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Freelance journo & content writer with an insatiable appetite to eat, travel, and snap. The views expressed here are my own.
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Sharks Leagues Club counts down to opening Original

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By Vanessa Cavasinni, Amanda Bryan, Aimee Chanthadavong Verified
| Club Management Magazine
The new Sharks Leagues Club at Woolooware Bay will officially open its doors on Saturday 7 November, with the family-run Dedes Waterfront Group newly announced as its food and hospitality partner. The club sits beside Ocean Protect Stadium and boasts panoramic views across the stadium, Botany Bay and the Sydney city skyline, and forms part of the Woolooware Bay town centre.
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Richmond facility to replace Wentworth Park Original

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By Aimee Chanthadavong Verified
| Club Management Magazine
An existing club in Richmond in Sydney’s northwest has been selected as the site for a new Sydney Metropolitan Racing Precinct to replace Wentworth Park, which hosted its final race meeting last Friday. The development options being considered at Richmond Park include a multipurpose facility to be built on the existing Richmond Club footprint or on an expanded footprint, according to the Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW).
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Georges River Sailing Club appoints hospitality partner Original

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By Vanessa Cavasinni, Aimee Chanthadavong Verified
| Club Management Magazine
Georges River Sailing Club has appointed Doltone Hospitality Group (DHG) as its exclusive hospitality partner in a move the club says builds on its recent $12 million transformation and marks the beginning of its next chapter. The partnership, which kicks off on Monday 2 November, will see DHG heading back to its southern Sydney roots to the shores of Botany Bay where the historic sailing club is preparing to celebrate its centenary next year.
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