WE WILL NOT FORGET THEM, WE WILL HONOUR THEM WITH OUR ACTIONS

Honour

OUR HISTORY

Te Atatu Memorial RSA was first formed as a sub branch of the Western Suburbs Returned Services Association in 1959. Fortnightly social evenings for members were held in the Tennis Pavilion on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month.

In 1969 land for a new Clubrooms was approved by the Waitemata County Council. The club building was completed and officially opened at the end of that year. A liquor licence was granted in 1972 thus ending the antiquated locker system that had sufficed till then.

In 1999 a major refurbishment commenced and included the absorption into the RSA the area of the building that had then been occupied by the Bowlers. In 2002 a dining room was added to the main building.

Today the RSA provides modern inviting facilities for all members to enjoy. The Club continues to maintain a very supportive profile in helping to meet the welfare needs of its members and retains an active status in our community.

Te Atatu RSA History
Te Atatu RSA History

For all of you that would like to donate to our Poppy Fund to help out those that may need a little extra, please scan the code. All help is greatly appreciated. 

Alternatively, follow this link

https://www.rsa.org.nz/support-us/donate?qrcode=teatatu

 

OUR FUTURE

Looking into the future Te Atatu RSA.

The aim is to keep in tune with what the community needs, this will be from giving grants to schools or speaking to schools concerning Anzac Day.

Our dynamics are to listen and create the requirements for the future and by doing this maintaining a high standard.  A place members and guests can feel they belong and enjoy the safe surroundings.

                             Te Atatu RSA – Where strangers become friends.

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STANDARD OF DRESS
The standard of dress for all persons entering the club is smart casual . Full compliance is a strict requirement at all times for members and visitors, in particular.

GAMBLING MACHINES
We have gaming machines available. The machines may only be played by members and signed in visitors over 18 years of age. Our staff are trained in problem gambling, please don’t be offended if they have a conversation with you.

TAXI SERVICE/UBER
Taxi services are available Please let the bar staff know and they will organise safe transport home for you, alternatively you can book an Uber at the Bar.

ENTERTAINMENT
Friday evenings are “Club Nights” with meat raffles conducted by the Women’s Section. There is a membership draw on Friday nights, members must be in the club and carrying their membership card to claim the prize.

WOMEN’S SECTION
Our Women’s Section plays a key role in organizing events, charity days, and fun social gatherings. We are dedicated to bringing the community together through meaningful activities that support local causes while fostering friendship and connection. Volunteers are always needed and welcome.

CONDUCT
The Duty Manager is the prevailing authority during opening hours. Any direction given by the Duty Manager or Bar staff about the conduct of any person on the premises or the security of the club itself and its property must be complied with immediately.