5 July 1946 – 21 August 2023

On Friday 25^th August 2023 we gathered to mourn the passing and celebrate the life of Sumo, husband, friend, father, brother, uncle, grandfather, advocate, Veteran.

Sumo was all this and more. A Continue reading →

Since 2017 the Veterans MC Federal Chapter have been making the journey to Young, NSW for ANZAC Day to take attend Dawn Service and take part in their parade.

Missing only 2020 due to COVID restrictions the numbers attending from Continue reading →

The aim of the Veterans Motorcycle Club (Federal) is to extend Brotherhood and support to all Members and their families.

The Federal Chapter however takes it much further.

The Federal Chapter is over 22 years old and for much of Continue reading →

The Coffee Bunker ran for most of 2020 including two weekends where all coffee and bacon and egg rolls were provided free of charges thanks to a sponsorship to support Veterans Health Week. 

The club wanted to keep the Bunker Continue reading →

The Vietnam Veterans and Veterans Motorcycle Club wish to acknowledge the passing of Sandy “Undertaker” Harbutt. As the writer/director/star of cult movie classic “Stone” Sandy leaves a legacy for Australian Veterans.

In 2009 Sandy handed over the ownership of the Continue reading →

After a few months in lockdown and restrictions on just about everything there was a bit of easing in NSW/ACT so the Veterans MC Federal Chapter decided to hit the road for a run down the coast.

A run down Continue reading →

Traditionally the Veterans MC Federal Chapter will spend ANZAC Day as a group on a club run to a small country town in NSW where we can ride our motorcycles in a parade.

The chapter forms up in the afternoon Continue reading →

Today Rwanda is a stable and contributing member of the international community and a fine example of growing economic opportunity in Africa. In the 1990s it was a very different story.

Following independence from Belgian rule in 1962 and a Continue reading →

The ode is an important part of the commemoration of the fallen, when the person delivering the ode states the words…”We Will Remember Them” it is repeated back by all in attendance as are the final words…”Lest We Forget”.

These Continue reading →