Tickets are now available to celebrate at the RAEME All Ranks 83nd Corps Birthday Luncheon.
This event celebrates our Corps Birthday and closes out the year in magnificent style at our traditional venue, the Port Office Hotel.
I encourage you to make up a table and enjoy a great afternoon of fine food and friends.
Details are as follows:
- Venue: Port Office Dining Room, Brisbane CBD (Port Office Hotel) the Corner of Edward and Margaret Street.
- Timings: Sunday 30 Novemebr 2025 - 1130 hrs for 1230 hrs pre luncheon gathering. Finishing approx 1700 hrs
- Cost: Discounted financial RAQ member or serving soldier $55.00 per person. Also applies for up to one guest @ $55.00 per person. Non-member rate and other guests are $65.00 per person.
- Meal: Entree, Main, desert (cake) tea and coffee.
- Drinks limited period drinks package included once seated (after this package drinks are own expense)
- Dress: Smart neat casual
- How to Book: Simply book online by clicking the link below.
- You can pay using PayPal or EFT.I
- f you are making up a table, please advise us who you will be sitting with and we will endeavour to accommodate this for you. Tables usually seat either 8 or 10. Please
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Ticket sales close off one week prior to the event.
We look forward to sharing and celebrating our Corps Birthday with you.
7CSSB News - Brisbane
7 CSSB recently conducted training to enhance the physical endurance, mental toughness and teamwork of members in demanding conditions.
Soldiers navigated sea kayaking and roping activities that developed teamwork, leadership, and resilience in complex and adverse environments.
Images and information adapted courtesy of Defence
ALTC News - Wodonga
Above: 0530h ASEME Recall!
The first iteration of Army School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering’s NEW Field Training Exercise has begun!
This morning, trainees were recalled to the parade ground at Latchford Barracks as the Advance Party shift to 3hrs notice to move (NTM), prior to their pending deployment to Puckapunyal on the Soldier Skills Block (SSB). The SSB is part of trainees’ continued education in foundation warfighting.
NTM and battle procedure is part of ASEME’s messaging to the trainees - both tactical and technical skills are essential parts of their training before entering the trained force, all part and parcel of Australian Army’s Land Domain Training System.
Trainees and staff alike at the Army School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering have been preparing for the new Field Training Exercise for well over a month now…
EXERCISE WAR HORSE tests not only trainees but staff at all levels.
Here, ALPHA Company Officer Commanding Major Buchan delivered Company (COY) orders on 16 October, one week prior to deployment.
The COY then transitioned to 72hrs notice to move (NTM), triggering battle procedure to ready them for deployment.
The COY has since moved to 24hrs NTM pending recall for deployment.
Above: ADF members float in kayaks during stress management training at the Latchford Barracks Pool, Bonegilla, 26 June 2025.
Army Logistic Training Centre’s Human Factors Cell held a Resilience Training Day mid-year for Army School of Logistic Operations’ Logistics Officer Basic Course (LOBC) – 40 of Army’s newest leaders. The day was split into three activities; stress response training in the Latchford Barracks pool, a team raft building and problem solving activity, and multiple dry-land problem solving and fitness games. The course follows the Experiential Learning Cycle, aiming to develop teamwork, communication, leadership and stress management.
Hi-vis definitely draws attention - in this case to mental health among tradies!
Armament and Construction Wing recently raised over $1600 for TIACS (free counselling service for blue collar community) by holding a “Hi-Vis Day.” Leading Aircraftman Adam David curated a simple but highly effective event for 130 attendees to come together, have a sausage (critical) and give mental health some air time.
With depression and anxiety the most common illnesses in Australia, perhaps an event like this should be held in your workplace?
