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Companion Card Affiliates List Companion Card Business Affiliates List Companion Card Affiliates List Updated March 2016 Page 1 of 22 Companion Card Business Affiliates List Business Name Address Suburb P/C Service Description A Maze'N Things 1805 Phillip Island Road Cowes 3922 Tourist Attraction - Theme Park A.R.H.S Railway Museum Champion Road Williamstown 3016 Victorian Railways Railway Museum Abbotsford Convent Foundation 1 St Heliers Street Abbotsford 3067 Arts, culture, educational, tourism precinct ABD Stadium Harding Street Coburg 3058 Access Audits Australia 92 Old Eltham Road Lower Plenty 3093 Disability access training & advice Ace Karts 20 Carrington Drive Albion 3020 Public hire go-kart centre Adelaide College of the Arts 39 Light Square Adelaide 5000 Student productions during performing arts course Adventure Park 1249 Bellarine Highway Wallington 3221 Amusement Park Australian International Airshow Avalon 3212 Aerospace Australia Ltd Avalon Airport Australia, Lara 3212 The Australian International Airshow is an international aerospace Building 53 Beach Road. exhibition. AFL Hall of Fame and Sensation Level 2/292 Swanston Street Melbourne 3001 AFL Victoria (VFL) Visy Park, Gate 3 Royal Pde Carlton North 3002 AFL Victoria, amongst other programs. Alberton Football League Inc PO Box 316 Inverloch 3996 Australian Rules Football (Senior & Junior) Victoria Alexandra Cinema Cnr Grant & Perkins Streets Alexandra 3714 Country cinema, operates every 2nd Saturday, with extra shows during holiday periods. ALH Group 16-20 Clamemons Street South Yarra 3141 Hospitality & Entertainment in Victoria Alphington Community Centre 2 Kelvin Road Alphington 3078 We provide a range of support and recreation serv ices and information for the local community. Alpine Shire Council Great Alpine Road Bright 3741 Local Government Alpine Valley Tours PO Box 96 Bright 3741 Altona Green Neighbourhood House 230A Victoria Street Altona Meadows 3028 Altona RSL Sub Branch Inc 31 Sargood Street Altona 3018 Returned services club - limited entertainment Victoria only Altona Sports Club Inc 1 Altona Road Altona 3018 Licensed club,shows/outdoor bowls/indoor bowls/dancing Andersons Mill Festival 4 Calloway Close Miners Rest 3352 Jazz and food festival Apollo Bay Community Pool 6 Murray Street Colac 3250 Community Swimming Pool (Vic) Aquamoves Greater Shepparton City Council Shepparton 3630 Recreational Facility & Gymnasium Ararat YMCA High Street Ararat 3377 Recreation - with pool, spa, sauna, gym, aerobics, basketball & squash Arts Access 222 Bank Street Sth Melbourne 3006 Membership based organisation facilitating access to the arts for people who are disadvantaged or disabled Arts Space Wodonga, City of Wodonga Cnr Lawrence & Hovell Streets Wodonga 3689 Visual art exhibitions, music performances, theatre, forums, recitals, present ations, workshops, etc all arts & culture related activities. Ascot Vale Sports and Fitness Centre Cnr Langs & Epsom Roads Ascot Vale 3032 Hydro 25m indoor pool - steps into 25m pool, lift for hydro, gym, aerobic classes & aqua aerobics, squash, holiday program, creche, playskool. Ashcombe Maze & Water Gardens 15 Shoreham Road Shoreham 3916 Australia's oldest and largest hedge maze - Victoria. Attwood House Community Centre 202 Erinbank Crescent Attwood 3049 A community house that offers the following - occasional care, yoga, craft classes, cooking classes calligraphy and jewellery making. Page 2 of 22 Companion Card Business Affiliates List Business Name Address Suburb P/C Service Description Aurora Masonic Lodge 96 Brooke Street Inglewood 3517 To advance the Brotherhood of Man. To extend charity and benevolence. We participate in the 'Loddon Discovery Tours' Shire of Loddon Australian Pitch & Putt Waverley Golf Course Cnr Wellington & Garnett Roads Mulgrave 3170 Par 3 Pitch & Putt golf course. Victoria Australian Aircraft Restoration Group Moorabbin Airport Cnr First St & Cheltenham 3192 Aviation Museum depicting the development of Australian Civil & Military Second Avenue aviation with over 30 hist orically significant aircraft on site Australian Art Orchestra 18/5 Blackwood Street North Melbourne 3051 An orchestra comprising 20 members - Across Australia - that perform music & music theatre works with a focus on improvised music. Australian Football League GPO Box 1449N Melbourne 3001 Football Australian Grand Prix Corporation Level 5, 616 St Kilda Road South Melbourne 3004 Australian Formula One Grand Prix - Albert Park, Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix - Phillip Island Australian International Motor Show 7/464 St Kilda Road Melbourne 3004 The MIMS features Australia's passenger car manufacturer's & importers & distributors (Formerly Melb) showing the l atest in vehicle design & technology, futuristic prototypes, concept vehicles Australian Knifemakers Guild 1820 Geelong Road Mount Helen 3350 Aim to promote, preserve anddevelop craft of knife making - Australian Knife Show (Melbourne) VIC Australian String Quartet Hartley Building University Of Adelaide 5005 Concerts Adelaide, Lvl 1 Kintore Avenue Avalon International Raceway 210 Old Melbourne Road Lara 3212 Avalon Raceway presents speedway entertainment from Nov till April Avalon A/Port Oval Watton Street Werribee 3030 Avoca Shire Turf Club Racecourse Road Avoca 3467 We conduct three race meetings each year,. Victoria only. Awakenings Festival/Wimmera Uniting PO Box 442 Horsham 3402 The awakenings festival is Australias only regional disability art festival BacchusCare Marsh Golf Club Ltd Links Road Bacchus Marsh 3340 Recreationwhich occurs - golf, annually licensed in Horsham club activities Victoria Bacchus Marsh Leisure Centre 5-15 Labilliere Street Bacchus Marsh 3340 Stadium Bacchus Marsh Swimming Pool Grant Street Bacchus Marsh 3340 Seasonal Aquatic Bairnsdale Cinema Centre 112 Macleod Street Bairnsdale 3875 Cinema - screens latest blockbuster & fine films. Ballan Swimming Pool Blackwood Road Ballan 3342 Seasonal Aquatic Ballarat Aviation Museum PO Box 1133 Wendouree Village 3355 A collection of memorabilia relating to use of Ballarat Aerodrome as an Ballarat Basketball Association Cnr Grevillea Rd & Dowling St. Wendouree 3355 BasketballRAAF training & netball establishment venues. Additionalfrom 1941 sports & aviation promotions generally. & events. Comprises Ballarat Fine Art Gallery 40 Lydiard St N Ballarat Central 3350 Public gallery exhibiting a permanent collection of artwork and temporary Ballarat Football Club Inc 89C Cuthberts Road Alfredton 3350 Sportstravelling club exhibitions incorporating and hostingsenior & related junior footballpublic programs teams & suchnetball as teams. Ballarat International Foto Biennale Inc 12 Lydiard Street North Ballarat 3350 BiennaleOnly play Festivalfootball/netbal of Photography l in Vic Ballarat Light Opera Co Inc 608 Peel Street North Ballarat 3350 We perform a senior and junior musical theatre production each year Ballarat Wildlife Park Cnr York & Fussell Streets Ballarat 3350 Interactive wildlife experience specialising in Australian animals. Vic Banyule City Council 44 Turnham Avenue Rosanna 3084 Local Government Victoria, leisure centres Basketball Australia P.O. Box 7141 Alexandra 2015 Bendigo Spirit, Bulleen Bombers, Dandenong Rangers and Melbourne Tigers. Bass Coast Adult Education Centre Inc 239 White Road Wonthaggi 3995 Adult and Community Education - Literacy & numeracy, computing, Bass Coast Shire Council 76 McBride Avenue Wonthaggi 3995 Local government authority Bass Valley Community Group Inc Bass School Road Bass 3991 Home & community care - planned activity group, occasional childcare Bats Theatre Company PO Box 58 LPO Narre Warren 3805 Four productions a year open to anyone to be involved. Page 3 of 22 Companion Card Business Affiliates List Business Name Address Suburb P/C Service Description Baw Baw Shire Council Civic Place Warragul 3820 activities a range of arts, cultural, recreation, leisure & sporting activities Bayside City Council PO Box 27 Sandringham 3191 Providers of community infrastructure services and programs. Beach House Fitness Centre 7 Millgate Drrive Mornington 3931 Gym Beach House Fitness Centre - Fountain Westfield Shopping Town, U6 Narre Warren 3805 Gymnasium & fitness classes BeaumarisGate Theatre Inc 82Brechin Wells Drive Road Beaumaris 3193 Four-five stage productions each year - dramas, comedies, revues, etc. Beechworth Historic & Cultural Precinct 101 Ford Street Beechworth 3747 Beechworth Courthouse/Telegraph Station/Chines e Cultural Centre/Powder Magazine/Forestry Museum/Burk Museum. Beleura & House & Garden PO Box 1198 Mornington 3931 House museum & historic garden - available only by appointment - bus (owned by Beleura) collects vi sitors at Mornington Regional Gallery Belgravia Leisure 20 Longstaff Road Bayswater 3153 Belgrave Pool Best Street Belgrave 3160 Seasonal Aquatic Benalla Aquatic Centre 4 Mair Street Benalla 3672 indoor & outdoor recreation centre - health club & group fitness program. Benalla Bowls Club Inc 25 Arundel Street Benalla 3672 Licensed bowling club which holds regular entertainment Benalla Performing Arts & Convention 57 Samaria Road Benalla 3672 Performing Arts - Vic BenallaCentre Rural City Council Fawckner Drive Benalla 3672 Aged & disability, family & children, health services, waste & art gallery. Bendigo & District Fire Brigades 11 Sunset Boulevard Spring Gully 3550 Victoria. Easter Childrens Carnival in Rosiland Park BendigoChampionship Agricultural Comm Show Society 42-72 Holmes Road Bendigo 3550 Annual Agricultural show in October. Bendigo Aquatic Centre Barnard
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