Our club September Coffee and Chat was at the newly opened Curated Cafe at the Museum of Health, located in the grounds of Baillie Henderson Hospital campus.

Mt Gravatt - Runcorn Probus Club members caught the ferry from Victoria Point and travelled to the beautiful island of Coochiemudlo.

Indooroopilly West Probus Club held a very special event on Thursday September 17, to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Probus in Australia at the Sherwood Magpies AFL Club and what a night it was!

Retirement should be the beginning of something enjoyable — new friends, new interests and new adventures.

45 members from 5 Probus Clubs: Beaudesert, Greenbank, Logan Village, Jimboomba and Park Ridge, had the first of two interclub visits to Government House at Paddington on 22nd September.

Successfully formed on Friday 11th September 2026 by our PAQ Management team with help from our sponsor club Arana Hills District Probus Club.

The Combined Probus Club of Sherwood Inc. marked celebrating 50 Years of Probus in Australia and our Club’s 26th Birthday with “High Tea”.

The following is Walking Data from Mt Ommaney Club for August - a total of 84.9 klms from 3 Walks on 1, 15 and 26 August.

This year the Fraser Coast- Hervey Bay Combined Probus Club hosted the Annual Regional Past President's Luncheon was held at the Waterfront Restaurant, Hervey Bay.

President of the Tewantin Noosa Probus Club, Joy Fenty, announced that our the club’s guest speaker for August was Tewantin Solicitor, Roslyn Simmonds, who is also a Director of KNGO Australia.

Victoria Point Probus Club celebrates Probus 50 years with some fun and games.

Everton Probus is 40 years old, but membership for women was achieved only 20 years ago.

The theme of the Probus Club of Bridgeman Downs August General Meeting was a Bright Clothes competition.

Windsor Probus Club is a new and vibrant community social club and in July, our members enjoyed a social lunch celebrating all things Christmassy.

Our sincere thanks to Trevor and his trusty team members who arrived at Oxley Creek while the mist was still covering all the fields, what a beautiful sight.

In July, members of the Probus Club of Ipswich took the train down to the Roma Street Parklands to enjoy a couple of hours exploring some of its 16 hectares of gardens and green space.

Rob Neary, when President of Garden City Toowoomba Probus Club, initiated a series of Country Pub Lunches to encourage members to be “Tourists in their own Backyards” and explore more of the Darling Downs region.

The Chatsworth-Carindale Men’s Chorale continues to grow in popularity, with bookings now extending well into 2027.