Dur­ing the course of the year the Club pro­motes many func­tions cater­ing for a wide vari­ety of inter­ests. Usu­ally func­tions are rea­son­ably priced to allow par­tic­i­pa­tion of families.

In addi­tion the Lounge and bar are open Fri­day nights with club priced drinks and low cost evening meals avail­able. On Sun­days the bar is open from 11am

Shirts, shorts and footwear are the min­i­mum require­ment for entry into the Lounge. Please don’t bring sandy feet, roller blades, skate boards, scoot­ers, ball games or ani­mals into this area. Par­ents are respon­si­ble in the con­trol­ling of their chil­dren in the licensed Lounge area.

WHEN USING THE LOUNGE AND HALL AREAS:
Please clean up your tables, put rub­bish in the bins pro­vided and return all glasses to the bar.
Return tables and chairs to the lounge area after use on the balcony.

Book­ings for the Club Lounge area are restricted to Club Mem­bers only and there are some con­di­tions with respect to the type of func­tions that are per­mit­ted to be held in the lounge area. The lounge area is licensed to hold 120 peo­ple. Details can be obtained by con­tact­ing the office.

PDF doc­u­ment down­load – Lounge Hire (PDF, 108Kb)

Bar Ros­ter

Remem­ber the Bar and Lounge is run by VOLUNTEERS.

Any­one inter­ested in vol­un­teer­ing to pour a beer or two, learn new skills and meet some great peo­ple over the sea­son please let us know.

We would like to take this oppor­tu­nity to sin­cerely thank every­one who has vol­un­teered their time to assist with the Bar Ros­ter. Any­one unable to com­plete their allo­cated ros­ter is asked to please organ­ise a swap with some­one else on roster.

The ‘Bar Ros­ter’ is cur­rently being revised and will be avail­able soon.

Liquor Laws

LIQUOR LICENSING LAWS AND WHAT THEY MEAN — THE FACTS

Clubs licensed to sell, sup­ply and serve alco­hol on their premises must com­ply with the licens­ing laws. Vol­un­teer bar staff are required to under­take the appro­pri­ate train­ing. There are hefty penal­ties in place for non com­pli­ance with the new laws. In sum­mary the new leg­is­la­tion now requires:

All per­sons engaged in the sale, sup­ply and ser­vice of liquor on licensed premises to com­plete Respon­si­ble Ser­vice of Alco­hol (RSA) training.

• An approved bar man­ager to be present on the licensed premises at all times that the premises are open for trading
• All licensees and approved man­agers must undergo train­ing in WA’s liquor laws as well as respon­si­ble ser­vice of alcohol.
• All club vol­un­teers work­ing behind the bar will be required to com­plete train­ing in Respon­si­ble Ser­vic­ing of Alco­hol (RSA).

Much has taken place to ensure Mul­laloo is com­pli­ant with new leg­is­la­tion. We have sev­eral mem­bers reg­is­tered as Approved Bar Man­agers for the Club who have com­pleted the required train­ing in WA’s Liquor Laws. All our vol­un­teer bar staff have com­pleted the Respon­si­ble Ser­vic­ing of Alco­hol Train­ing and been reg­is­tered.  We are cur­rently nego­ti­at­ing fur­ther train­ing dates for 2010–2011 to ensure every­one has an oppor­tu­nity to com­plete and will adver­tise these dates once confirmed.