To celebrate Womens Week we will be walking the well marked tracks from Bondi with great views of the coast.  We will be meeting at Bondi Beach at approximately 9.15am and aiming to finish at Maroubra by 1pm.  The walk is open to all sexes.

To celebrate Women's Week, we will be walking an undulating scenic coastal walk.  The walk includes street and track walking commencing from east side of Milsons Point Station via Cremorne Point, Mosman Bay Wharf, Taronga Zoo and Balmoral Beach with an optional swim at Chinaman's Beach before a bus ride to City/North Sydney/St Leonards Station. Many exit points if you want a shorter walk. Joint walk with The Bush Club.  All sexes welcome. Please note Jacqui will be away until 1st March 2026.

We meet for coffee and eats near Newtown Station before starting our walk. Twenty two places of interest will be visited with a pre-recorded description. A nice lunch in a restaurant near our starting point will be a welcome finish to the walk.

Join Ed and Denise on this classic walk in the Royal National Park (weather permitting). We will leave our cars at Garrawarra Farm and follow the track down to Burning Palms to Burning Palms Beach and then we will walk onto the Figure of Eight Pool.  We will be aiming to walk to the Pool in low tide as the Pool is on a rock shelf which is normally under water. Although there is a track to the Pool there may be slippery rocks, but it will be worth it. We then retrace our steps to the beach and walk back to the cars via Burgh Ridge. Pace will be relaxed. We will be finished by 3pm.

This walk is from Putty Beach to Maitland Bay return including the Mount Bouddhi Loop from Maitland Bay.  It has sweeping coastal views and a lovely clifftop boardwalk near the start of the walk. Opportunity for a swim in Maitland Bay. Please note the beach is not patrolled. There are quite a number of steps including a steep narrow upward climb on concrete steps.

Join me for a walk along the beautiful Deep Creek and up the hill through the bush to explore the 9-sided Baha’i Temple. We will finish by visiting Irrawong Waterfall and the Warriewood Wetlands  This walk can be accessed using the B1 express bus from Wynyard. 

Spend Good Friday hiking a section of the Great North Walk. It is a station-to-station walk so easy access by public transport. We descend onto the Great North Walk proper, and pass through Berowra Waters.   There will be plenty of ups and downs and water views before leaving the bush at Berowra.

Celebrate Easter by joining Ed and Denise.  The walk which is from Hornsby Station to Lisgar Gardens and then following Blue Gum Creek to the Fish Ponds and return to Hornsby via the Depression Era Steps.  There is a crossing of the creek required.   The walk is on well marked bush tracks but some uneven ground. Optional lunch at Hornsby RSL at your own expense.  You need to bring ID to access the RSL. The walk will be a morning walk and the pace will be relaxed.

The Play: (Widely regarded as Brian Friel's masterpiece). During the pagan festival of Lughnasa, in the summer of 1936, young Michael watches his five aunts navigate the fragile joys and looming hardships of rural Irish life. Brief moments of freedom, hope and love become threatened as economic pressures and family upheaval close in. Cost: Adults $46. Concession $41. Please book and pay me by no later than Thursday 9th April. This social event is for members and their partners.only.

The Annual General Meeting has been scheduled for Saturday 13th June 2026 commencing at 11.30am at the Firehouse Hotel, Walker St North Sydney. The AGM Notice to Members will be circulated to Members well prior to the meeting. All Members are welcome to attend - please register with Denise Kruse by no later than 5 June 2025.