements have been prepared on a going concern basis which contemplates the continuity of normal business activities and the realisation of assets and discharge of liabilities in Statements the ordinary course of business. The Club has recognised a net loss before tax of $224,873 for the year ended 30 September 2017 (2016: $161,016 profit). As at 30 September 2017 the Club has a working capital deficiency of For the year ended 30 September 2017 $2,533,762 (2016: $1,996,207 deficiency).

Included in current liabilities is income in advance of $2,156,956 (2016: $2,107,120). Excluding 1. Corporate information these non-cash liabilities, the working capital deficiency is eliminated to give a deficit of $373,806 (2016: $110,913 surplus). The Brisbane Golf Club Inc. (the ‘Club’) is an association incorporated under the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 and is domiciled in Australia. The address of the Club’s registered office is The General Committee acknowledge that the ability of the Club to meet its obligations as and Tennyson Memorial Avenue, Yeerongpilly, Queensland 4105. when they fall due and the ability to continue as a going concern relies upon the ability of the Club to derive projected future cash flows and profitability as well as continued support of its The provision of golf services is the primary activity of the Club. financiers, members and creditors. If for any reason the group is unable to continue as a going concern it might impact on the ability The financial statements were approved by the General Committee on 4 December 2017. The of the group to realise assets at their recognised value. General Committee has the power to amend and re-issue the financial statements. The General Committee believe the going concern basis is appropriate as a result of the following The financial statements are presented in Australian dollars, which is the Club’s functional currency. key factors and assumptions: All values are rounded to the nearest dollar unless otherwise stated. • The Club’s Financial Budget for 2018 reflects EBITDA of $725,213 2. Summary of significant accounting policies • The Club is forecasting reduced gross capital expenditure on property, plant & equipment of in 2018 with some expenditure to be partially financed utilising equipment leasing. (a) Basis of preparation • The Club refinanced its bank facilities in January 2016 to $1,645,000 on a 3 year term These general purpose financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the • During the year ended 30 September 2017 and in previous years, the bank provided an requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act 1981, Australian Accounting Standards increase to the Club’s overdraft facility from $300,000 to $600,000 from March to September. – Reduced Disclosure Requirements, other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian The refinancing offer from the bank includes an increased overdraft limit to assist with the Accounting Standards Board and Urgent Issues Group interpretations. working capital going forward. • The Club has the ability to again raise short-term loan funds from members in the financial The Club has elected to apply the following Accounting Standards in advance of their effective year ended 30 September 2018 through the ‘Winter Loan Notes’ scheme. This scheme dates: generated temporary funds of $870,000 during the financial year ended 30 September 2017 (2016: $760,000) to offset the need for further bank funding; (i) AASB 1053: Application of Tiers of Australian Accounting Standards; and • The Committee have committed to reducing operational expenditure in 2018 as needed to (ii) AASB 2010-2: Amendments to Australian Accounting Standards arising from Reduced achieve the financial result in the Budget. Disclosure Requirements to the annual reporting period beginning 1 July 2010. (c) Significant accounting judgements, estimates and assumptions The preparation of financial statements requires management to make judgments, estimates The Club complies with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements as and assumptions that effect the application of accounting policies and the reported amounts of issued by the Australian Accounting Standards Board. assets, liabilities, income and expenses. The estimates and associated assumptions are based on historical experience and various other factors that are believed to be reasonable under the Historical cost convention circumstances, the results of which form the basis of making the judgments about carrying The financial statements have been prepared on an accruals basis and are based on historical values of assets and liabilities that are not readily apparent from other sources. Actual results costs, modified where applicable by the measurement at fair value of selected non-current may differ from these estimates. assets, financial assets and financial liabilities. The estimates and underlying assumptions are reviewed on an ongoing basis. Revisions to The methods used to measure the fair values of these assets are discussed in notes (d), (i) and (ii). accounting estimates are recognised in the period in which the estimate is revised if the revision Cost is based on the fair values of the consideration given in exchange for assets. affects only that period or in the period of the revision and future periods if the revision affects both current and future periods. 26 27 Key accounting estimates include: Cost includes expenditure that is directly attributable to bringing the asset to the location and • Impairment of property, plant & equipment. condition necessary for it to be capable of operating in the manner intended by management. • Depreciation rates used on property, plant & equipment. The cost of self-constructed assets further includes the cost of materials and direct labour, the costs of dismantling and removing the items and restoring the site on which they are located, and (d) Financial instruments capitalised borrowing costs (see below). (i) Non-derivative financial assets The Club initially recognises loans, receivables and deposits on the date that they originated. When parts of an item of property, plant and equipment have different useful lives, they are All other financial assets (including assets designated at fair value through profit or loss) are accounted for as separate items of property, plant and equipment. recognised initially on the trade date at which the Club becomes a party to the contractual provision of the instrument. Gains and losses on disposal of an item of property, plant and equipment are determined by comparing the proceeds from disposal with the carrying amount of property, plant and equipment The Club derecognises a financial asset when the contractual rights to the cash flows from the and are recognised within the profit and loss. When revalued assets are sold, the amounts asset expire, or it transfers the rights to receive the contractual cash flows on the financial asset included in the revaluation reserve are transferred to accumulated surplus. in a transaction in which substantially all the risks and rewards of ownership of the financial asset are transferred. Any interest in transferred financial assets that is created or retained by the Club (ii) Subsequent costs is recognised as a separate asset or liability. The cost of replacing part of an item of property, plant and equipment is recognised in the carrying amount of the item if it is probable that the future economic benefits embodied within Financial assets and liabilities are offset and the net amount presented in the statement of the part will flow to the Club and its cost can be measured reliably. The carrying amount of financial position when, and only when, the Club has a legal right to offset the amounts and the replaced part is derecognised. The costs of the day-to-day servicing of property, plant and intends either to settle on a net basis or to realise the asset and settle the liability simultaneously. equipment are recognised in profit and loss as incurred.

The Club has the following non derivative financial assets: loans and receivables. (iii) Depreciation Depreciation is recognised in profit and loss on a straight line basis over the estimated useful Loans and receivables lives of each part of an item of property, plant and equipment, since this most closely reflects Loans and receivables are financial assets with fixed or determinable payments that are not the expected pattern of consumption of the future economic benefits embodied in the asset. quoted in an active market. Such assets are recognised initially at fair value plus any directly Leased assets are depreciated over the shorter of the lease term and their useful lives unless it attributable transaction costs. Subsequent to initial recognition loans and receivables are is reasonably certain that the club will obtain ownership by the end of the lease term. Land is not measured at amortised cost using the effective interest method, less any impairment losses. depreciated.

Loans and receivables comprise trade and other receivables. The depreciation rates used for the current and comparative periods are as follows: Cash and cash equivalents comprise cash balances and call deposits with original maturities of three months or less. Bank overdrafts that are repayable on demand and form an integral part of • Buildings and improvement 2% - 15% the Club’s cash management are included as a component of cash and cash equivalents for the • Course redevelopment 3% - 20% purpose of the statement of cash flows. • Course plant and machinery 20% • Reticulation 1% - 20% (ii) Non-derivative financial liabilities • Motor vehicles 20% The Club initially recognises debt securities issued and subordinated liabilities on the date that • House furniture, fittings and office 5% - 33% they originated. All other financial liabilities (including liabilities designated at fair value through profit or loss) are recognised initially on the trade date at which the Club becomes a party to the Depreciation methods, useful lives and residual values are reviewed at each financial year-end contractual provisions of the instrument. The Club derecognises a financial liability when its and adjusted if appropriate. contractual obligations are discharged, cancelled or expire. The Club has the following non- derivative financial liabilities: loans and borrowings and trade and other payables. (f) Leased assets Hire purchase agreements in terms of which the Club assumes substantially all the risks and Such financial liabilities are recognised initially at fair value plus any directly attributable rewards of ownership are classified as finance leases. Upon initial recognition the leased asset is transaction costs. Subsequent to initial recognition these financial liabilities are measured at measured at an amount equal to the lower of its fair value and the present value of the minimum amortised costs using the effective interest rate method. lease payments. Subsequent to initial recognition, the asset is accounted for in accordance with the accounting policy applicable to that asset. (e) Property, plant & equipment (i) Recognition and measurement Leases where the lessor retains substantially all the risks and rewards of ownership of the net Items of property, plant and equipment are measured at cost less accumulated depreciation and asset are classified as operating leases. Payments made under operating leases (net of incentives accumulated impairment losses (see accounting policy (i)). received from the lessor) are charged to profit or loss on a straight-line basis over the period of the lease. 28 29 (g) Inventories (j) Trade and other payables Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value. The cost of inventories Trade and other payables represent liabilities for goods and services provided to the Group prior is based on the weighted average principle, and includes expenditure incurred in acquiring the to the year end and which are unpaid. These amounts are unsecured and normally have 30 day inventories, production or conversion costs and other costs incurred in bringing them to their settlement terms. existing location and condition. (k) Interest-bearing liabilities Net realisable value is the estimated selling price in the ordinary course of business, less the Interest-bearing borrowings are recognised initially at fair value less attributable transaction estimated costs of completion and selling expenses. costs. Subsequent to initial recognition, interest-bearing borrowings are stated at amortised cost with any difference between cost and redemption values being recognised in the income (h) Trade and other receivables statement over the period of the borrowings on an effective interest basis. Trade receivables are recognised at original invoice amounts less an allowance for uncollectible amounts and have regular repayment terms of 30 days. Collectability of trade receivables is (l) Employee benefits assessed on an ongoing basis. Debts which are known to be uncollectible are written off. An (i) Other long-term employee benefits allowance is made for doubtful debts where there is objective evidence that the Group will not be Liabilities for long service leave and annual leave are not expected to be settled wholly within able to collect all amounts due according to the original terms 12 months after the end of the reporting period. They are recognised as part of the provision for employee benefits and measured as the present value of expected future payments to be (i) Impairment of assets made in respect of services provided by employees to the end of the reporting period using (i) Financial assets (including receivables) the projected unit credit method. Consideration is given to expected future salaries and wages A financial asset not carried at fair value through profit or loss is assessed at each reporting date levels, experience of employee departures and periods of service. Expected future payments to determine whether there is objective evidence that it is impaired. A financial asset is impaired are discounted using government bond rates at the end of the reporting period with terms to if objective evidence indicates that a loss event has occurred after the initial recognition of the maturity and currency that match, as closely as possible, the Club’s estimated obligations. asset, and that the loss event had a negative effect on the estimated future cash flows of that asset that can be estimated reliably. (ii) Short-term benefits Liabilities for short-term employee benefits including wages, salaries and annual leave expected An impairment loss in respect of a financial asset measured at amortised cost is calculated as the to be settled within 12 months of year end represent present obligations resulting from difference between its carrying amount and the present value of the estimated future cash flows employees services provided up to balance date, calculated at undiscounted amounts based on discounted at the asset’s original effective interest rate. Losses are recognised in profit and remuneration wages and salary rates, including related on-costs that the club expects to pay at loss and reflected in an allowance account against receivables. Interest on the impaired asset each balance date. continues to be recognised through the unwinding of the discount. When a subsequent event causes the amount of the impairment loss to decrease, the decrease in impairment loss is (m) Revenue reversed through profit or loss. (i) Revenue Recognition Revenue is recognised at the fair value of consideration received or receivable. Amounts disclosed (ii) Non-financial assets as revenue are net of returns, trade allowances and duties and taxes paid. The following specific The carrying amounts of the Club’s non-financial assets, other than inventories (see accounting recognition criteria must also be met before revenue is recognised: policy (d)), are reviewed at each reporting date to determine whether there is any indication of impairment. If any such indication exists, then the asset’s recoverable amount is estimated. (ii) Sale of goods Revenue from the sale of goods in the course of ordinary activities is measured at the fair value The recoverable amount of any asset or cash-generating unit is the greater of its value in use of the consideration received or receivable, net of returns, trade discounts and volume rebates. and its fair value less costs to sell. In assessing value in use, the estimated future cash flows Revenue is recognised when persuasive evidence exists, usually in the form of an executed are discounted to their present value using a pre-tax discount rate that reflects current market sales agreement, that the significant risks and rewards of ownership have been transferred to assessment of the time value of money and the risks specific to the asset. the buyer, recovery of the consideration is probable, the associated costs and possible return of goods can be estimated reliably, there is no continuing management involvement with the An impairment loss is recognised if the carrying amount of an asset exceeds its estimated goods, and the amount of revenue can be measured reliably. If it is probable that discounts will be recoverable amount. granted and the amount can be measured reliably, then the discount is recognised as a reduction of revenue as the sales are recognised. Impairment losses recognised in prior periods are assessed at each reporting date for any indications that the loss has decreased or no longer exists. An impairment loss is reversed if there (iii) Disposal of non-current assets has been a change in the estimates used to determine the recoverable amount. An impairment The gain or loss on sale of a non-current asset is included as income or expenses in the income loss is reversed only to the extent that the asset’s carrying amount does not exceed the carrying statement at the date control of the asset passes to the buyer. The gain or loss on disposal is amount that would have been determined, net of depreciation or amortisation, if no impairment calculated as the difference between the carrying amount of the asset at the time of disposal and loss had been recognised. the net proceeds on disposal. 30 31 3. Cash and cash equivalents (continued) (iv) Rendering of services Revenue from services, being membership subscriptions, is recognised in the income statement Reconciliation of cash flows from operating activities when the service is provided. No revenue is recognised if there are significant uncertainties 2017 2016 regarding recovery of the consideration due, the costs incurred or to be incurred cannot be ($) ($) measured reliably, or there is a risk of return. Cash flows from operating activities (v) Rental income Loss for the Period (224,873) 161,016 Rental income is recognised in profit or loss on a straight line basis over the term of the lease. Lease incentives granted are recognised as an integral part of the total rental income, over the Adjustments for: term of the lease. Depreciation and amortisation 455,793 466,811 Net gain on sale of property, plant & equipment - (21,580) (n) Lease payments Payments made under operating leases are recognised in profit or loss on a straight-line basis Cash operating surplus before changes in working 230,920 606,247 over the term of the lease. Lease incentives received are recognised as an integral part of the total capital and provisions lease expense, over the term of the lease. Decrease (increase) in trade and other receivables 94,896 (39,331) (o) Finance income and finance costs Decrease (increase) in inventories (18,660) (5,120) Finance income comprises interest income on funds invested. Interest income is recognised as Decrease (increase) in other assets 61,089 (68,038) it accrues in profit or loss, using the effective interest method. Finance costs comprise interest expense on borrowings calculated using the effective interest method. Increase (decrease) in trade and other payables 56,841 (33,494) Increase (decrease) in provisions for employee benefits 128,306 (102,558) (p) Income tax In accordance with section 50-45 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, the Club is exempt Increase (decrease) in payments in advance 1,893 185,689 from income tax. Increase (decrease) in club card balance 6,916 (1,619) Net cash from (used in) operating activities 562,201 541,776 (q) Goods and Services Tax (GST) Revenue, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST), except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office 4. Inventories (ATO). In these circumstances, the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of the expense. 2017 2016 ($) ($) (r) Presentation of financial statements Bar 29,823 24,094 The Club applies revised AASB101 Presentation of Financial Statements (2007) that became Kitchen 14,186 6,221 effective as of 1 January 2009. As a result, the Club presents in the statement of changes in equity all members changes in equity, whereas all non-member changes in equity are presented Consumables 34,120 27,705 in the statement of comprehensive income. Merchandise 137,198 138,648 Other stock 4,154 4,154 3. Cash and cash equivalents 219,481 200,822

2017 2016 5. Other current assets ($) ($) 2017 2016 Cash on hand 5,100 5,100 ($) ($) Cash at bank 448,519 502,765 Deposits 196 196 Cash and Cash Equivalents 453,619 507,865 Entrance a subscription control 75,484 46,480 Prepayments 8,340 67,660

84,020 114,336 32 33 6. Property plant & equipment

Furniture Freehold Land Buildings & Course Reticulation Course Plant Motor Fittings & Capital Works (at valuation) Improvements Redevelopment (at cost) & Machinery Vehicles Equipment in Progress Total (at cost) (at cost) (at cost) (at cost) (at cost) (at cost) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) Cost or Valuation Balance at 1 October 2015 3,300,000 3,348,641 2,770,024 410,972 1,167,986 49,099 991,331 30,817 12,066,870

Additions 9,861 105,228 - 557,209 - 35,106 24,895 732,299

Disposals - - - - (235,090) - (1,479) (27,912) (264,481)

Balance at 30 September 2016 3,300,000 3,358,502 2,875,252 410,972 1,490,105 49,099 1,024,958 27,800 12,536,688

Balance at 1 October 2016 3,300,000 3,358,502 2,875,252 410,972 1,490,105 49,099 1,024,958 27,800 12,536,688

Additions 1,759 314,045 - 213,881 - 143,097 39,228 712,010

Disposals ------

Balance at 30 September 2017 3,300,000 3,360,261 3,189,297 410,972 1,703,987 49,099 1,168,055 67,028 13,248,698

Depreciation & Impairment Costs Balance at 1 October 2015 - 1,404,886 779,588 403,305 886,302 49,099 766,404 - 4,289,584

Depreciation for the year - 117,430 114,030 7,667 150,492 - 77,192 - 466,811

Disposals - - - - (206,755) - (237) - (206,992)

Balance at 30 September 2016 - 1,522,316 893,618 410,972 830,039 49,099 843,359 - 4,549,403

Balance at 1 October 2016 - 1,522,316 893,618 410,972 830,039 - 843,359 - 4,549,403

Depreciation for the year - 116,325 118,715 - 144,565 76,188 - 455,793

Disposals -

Balance at 30 September 2017 - 1,638,641 1,012,333 410,972 974,604 919,547 - 5,005,196

Carrying Amounts At 30 September 2016 3,300,000 1,836,186 1,981,634 7,667 660,066 181,599 27,800 7,987,285

At 30 September 2017 3,300,000 1,721,620 2,176,964 - 729,383 248,508 67,028 8,243,503

34 35 7. Trophy funds 9. Loans and borrowings (continued) Finance lease liabilities 2017 2016 Finance lease liabilities of the club are payable as follows: ($) ($) C. Cribb memorial trophy fund 127 1,897 Future Lease Future Lease A.H. Colledge trophy fund 600 600 minimum lease Interest minimum lease Interest payments 2017 Liability payments 20156 Liability H.W. Herbert trophy fund 300 300 20167 2016 2017 ($) ($) 2016 ($) ($) V. Midson trophy fund 200 200 ($) ($) Less than G.H. Mocatta trophy fund 600 600 227,289 53,140 280,828 177,077 43,901 133,176 one year H. Timms memorial trophy fund 500 500 Between Norman Hunter trophy fund 1,140 1,140 one and five 728,044 61,194 789,238 685,561 74,222 612,236 3,467 5,237 years 955,733 114,334 1,070,066 862,638 118,123 745,412

8. Trade and other payables 10. Employee benefits 2017 2016 2017 2016 ($) ($) ($) ($) Current Trade payables 256,749 238,051 Liability for annual leave 148,274 28,419 Other payables and accruals 398,680 277,522 Total employee benefits – current 148,274 28,419 655,429 515,573 Non-current Liability for long-service leave 27,097 18,646 Total employee benefits – non current 27,097 18,646

9. Loans and borrowings 11. Other current liabilities This note provides information about the contractual terms of the Club’s interest-bearing loans and 2017 2016 borrowings which are measured at amortised cost. ($) ($) Subscriptions received in advance 1,600,727 1,595,989 2017 2016 Levies received in advance 144,548 171,512 ($) ($) Buggy shed rentals received in advance 21,894 26,762 Current liabilities Cart membership in advance 26,172 23,063 Finance lease liabilities 227,689 133,176 Locker fees received in advance 7,091 8,177 Associates and juniors funds 8,916 16,483 Secured bank loans 110,000 110,000 Function & golf day deposits - (1,239) 337,689 243,176 Club card & trophy credits 220,881 213,964 Non-current liabilities Other 101,887 21,573 Secured bank loans 1,425,000 1,535,000 Subscriptions received in advance (Bunkers) 27,840 30,836 Finance lease liabilities 723,286 612,236 2,159,956 2,107,120 2,148,286 2,147,236 Pursuant to Rule 32(iii) of the Club’s Rules annual subscriptions received in advance are not refundable. 36 37 12. Other non-current liabilities 15. Related Parties Transactions with key management personnel 2017 2016 ($) ($) No emoluments were paid or accrued to any members of the General Committee during the year. Subscriptions received in advance (Bunkers) - 30,835 Key Management personnel compensation $600 Voluntary Flood Levy - 36,900 The key management personnel compensation is as follows: - 67,735 2017 2016 ($) ($) 13. Operating Leases Short-term employee benefits 563,786 603,159 Leases as Lessee Other long term benefits 51,244 51,685 Non-Cancellable operating lease rentals are payable as follows: 615,030 654,844 2017 2016 ($) ($) 16. Auditor’s remuneration Less than one year 30,956 25,304 2017 2016 Between one and five years 42,351 45,798 ($) ($) More than five years - - Audit and review of financial reports 20,500 19,500 73,307 71,102 Other services 2,700 2,500 23,200 22,000 The Club leases various plant and equipment under non-cancellable operating leases, expiring between one and two years. Leases as lessor 17. Financing arrangements The Club has the following lines of credit: The group leases out a portion of its land under an operating lease. The future minimum lease payments under non-cancellable leases are as follows: 2017 2016 ($) ($) 2017 2016 Better Business Loan – Commonwealth Bank 1,645,000 1,645,000 ($) ($) Overdraft facility – Commonwealth Bank 300,000 300,000 Less than one year 19,212 18,473 Non charge card facility – Commonwealth Bank 30,000 30,000 Between one and five years 108,223 104,060 1,975,000 1,975,000 More than five years 365,274 388,649 Facilities not utilised at Balance Date 492,709 511,183 Better Business Loan – Commonwealth Bank 110,000 - 14. Contingencies Overdraft facility – Commonwealth Bank 300,000 300,000 (i) Contingent liabilities Non charge card facility – Commonwealth Bank 16,390 14,470 The Brisbane Golf Club Inc. has pledged the following items as security in regards to the 426,390 314,470 borrowing facilities with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia: • General security interest comprising first ranking charge over all present and after acquired All loans are secured by registered first mortgage over Tennyson Memorial Avenue property located property. at Tennyson Memorial Avenue Yeerongpilly, Queensland, 4105. • First registered mortgage over the golf course located at Tennyson Memorial Avenue, Yeerongpilly, QLD 4105. 18. Events subsequent to reporting date There are no other identified contingent liabilities as at 30th September 2017. There has not arisen in the interval between the end of the financial year, and the date of this report, any item, transaction or event of a material and unusual nature likely, in the opinion of the club, to affect significantly the operations of the club, the results of those operations, of the state of affairs of the Club, in future financial years. 38 39 General Committee’s Declaration

1. In the opinion of the General Committee of The Brisbane Golf Club Inc. (the “Club”):

a. the accompanying financial statements and notes set out on pages 1 to 19 have been properly drawn up in accordance with applicable Australian Accounting Standards (including Australian Accounting Interpretations), other mandatory professional reporting requirements, the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 and accompanying regulations and the provisions of the Club’s constitution to present fairly the financial position of the Club as at 30 September 2017 and its performance, as represented by the results of its operations and its cash flows, for the year ended on that date; b. there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Club will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

Dated at Brisbane this 4th December 2017.

For and on behalf of the General Committee

J Kelly A McNee President Treasurer

40 41 Independent Audit Report

42 43 2017 2016 Attachments to the $ $ Golf Operations Financial Statements Income Competitions 380,358 432,584 Visitors 218,518 264,109 Unaudited - Departmental Income & Expenditure Statements Pro Am 47,810 47,649 For the year ended 30 September 2017 Motorised Carts 165,176 180,866 Other income 28,719 9,775 2017 2016 Golf operations income 840,581 934,983 $ $ Expenses Hospitality Services Wages & on costs 262,688 263,068 Bar Other employment costs 11,622 15,081 Sales 557,562 547,719 Cart hire 13,392 20,287 Cost of goods sold (196,346) (192,040) Printing, postage & stationery 3,525 7,130 Gross profit 361,216 355,679 Pro-Am 27,340 51,809 Gross profit margin 64.8% 64.9% Prizes, trophies and honour boards 118,913 169,706 Kitchen Teaching commissions 133,195 - Sales 654,534 609,361 Queensland Open 47,931 - Cost of goods sold (251,833) (203,643) Other costs 47,348 58,561 Total expenses 665,954 585,762 Gross profit 402,701 405,718 Cash profit (loss) golf operations 174,627 349,221 Gross profit margin 61.6% 66.6% Depreciation (66,999) (51,634) Total sales 1,212,096 1,157,080 Interest paid - (3,494) Cost of goods sold (448,192) (395,683) Net profit/ (loss) golf operations 107,628 294,093 Gross profit 763,904 761,397 Golf Retail Gross profit margin 63.0% 65.8% Income Hire of rooms 28,979 31,809 Sales - merchandise 517,156 514,048 Other income 45 88 Total sales 517,156 514,048 Hospitality income 1,241,120 1,188,977 Cost of goods sold 342,223 336,227 Expenses Gross Profit 174,933 177,821 Wages & on costs 594,092 522,294 Range balls & club storage 85,414 83,572 Teaching Revenue 194,588 148,411 Other employment costs 4,792 21,283 Other income 9,265 10,657 Marketing - Golf retail income 806,423 756,688 Cleaning & laundry 28,881 22,173 Expenses Contract labour - Wages & on costs 212,898 171,083 Repairs & maintenance 21,677 17,837 Teaching commissions - 97,560 Other costs 15,974 17,415 Other employment costs 153 9,303 Total expenses 665,416 601,002 Other costs 12,666 Cash profit (loss) hospitality services 127,512 192,292 Total expenses 225,717 277,946 Depreciation (60,625) Cash profit (loss) golf retail 238,483 149,931 Net profit/ (loss) hospitality services 127,512 131,667 Depreciation - - Net profit/ (loss) golf retail 238,483 149,931 44 45 2017 2016 2017 2016 $ $ $ $ Membership Services Finance & Administration Income Income Subscriptions 2,206,341 2,068,698 Rents 40,908 39,965 Levy Income 203,631 223,480 Interest Received 61 80 Entrance Fees 203,857 172,845 Other income 84,287 84,123 Unused Club Card 18,440 20,103 Net profit (loss) on disposal of assets 3,636 51,184 Buggy shed & locker fee rentals 99,683 114,353 Total Revenue 128,892 175,352 Other Income - 29,640 Expenses Membership Service income 2,731,952 2,629,119 Expenses Wages & on costs 577,670 485,968 Wages & on costs - 1,440 Other employment costs 69,254 57,815 Cleaning & laundry 80,818 90,156 Audit fees 24,681 20,000 Electricity 93,504 92,063 Other professional services 81,646 95,366 Member clubcard credits 3,727 11,883 Bank charges 61,874 58,847 Member expenses 116,126 110,739 Computer software & support 66,883 64,516 Printing, postage & stationery - - Insurance 96,268 81,071 Rates, water & sewerage 66,463 61,236 Operating leases and equipment rentals 23,248 25,827 Repairs & maintenance 61,393 54,609 Printing, postage & stationery 18,999 20,838 Security & waste removal 33,900 35,049 Repairs & maintenance 224 - Other costs 27,599 27,173 Telephone costs 17,838 2,923 Total expenses 483,530 484,348 Other costs 84,162 86,463 Cash surplus membership services 2,248,420 2,144,771 Depreciation (92,075) (110,088) Total expenses 1,122,747 999,634 Net surplus membership services 2,156,345 2,034,683 Cash deficiency finance & administration (993,855) (824,282) Course Expenses Depreciation (17,431) (16,567) Expenses Interest paid (69,044) (84,316) Wages & on costs 871,038 760,948 Net deficiency finance & administration (1,080,330) (925,165) Other employment costs 33,833 40,475 Course improvements 24,433 16,818 Fertilisers/chemicals/plants & trees 149,075 95,315 Fuel & gas 37,493 35,337 Operating leases and equipment rentals 78,157 123,948 Repairs & maintenance 175,852 151,123 Waste removal - 841 Other costs 33,739 32,451 Cash expenditure course 1,403,620 1,257,256 Depreciation 245,116 227,897 Interest Expenses 49,105 31,624 Net costs course 1,697,841 1,516,777 46 47 List of Members

Men as of 30 September 2017

Honorary Life 1962 Mr John Hamlyn Full Member 2016 Mr Majid Chekroun 2008 Mr David Flint 1991 Mr Paul Jackson 1957 Sir Keith Cockburn OBE 1984 Mr Robert Helm 2005 Mr Phillip Abood 2002 Dr Jeffrey Chick 2007 Mr Peter Francis 2016 Mr Cameron James 1972 Mr Bruce Richter 1975 Mr Rob Hollingworth 1993 Mr John Akhurst 1975 Mr Drew Clarke 2012 Mr Charlie Fraser 2017 Mr Ray Jamieson 1971 Mr Graham Holmes 2016 Mr Mark Algie 1984 Dr William Cockburn 1990 Mr Philip Fraser 1987 Mr Mark Johnson Honorary 1962 Mr Kenneth Horn 2014 Mr Mark Allen 2005 Dr Jan Coetzee 2003 Mr Richard Garnham 1986 Mr Bruce Johnston 1979 Prof Russell W Strong 1979 Mr John Horton 2013 Mr Dennis Allgood 1986 Mr Bruce Collins 1987 Mr Michael Garrett 1979 Mr Evan Jones AC CMG 1961 Mr Bruce Hunter 1991 Mr Clark Anderson 2015 Mr Peter Collins 2001 Mr Peter Gay 1998 Mr John Kalaja 1979 Mr Donald Jefferies 2004 Mr Nicholas Apostolidis 1987 Mr Conrad Comino 1991 Mr Cameron Gibson 2006 Mr Hiroyuki Kano Honorary Retired 1977 Mr Des Jones 2013 Mr Andrew Ash 2010 Mr Luke Comino 2013 Mr Peter Giesemann 1998 Mr Peter Karagrigoriou 1987 Mr Neal Robinson 1982 Mr Joe Kavanagh 1970 Mr Peter Ash 1991 Mr Scott Connell 2014 Mr Todd Goodwin 1982 Dr John Kastrissios 1982 Mr Xavier Kelly 2004 Mr Graydon Atthow 1985 Mr Nick Conomo 2015 Mr Mark Gray 2000 Mr Robert Keers Senior 1977 Mr Ian Macfarlane 2003 Mr Paul Bardwell 1988 Mr Lloyd Cotterill 2005 Dr Bruce Green 1989 Mr John Kelly 1958 Mr Greg Adam 1984 Mr Barry Maguire 1991 Mr Kerry Baveas 1988 Mr Richard Cox 2007 Mr Martin Green 1992 Mr Michael Kelso 1984 Mr Chris Adams 1979 Mr Greg Marshall 2005 Mr Michael Bell 1977 Mr John Crittall 2006 Mr Joseph Greer 2016 Mr Bede King 1979 Mr Jack Andersen 1978 Mr Greg McClure 2013 Mr Graeme Bell 1995 Mr Robert Croft 2014 Mr Alan Grieve 2014 Mr Brett Kinninmont 1985 Mr Peter Angus 1966 Mr Bob McKeon 2016 Mr Stephen Bennie 2017 Mr Stephen Croft 2016 Mr Craig Grundy 2006 Mr Steven Kluss 1987 Mr Alan Beddoe 1971 Mr Brian McPherson 2014 Mr Darren Birt 2005 Mr John Crommelin 2012 Mr Andrew Hackwood 1988 Mr Nicholas Kolatsis 1966 Mr Adrian Bishop 1967 Mr Ross McTaggart 2004 Mr Shaun Blyth 2012 Mr Matthew Cross 2011 Mr James Hall 2014 Mr Geoff Kuehner 1984 Mr Gunther Braun 1979 Mr Garry Miller 2016 Mr Mark Bolte 2016 Mr Chris Cunnington 2009 Mr Neil Harvey 2005 Mr Raymond Lam 1976 Mr Ted Callaghan 1984 Mr Mike Murphy 2014 Mr Mark Borrill 41764 Mr Rick Davenport 2008 Mr Peter Hawthorne 2014 Mr Gary Lambert 1987 Mr Emmanuel 1960 Dr John Murray 1990 Mr Gregory Braun 1996 Mr Ian Davidson 2004 Mr Alastair Haydock 2003 Mr Peter Lansom Cassimatis 1962 Mr Peter Murray 2013 Mr Scott Bretherton 1978 Mr Stephen Deane 2012 Mr Yuji Hayashida 1985 Mr Peter Lee 1985 Mr Emmanuel Castrisos 1987 Mr Bruce Nicol 1998 Mr Gary Brock 2002 Dr Mark Deuble 1987 Mr Mark Haysom 2010 Dr Richard Lewandowski 1985 Mr George Castrisos 1978 Dr Peter O’Connor 1986 Mr Gary Brodie 2016 Mr Shymal Dhar 2001 Mr William Henderson 1999 Mr Phillip Lewis 1985 Mr Peter Castrisos 1977 Dr Geoff Pandy 2014 Mr Robert Brown 2005 Mr Patrick Dixon 2002 Mr Mick Higham 2006 Mr Glen Lindsay 1962 Mr Peter Coates 1987 Mr Douglas Parry 2017 Mr Paul Brown 2016 Mr Joseph Dowling 1984 Mr William Hill 2016 Mr Christopher Livesey 1976 Mr Greg Cooper 1973 Mr Lance Pennington 1985 Mr William Bruce 2015 Mr Gary Dutton 2017 Mr Peter Hodgkinson 2017 Mr Jodi Lobegeiger 1976 Mr Malcolm Cramb 1978 Mr Graham Perrin 2013 Mr Ian Burgess 2010 Mr Philip Egerton 1994 Mr Geoffrey Holding 1985 Mr Stephen Lonie 1978 Dr Garth Crichton 1984 Mr Ken Peters 1995 Mr Robert Cambridge 1993 Mr Lindsay Ellis 1994 Mr Michael Holmes 2003 Mr Philip Lonsdale 1962 Mr Don Deane 1986 Mr George Prineas 1988 Mr Terence Campbell 1979 Dr Derek Elphinstone 2014 Mr Kelly Hoole 2006 Mr Peter Lucas 1979 Mr Jim Dignan 1979 Mr George Psaltis 1986 Mr John Caris 1979 Mr Peter Evans 2016 Mr Douglas Hope 2013 Mr Douglas Lukin 1986 Mr Michael Dupree 1969 Mr John Rogers 2005 Mr John Carmody 2016 Mr Christopher Everett 2002 Mr Brian Hopley 2013 Mr Philip Lynem 1979 Mr Bob English 1978 Mr Peter Ruzzene 2017 Mr Stephen Carthy 2016 Mr Byron Factor 2009 Mr Allan Howe 1988 Mr Michael Machin 1986 Mr Keith M Evans KM 1984 Mr Frank Samios 1994 Dr Ross Cartmill 1992 Mr Neil Fallon 2003 Mr Stephen Hughes 2013 Mr Daniel Mahony 1978 Mr Keith B Evans 1978 Mr David Walters 1985 Dr Dean Castrisos 1992 Mr Lawrence Ferguson 2013 Mr Brett Humphreys 2006 Mr Neville Marshall 1979 Mr Jack Evans 1979 Mr Ron Woodhouse 2012 Dr Bruce Chadfield 2005 Mr Loz Ferguson 2017 Mr Reginald Hutchinson 2001 Mr Tony Martin 1987 Mr Philip Feros 1979 Mr Peter Wright 1991 Mr Geoff Champan 1992 Prof Douglas Fisher 1991 Mr Alexander Hutton 1993 Mr Peter Martin 1979 Mr Dennis Flanagan 1973 Mr Greg Wright 2011 Mr Luke Chapman 2015 Mr Paul Fitton 2016 Mr Shane Ingram 2010 Mr Page Maxson 1973 Dr John Golledge AM 2012 Mr Ken Chee 2015 Mr Andrew Fitton 2017 Mr Susumu Ishihara 2009 Mr Dennis May

48 49 2016 Mr Michael McCann 2013 Mr Richard Peacock 2017 Mr Robin Stagg 2017 Mr Peter Withey 2013 Mr Tony Brown 2008 Mr Allan Duke 2003 Mr Graeme McDonald 2016 Mr Karl Pepping 2002 Mr Ian Stanislao 2012 Mr Nicholas Woodley 2014 Mr Robert Bulley 2012 Mr Steve Dunn 2005 Mr John McDonald 2016 Mr Damian Percy 2003 Mr Marcus Steele 2016 Mr Owen Wright 1989 Mr Richard Burnett 1986 Mr Brian Dwyer 2005 Mr Mark McGarry 1984 Mr Steve Perrin 1998 Mr Michael Stephens 1982 Mr Glen Wruck 2016 Mr Darren Butler 1990 Mr Ken Dyer 2003 Mr Scott McGregor 2001 Mr Peter Peters 2014 Mr Ashley Stewart 2011 Mr Mark Yates-Round 2010 Mr Robert Campbell 2014 Mr Murray Eagle 2003 Mr David McGregor 2016 Mr Quinn Pfitzner 1998 Mr Mark Stockwell 2014 Mr Neil Campbell 1989 Mr John Eales 1991 Mr Graeme McIlwain 2004 Mr Alain Pillay 2016 Mr Robert Strutt Provisional 2006 Mr Mark Canavan 2012 Mr Andrew Edwards 2016 Mr Scott McKenzie 2004 Dr Shunmoogam Pillay 2012 Mr Scott Stuckey 2017 Mr James Barnes 2008 Mr Alan Cann 2013 Mr Mark Edwards 1997 Dr Peter McMeniman 2005 Mr John Placanica 2017 Mr Ash Sturmer 2017 Mr Gary Macpherson 2009 Mr Aurelio Carbone 2005 Dr Christopher Elvin 1987 Mr Alistair McNee 2017 Mr Justin Poole 1994 Mr Raymond Suchting 2017 Mr Phillip Mounter 2014 Mr Keith Carl 2006 Mr Allan English 1995 Mr Donald McNee 2002 Mr Martin Porter 2015 Mr Simon Sumiya 2017 Mr Allan Raper 2009 Mr Paul Carr 2007 Mr Eugene Estella 2005 Dr Paul McQuillan 2007 Mr Michael Prain 2014 Mr Robert Swan 2009 Mr Matthew Tuton 2012 Mr David Carson 2003 Mr Bruce Evans 2011 Mr Anthony Messina 2006 Mr Ben Price 2013 Mr Patrick Taaffe 2017 Mr David Whelan 2014 Mr Clive Carter 2013 Mr Mark Everingham 1992 Mr Gene Miles 1987 Mr David Prince 1982 Mr Robert Tathem 2012 Mr Paul Cartmill 2006 Mr Theodore Feros 1992 Mr Jeffrey Milgate 1996 Mr James Prineas 1980 Mr Alan Tathem Seven-Day Clergy 2008 Mr Michael Cassidy 1984 Mr Steven Flanagan 2016 Mr Craig Mills 1996 Mr Robert Prineas 1988 Mr Paul Tathem 2005 Reverend Andrew 1985 Dr Tony Cassimatis 2006 Mr Chris Flynn 2003 Dr Minas Mina 2017 Mr Alun Probert 1988 Mr Bradley Tatnell Peters 2017 Mr Fred Chang 2016 Mr Kelsey Flynn 2016 Mr Gregory Mitchell 2017 Mr Jeffrey Prow 1987 Mr Paul Taylor 2014 Mr Francis Chaw 2007 Mr Vincent Fong 2017 Mr Mike Mitchell 1997 Mr John Puttick 2012 Mr Graham Thams Six-Day Clergy 2012 Mr Brandon Clarke 2011 Mr Charles Forrest 1985 Mr Geoffrey Moore 2017 Mr Jeremy Pyers 2008 Mr Adrian Tiller 2001 Pastor Brian Andrew 2014 Mr Cameron Cockerill 2005 Mr Sean Frampton 1987 Mr Peter Moran 2016 Mr Soorian Raman 2012 Mr Michael Tilse 1995 Mr Peter Conomos 1961 Dr Colin Gallagher 2012 Mr Peter Morgan 2017 Mr Arun Raniga 2000 Dr Donald Todman Six Day 1998 Mr John Conroy 1995 Mr Tom Garde 2004 Mr Takashi Mori 2007 Mr Larry Raymond 1990 Mr Donald Townson 1997 Dr Peter Agnew 2014 Mr Fergal Convery 2009 Mr Nick Gaskell 2004 Mr Gregory Moroney 1998 Dr Phelim Reilly 2006 Mr Stephen Trainor 2013 Mr Robert Aitken 2014 Mr Patrick Cook 2005 Dr Helmut Geiblinger 2015 Mr Gareth Morrah 1989 Mr Mario Rey-Conde 2012 Dr Paul Trembath 2016 Mr Timothy Albers 2004 Dr Anthony Coorey 2014 Mr Cameron George 2016 Mr Darren Morris 1986 Mr Dennis Rhind 1990 Mr Samuel Trimble MBE 2003 Dr Cameron Allan 2005 Mr Ed Costello 2013 Mr Nick Gianniotis 1993 Mr James Mouzouris 2013 Mr Scott Richardson 1981 Mr Glenn Trimble 2005 Prof James Allen 2010 Mr Michael Cowell 2006 Mr Terry Gibson 2014 Mr Glen Mullins 2015 Mr Brian Richardson 1979 Mr Andrew Trowse 2014 Mr Kenneth Andersen 2014 Mr Mervyn Cowie 2010 Mr Bryan Gibson 2010 Mr Andrew Mullis 2003 Mr Martin Riley 2013 Mr Geoffrey Tucker 2003 Mr Barry Ashton 2005 Mr Ian Crebbin 2013 Mr Timothy Gleaves 2014 Mr Bruce Myers 2015 Mr Bruce Risby 2001 Dr Kevin Vandeleur 1974 Mr Bernard Auer 1990 Mr Peter Cridland Jnr 2010 Mr William Gleeson 2011 Mr Anthony Mylne 1996 Mr Wayne Roberts 1988 Mr Denis Vedelago 1997 Mr Warren Austin 2014 Mr Ken Cross 2015 Mr Rod Glore 2000 Dr Leslie Nathanson 2013 Mr Michael Roberts 2000 Mr Geoffrey Voller 2003 Mr Clint Auty 2012 Mr Jim Crosthwaite 2003 Mr Ross Goddard 2017 Mr Colin Nelson 2016 Mr Wayne Robins 2004 Mr Anthony Walduck 2012 Mr Mark Bannister 2014 Mr Geoffrey Crozier 1996 Mr John Godwin 2014 Mr Geoffrey Nette 1979 Mr Bruce Robinson 1985 Mr Peter Walker 2014 Mr Simon Barnard 2007 Mr Mark Cruse 2016 Mr Ross Gordon 2014 Mr Paul Newman 2007 Mr Gerard Ryan 2006 Mr Ray Walter 1999 Mr Tony Barnet 2014 Mr Bradley Davie 1991 Mr Andrew Govenlock 2010 Mr Nicholas Nicolaou 1986 Mr Nicholas Samios 2016 Mr Steve Ward 2014 Mr Allan Bell 2014 Mr Phi Davies 1995 Mr Ray Green 1999 Mr Paul O’Callaghan 2012 Mr Simon Scott 2015 Mr Michael Watter 2014 Prof Simon Biggs 2012 Mr Simon Davis 2017 Mr Davin Grikis 1989 Mr Edward O’Connor 1992 Mr Peter Sexton 2017 Mr Christopher Webster 2016 Mr Ken Bird 2013 Mr Simon Dawson 1996 Mr John Hackett 2009 Mr Gerry 2015 Mr Brad Shaw 2008 Mr Digby Whetton 2006 Mr Rob Bischof 2008 Mr Roger de Leon 2008 Mr Bob Hall O’Shaughnessy 2014 Mr Adam Shayler 1986 Mr Peter White 2006 Mr James Blacket 2012 Mr Sriyan De Silva 2008 Mr Peter Halpin 2008 Dr Benjamin Ong 2013 Mr Terence Sheahan 1978 Mr Rodney Whitehead 2008 Mr Matthew Bode 1996 Mr Richard Debnam 1988 Mr Andrew Hamilton 2016 Mr Benjamin Orton 1998 Mr William Siganto 2005 Mr Desmond Whybird 1994 Mr John Bonifant 2013 Mr James Delmenico 2012 Mr Ian Hamilton 1984 Mr Warwick Oxenford 2017 Mr Mehan Siriwardhane 2003 Mr Colin Wicks 2002 Mr Michael Brandon 1998 Mr Bill Deutrom OAM 2006 Mr Peter Hanmer 1989 Mr Peter Pantges 2016 Mr Gary Skeen 1980 Mr Philip Wikman 2011 Mr Wayne Brandon 1990 Mr Peter Dingle 2017 Mr Mano Haran 2006 Mr David Papadimos 1985 Mr Andrew Slack 2013 Mr David Wilkie 2016 Mr Peter Briggs 2001 Dr John Dooley 2014 Mr Paul Harnett 2012 Mr Tony Park 2016 Mr Kenneth Smith 2016 Mr James Wilkins 2002 Dr Michael Briner 2012 Mr Quentin Doyle 2014 Mr Robert Harris 1984 Mr Bruce Parkinson 1989 Mr Neil Smith 2007 Mr John William 2005 Mr Rob Bristed 2017 Mr Michael Drayton 2008 Mr Richard Harrison 2004 Mr Brian Parmenter 1998 Mr David Solomon AM 1967 Mr Forde Williams 2016 Mr David Brogan 2016 Mr Lachlan Dreaver 2008 Dr Les Harvey 2016 Mr Trevor Pask 2005 Mr Terry Solomon 2011 Mr Nicolas Wilson 2012 Mr David Brown 2008 Mr Jeff Duce 2003 Mr Robert Harward

50 51 2007 Mr Henry Hawes 2014 Mr Michael Marsh 2005 Mr Victor Pisanos 2004 Mr Robert Herrington 2011 Mr Ian Marshall 2007 Mr Sam Platsis 2008 Mr Alex Heska 2013 Mr Darren Marshall 2015 Mr Christopher 2013 Mr Kevin Hicks 2016 Mr Allan Mason Ploughman 2012 Mr Michael Hill 1998 Mr Ian Mathers 2017 Mr Shannon Porter 2016 Mr Fred Hill 1995 Mr Wulf Mationschek 2004 Mr Tom Potter 2008 Mr John Hillier 2008 Mr David McDonald 2007 Mr Spiro Poulimas 1998 Mr Ralph Hockings 1996 Mr Mick McDonald 2017 Mr Raj Prabhu 2005 Mr Jim Hogan 2016 Mr Tony McDonald 2012 Mr David Pradella 2013 Mr Gary Hogan 2017 Mr Ivan McDonald 1986 Mr John Prentice 2016 Mr Rob Hogan 2005 Mr Peter McDonnell 2000 Dr John Preston 1985 Dr Craig Stevenson 2005 Mr Christopher Cadwallander 2003 Mr Nicholas Holman 2012 Mr Jason McDonnell 2014 Mr William Prior 1995 Mr Paul Straka Wlodarczyk 2016 Mr Peter Cameron 2007 Mr Jerry Hsu 2014 Mr Eddie McGrory 2012 Mr Ken Prosser 2014 Mr John Stubbs 2001 Mr Paul Wray 2011 Mr Nick Campbell 2014 Mr Robert Hudson 2014 Mr Kenneth McGuire 1995 Mr Bill Proud 2012 Mr Nicholas Stump 1988 Mr Bruce Wyse 2016 Mr Kurt Carlson 2016 Mr Richard Humphreys 2006 Mr John McIvor 2008 Mr Anton Radovanovic 2016 Mr Charles Sullivan 2017 Mr Peter Zahnleiter 2016 Mr Daniel Carrall 1999 Mr Kenji Ito 2007 Mr Tom McPike 2017 Mr David Raper 2014 Mr Peter Summerlin 1987 Mr Andrew Zillman 2016 Mr Patrick Carroll 1987 Mr Mark Inglis 2009 Mr John McReynolds 1993 Dr Colin Rendell 1992 Mr Thomas Symons 1966 Mr Robert Nicholson 2016 Mr Conrad Cassaniti 2012 Mr Mark Jackson 2013 Mr Mark Mellick 1986 Mr David Roberts 2003 Mr Ed Szalajda 2016 Mr Chris Charalambous 2002 Mr Craig James 1989 Mr Greg Mellifont 2010 Mr Dennis Roel 2011 Mr Paul Tapper Transition 2016 Mr Harry Charalambous 2008 Mr Darrell Jardine 2001 Mr Paul Mersiades 2006 Mr Wolfgang Roffmann 2007 Mr Scott Taylor 2017 Mr Sam Abernethy 2016 Mr Zachary Chekroun 2004 Mr David Jay 2014 Mr Kieran Miles 1995 Mr Bruce Rogers 2014 Mr Noel Taylor 2016 Mr Patrick Ahern 2017 Mr Jacob Clarke 2014 Mr Philip Jefferson 2005 Mr Maurie Miller 2006 Mr Gordon Roseler 2013 Dr Paul Teng 2013 Mr Matthew Allen 2016 Mr Justin Clarke 1995 Dr John Jell 2014 Mr Damien Mitchelmore 1989 Mr Mark Ross 2012 Mr Feng Teo 2016 Mr Kurt Allison 2013 Mr Peter Clarke 1999 Mr Ken Johnson 2014 Mr Andrew Morland 2005 Dr Bob Russell 2015 Mr Kobus Terblanche 2016 Mr Thomas Appleton 2006 Mr Lewis Clelland 1998 Mr Garry Jones 1996 Mr Paul Murray 2017 Mr Ryan Russell 2014 Mr John Thelander 2016 Mr Joel Archbald 2014 Mr Michael Close 1990 Mr Gavin Kelly 2017 Mr Vinod Muthanna 2013 Mr Paul Ryan 2015 Mr Peter Tighe 2015 Mr Lachlan Armstrong 2016 Mr James Cobley 2016 Mr Samuel Kelly 2011 Mr Ian Nash 2016 Mr Gary Salkowski 2012 Mr Carlo Tonini 2016 Mr Matthew Ashenden 2015 Mr Lachlan Cook 1975 Mr Doug Kelly 1993 Mr Geoffrey Neilsen 2005 Mr Barry Salzman 2014 Mr Ed Trendall 2017 Mr Anthony Auden 2016 Mr Stephen Cox 2006 Mr Raymond Koenig 2002 Mr Stephen Nichols 2013 Mr Chris Savage 2017 Mr Mark Trotter 2016 Mr Mitchell Ayre 2015 Mr Matt Craven 2008 Mr Mark Lambert 1988 Mr Jim Noble 2016 Mr Paul Schofield 2001 Mr Gregory Turner 2015 Mr Dan Barbeler 2017 Mr Joseph Crunkhorn 2014 Mr Peter Lambert 1988 Dr Greg Nutting 2017 Mr Andrew Seeto 2007 Mr Ian Turner 2017 Mr Dylan Barraclough 2016 Mr Charlie Dann 2012 Mr Ross Landsberg 2015 Mr Brendan O’Sullivan 2014 Mr Robert Sendall 2014 Mr Andrew Tynan 2015 Mr Ashley Barrett 2017 Mr Lachlan Davis 1990 Mr Simon Lang 2014 Mr David Oakley 1987 Dr Bryan Shea 1995 Mr Philip Vanderzeil 2015 Mr Darren Beckman 2015 Mr Philippe De Fontenelle 2012 Mr Thomas Langford- 2003 Mr John Paffey 2006 Mr Julius Sheftz 1996 Mr Warren Vause 2015 Mr Ryan Bastinac 2012 Mr Michael Deane Ely 1982 Mr Justin Parer 1993 Mr David Sherington 2005 Mr Warwick Vere 2012 Mr Claye Beams 2012 Mr Thomas Deane 2002 Mr David Lappan 2013 Mr Stephen Parrott 2008 Mr Mark Shaw 2008 Mr Ron Ward 2016 Mr Adam Bennett 2014 Mr Erwan Desbrueres 2006 Mr Earl Larmar 2013 Mr Stewart Parrott 2017 Mr Umesh Shetty 1994 Mr Barry Warden 2016 Mr Steven Bercene 2015 Mr Simon Dougan-Jones 2017 Mr Gary Lavender 2005 Mr Randall Parry 1985 Dr Tony Shields 2005 Mr David Warner 2017 Mr Jarrod Berry 2012 Mr Tom Druitt 2006 Mr Fred Lewington 1997 Mr Bill Parsons 2009 Mr Charles Singer 2014 Mr Alan Warren 2014 Mr Luke Blacket 2016 Mr Nathan Dux 1987 Mr John Lewis 2007 Mr Graham Paul 1994 Mr Bill Smith 1988 Mr David Waters 2012 Mr Rohan Bewick 2012 Mr Timothy Evans 2012 Mr Swe Guan Lim 2009 Mr David Pearce 2011 Mr Kevin Smith 2017 Mr Gregory Watson 2017 Mr Nicholas Blacket 2007 Mr Sean Finnimore 2008 Mr David Liu 2012 Mr Warren Penrose 2013 Mr Barry Solomon 2017 Mr Dean Webb 2013 Mr Matt Blucher 2014 Mr Jason Floros 1996 Mr Stephen Long 1998 Mr Benjamin Perkins 2007 Mr George Sourrys 1985 Mr Bruce Webster 2015 Mr Matthew Brandon 2015 Mr Matthew Floros 1991 Mr Adam Louie 2005 Mr Barry Perrin 2008 Mr Greg Spencer 2007 Mr Robert Whitford 2016 Mr Andrew Brandon 2012 Mr Lawry Flynn 2001 Mr Ed Lucas 2005 Mr Anthony Phillips 2014 Mr John Spooner 2002 Mr Malcolm Wicks 2017 Mr Adam Brown 2017 Mr Nicholas Frisby 2012 Mr Ray Lucas 2014 Mr Daniel Phillips 1992 Mr Darryl Standfield 1992 Mr Graeme Wikman 2006 Mr Hugh Brereton 2014 Mr Samuel Gardel 2013 Mr Mark Lyons 2012 Mr Doug Phillips 2015 Mr Matthew Standing 2001 Mr Rob Williams 2017 Mr Alastair Brook 2016 Mr Nathan Gemmell 1998 Mr Neville Malouf 2012 Mr Marco Pires 2004 Mr Jack Steggall 2014 Mr Michael Williamson 2016 Mr Alexander Cadigan 2015 Mr Luke Goody 2014 Dr Michael Mar Fan 2005 Mr James Pisanos 2016 Mr Brian Sterner 1984 Mr Bob Wilson 2015 Mr Thomas 2014 Mr Kurt Grainger

52 53 1997 Mr Adam Gray 2017 Mr Lachlan Maranta 2017 Mr Jonathan Scott 2016 Master Monty Bode Parmenter 2000 Mr Marshall Betzel 2017 Mr James Gruddy 2013 Mr Jack Martin 2013 Mr Dean Scott 2016 Master Will Bode 2016 Master Ryan Percy 2014 Mr Cameron Boyce 2013 Mr Samuel Hale 2017 Mr Hugh McCluggage 2012 Mr Alastar See 2017 Master Saksham Bohra 2017 Master Lachlan Perrin 2013 Mr Jack Bruce 2016 Mr Zach Halpin 2016 Mr Andrew McCullough 2016 Mr Samuel Seow 2016 Master Henry Carlsen 2017 Master Harry Phillips 2007 Mr Timothy Buckett 2017 Mr Kieron Hamrey 2006 Mr Cameron McDonald 2016 Mr Wayne Shaw 2012 Master Lachlan 2016 Master Lucas 2008 Mr Simon Christensen 2017 Mr Jacob Hannan 2016 Mr Ronan McDonald 2016 Mr Nathan Shaw Chapman Raaymakers 2013 Mr James Connor 2016 Mr Bradley Hansen 2015 Mr Daniel McDonald 2017 Mr Shitoku Shibata 2015 Master Kaito Chiu 2017 Master James Sammut 1987 Mr Jon Cornish 2013 Mr Alex Harris 2017 Mr Richard McGilvray 2014 Mr Jarrod Sierocki 2016 Master Thomas Clifton 2017 Master Tallon Shill 1995 Mr Tony Coutts 2016 Mr Adam Harvey 2017 Mr Lachlan McKay 2016 Mr Julian Silvester 2016 Master Louis Dobbelaar 2016 Master Jovan Sierocki 2011 Mr Andrew Davis 2013 Mr Tom Healy 2016 Mr Samuel McKindley 2014 Mr Levi Smouha 2017 Master Mackenzie 2016 Master Samuel Slater 1991 Mr Peter Dee 2017 Mr Matthew Hills 2015 Mr Jordan McLennan 2016 Mr Ilija Soldan Douglas 2017 Master Thomas Steele 2004 Mr Alan Dick 2011 Mr Ash Holmes 2016 Mr Wesley McPherson 2015 Mr Matthew Spencer 2017 Master Oliver Egerton 2017 Master Benjamin Stieler 2004 Mr Dave Elsdon 2017 Mr Brock Hooper 2016 Mr Cameron Meggitt 2014 Mr Jacob Suchting 2017 Master Curtis Elderling 2016 Master Oliver Stubbs 1981 Mr Peter Finnimore 2016 Mr James Howden 2008 Mr Nick Mellifont 2013 Mr Sharn Swain 2017 Master Campbell 2017 Master Marcus Swan 1992 Mr Euan Fisher 2016 Mr Rhys Howden 2016 Mr Nicholas Mitchell 2008 Mr Richard Swann Farrelly 2013 Master Samuel Trimble 1990 Mr Stephen Fleming 2016 Mr Sam Howse 2016 Mr Thomas Morland 2016 Mr Drew Tebbutt 2013 Master Charles Fraser 2016 Master Matthew Van 2011 Mr Charles Forrest 2017 Mr James Howson 2012 Mr Ty Morris 2016 Mr Anton Tormod 2017 Master Camden Gale Eden 1990 Mr Rodney Frawley 2017 Mr Kai-Jen Hsieh 2017 Mr Matthew Mott 1997 Mr Timothy Tregenza 2016 Master William Green 2012 Master Alexander 2011 Mr Robert Gardner 2014 Mr Fergus Humble 2014 Mr Shane Murrihy 2014 Mr William Trendall 2017 Master Jasper Grikis Walduck 1991 Dr Richard Gilroy 2017 Mr Karmichael Hunt 2001 Mr Loucas Mylonas 2014 Mr Thomas Trowse 2016 Master Jordan 2016 Master Brendan Wicks 1990 Mr John Good 1999 Mr Douglas Hutton 2013 Mr Joel Negline 2015 Mr Nicholas Vallance Hampson 2016 Master Nathan Wicks 1995 Mr Raymond Green 2014 Mr Jack Innes-Walker 2015 Dr Joshua Nelson 2016 Mr Samuel Varendorff 2017 Master Matthew Hogan 2016 Master Fletcher Wolf 2014 Mr Alejandro Hidalgo 2016 Mr Chris Jack 2012 Mr Mark Nelson 2017 Mr Mitchell Wallin 2015 Master Jordan Holmes 2016 Master Jensen Wolf 1999 Mr Kinzo Hisada 2016 Mr Russell Jacobs 2016 Mr Aaron Nuttall 2016 Mr Matthew Walter 2017 Master Owen Huang 2016 Master James Young 1969 Dr Ross Hunter 2017 Mr Philip Jaques 2015 Mr Corey Oates 2016 Mr Nicholas Ward 2015 Master Bailey Ittensohn 2008 Mr Edwin Jan 2013 Mr Christopher Jardim 2013 Mr Rory O’Malley 2017 Mr Andrew Watson 2017 Master Dylan Jones Corporate 1997 Mr Patrick Kelly 2016 Mr Reagan Jones 2014 Mr Murray Osborne 2017 Mr Michael Watson 2015 Master Campbell Kerr 2017 Mr Chris Canavan 2009 Mr Nobuhiro Kubota 2017 Mr Bradley Jordan 2017 Mr David Pacey 2016 Mr Liam Weate 2013 Master Jack Kimmins 2017 Mr Frank Cartella 2014 Mr Ben Laughlin 2015 Mr Joshua Kaurila 1996 Mr Strati Pantges 2017 Mr Kerrard Webster 2016 Master Miller Kuehner 2016 Mr Peter Coss 2002 Mr Christopher Leo 2013 Mr Oscar Kawamata 2008 Mr Bryce Parker 2015 Mr Benjamin Weeks 2016 Master Oliver Kuehner 2013 Mr Brad Jones 2013 Mr James Lewandowski 2015 Mr Brett Kerr 2014 Mr Rhett Parker 2015 Mr Samuel Welsh 2015 Master Ryan Lam 2017 Mr Masao Koyama 2003 Mr Christopher McCarthy 2011 Mr Luke Kjeldal 2016 Mr Mitchell Peak 2016 Mr Edward Whitehouse 2016 Master Oliver Lott 2016 Mr Austral Precast 1993 Mr Timothy McDonnell 2015 Mr Corey Lancaster 2016 Mr Scott Perkins 2009 Mr Daniel Wikman 2016 Master Oskar Lott 2017 Mr Sosuke Sugufa 2013 Mr Paul Megram 2014 Mr Thomas Lanskey 2015 Mr Sam Phillips 2014 Mr Tim Wikman 2007 Master Tomas Lott 2015 Mr Simon Milenko 2014 Mr Ryan Lester 2012 Mr Kristian Poole 2009 Mr Brendan Wikman 2015 Master Tom Lucht Ambassador 2007 Mr Ross Miller 2014 Mr Joseph Lanskey 2015 Mr Thomas Porter 2016 Mr Richard Willert 2016 Master Sean Machin 2012 Mr Ryan Harris 2000 Mr Michael Moran 2016 Mr Jordan Lett 2015 Mr James Poulimas 2017 Mr Kieran Williamson 2016 Master Jack McDuff 2016 Mr Ian Healy 1999 Mr Peter O’Brien 2007 Mr Alex Li 2000 Mr Cameron Powell 2016 Mr Edward Wong 2014 Master Charlie McGrory 2015 Mr Usman Khawaja 2016 Mr Michael Orfanellis 2016 Mr Brett Lovett 2017 Mr Simon Pulley 2013 Mr Thomas Woodley 2016 Master Patrick McGrory 2013 Mr Darren Lehmann 2000 Mr Stephen Pitt 2014 Mr Daniel Lowe 2017 Mr Cooper Radford 2016 Mr Shae Wools-Cobb 2016 Master Alexander 2016 Mr Justin Leppitsch 1997 Mr Lindsay Pyne 2013 Mr Grant Lukin 2017 Mr Dominic Rakei 2016 Mr Christian Yates-Round McKenzie 2013 Mr Patrick Rafter 2012 Mr David Raman 2010 Mr Timothy Lukin 2015 Mr Gaurav Ramayya 2014 Mr Dayne Zorko 2014 Master Hayden Millen 2012 Mr Daniel Rich 2001 Mr Edgar Ramani 2014 Mr Carson Ly 2013 Mr Arthur Raptis 2015 Master Leon Nette 2013 Mr Matthew Winkley 2004 Mr David Ramsay 2015 Mr Chris Lynn 2016 Mr Andrew Ready Junior 2016 Master Jacob Ong 1999 Mr Roger Rankine 2012 Mr Michael Lyons 2017 Mr Malcolm Reiher 2013 Master Atticus Armstrong 2016 Master Samuel Ong Remote 2009 Mr Adrian Reck 2016 Mr Craig Madigan 2016 Mr Matt Renshaw 2012 Master Kalen Atthow 2016 Master Harvey Palmer 2012 Mr John Alderson 2003 Mr Russell 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