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APRIL 2012
For the information of members and their invited guests
RED ROCK BISTRO
opens at Lanyon
PETER POWERS
at The Auditorium
MALTILDA BAY
Beer Dinner at VP3
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anzac day
2012
mother’s day
luncheons
the auditorium
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wine dinner
APRIL live
entertainment
community
corner
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changing
how we play
Psychic
morning tea
rugby rounds
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A FOCUS ON
MEMBER SERVICES
The refurbishment of the
restaurant at Lanyon is complete
and we welcome Jacob and his
team to Red Rock Bistro.
Red Rock delivers modern Australian fare at great
prices, complemented by the addition of a Children’s
area directly off the Restaurant. Works at Erindale
and Chisholm continue and I thank Members for their
patience during this time. Improvements to roll out
throughout April include re-carpeting, re-decorating
and re-furnishing.
We have teamed with our quality beverage suppliers
in bringing two special events to Vikings – the
Robert Oatley Wine Dinner and the Matilda Bay
Beer Dinner. I encourage Members to book early for
these nights as we continue to strive to provide different
experiences to suit our broad membership base.
Due to The Vikings Group commitment to our
community, nearly 8,000 athletes (mostly represented
by our affiliated teams) competed in the past year.
The achievements of these teams and individuals
from our affiliated clubs were recently recognised
at the 2011 Vikings Sports Awards – we congratulate
them on their efforts.
Lastly, Australians recognise 25 April as an occasion
of national commemoration. Services are held at dawn
– the time of the original landing – across the nation.
The culture and tradition of Anzac Day will continue with
Two-up scheduled at The Auditorium, Vikings Erindale.
Daniel Munk
Chief Executive Officer
FREE WIFI
Free Wireless Internet Access
is available for Members at
all Vikings Venues. Contact
Reception for access details.
APRIL 2012
ANZAC
DAY 2012
They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them
Lest we forget
ANZAC DAY TWO-UP-UP
12pm-6pm
Vikings Erindale – The Auditorium
Join in one of Anzac Day’s favourite traditions
as The Auditorium hosts Tuggeranong’s biggest
Two‑Up game.
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Robert Oatley
wine dinner
BaaMoo Bistro & Grill
Vikings Town Centre
Thursday 10 May
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Join fellow wine revellers as we indulge in a
selection of award winning Robert Oatley Wines.
Hear from leading wine expert Darren Jahn while
enjoying a superb five course menu.
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Cost
Members $85.00
Non-members $90.00
Bookings are essential at
BaaMoo Bistro & Grill
02 6208 6307
On Arrival
Asparagus & Goat’s Cheese Cocktail Tartlets
Bacon wrapped Chicken Liver in Glazed Honey
Robert Oatley Signature Series (ROSS)
Sauvignon Blanc
FIRST Course
Grilled Scallops with Basil & Lemon Vinaigrette
Robert Oatley Signature Series (ROSS)
Great Southern Riesling
SECOND Course
Tataki of Wagyu Beef, Sesame & Miso Dressing
Robert Oatley Signature Series Pinot Noir
Main
Baby Lamb Cutlets, stuffed with Sundried Tomato,
Spinach & Australian Feta, crumbed in Rosemary &
Garlic Breadcrumbs, served with Sweet Potato Mash
& Field Mushrooms
Robert Oatley Signature Series Margaret River
Chardonnay & McLaren Vale Shiraz
Dessert
Dark chocolate mousse with glazed blueberries
A trio of Australian cheese
Robert Oatley Signature Series Margaret River
Cabernet Sauvignon
Darren Jahn is a widely experienced host, master
of ceremonies, speaker, writer and wine educator.
He is recognised for his ability to entertainingly
share his passion and knowledge of wine, food and
the good life. Having worked in beer and wine from
the age of 15, in 1992 Darren moved from Perth
to Sydney with Evans & Tate wines, then followed
stints at Cellarmaster Wines and Foster’s Australia.
In 2006 he joined the newly established
Robert Oatley Vineyards as Communications
and Education Manager where he manages
the winery’s public relations and events.
Darren sits on a number of industry advisory boards,
is a regular panellist at a variety of wine & food
forums, edits Mount Horrocks (Clare Valley) winery’s
newsletter and is an honorary Life Member of
Australia’s leading wine communications
forum: Wine Communicators of Australia Inc –
in recognition of his recent six year tenure as
its President.
Member
movie
CLUB
The Vikings Group have secured a preview
screening of THE LUCKY ONE and are offering
the first 125 members that bring in their voucher to
Vikings Town Centre reception, two reserved tickets
at a special ‘members only’ price of $10 per movie.
Reservations will be taken from April 1.
Collect your tickets from Vikings Town Centre
from 5pm on the night of the screening before
making the trek to Limelight Cinemas at the
Tuggeranong Hyperdome.
Please note that this offer is limited to one double pass per member and
Vikings membership must be valid. Passes are limited and will be issued
on a strict “first in – first served basis”.
The Lucky One
Monday 23 April
Double pass.
Present this voucher to Vikings Town Centre
Reception, along with payment of $10. Please
note that double passes are issued on a strict
“first in – first served basis”. This offer is limited
to current Vikings Members. Only one double
pass will be issued per Member. It is requested
that all guests be 18+.
Brumbies Home Game Buses
Buses will be provided for Vikings members for transport out to every Brumbies Home Game this season. This service is free to
members, however tickets must be collected in person from Reception before departure. Tickets are limited, so will be issued on
a ”first come, first serve“ basis. Tickets will be made available the Monday prior to the game.
DATE
GAME
DEPARTURE VENUE
Erindale
Chisholm
Town Centre
Lanyon
14.04.12
Brumbies v Rebels
18:05
17:55
18:10
18:00
05.05.12
Brumbies v Waratahs
18:05
17:55
18:10
18:00
26.05.12
Brumbies v Reds
18:05
17:55
18:10
18:00
14.07.12
Brumbies v Blues
13:55
13:45
14:00
13:50
Buses depart from the Stadium to the Vikings venues 20 minutes after the completion of the game.
* Please note that this timetable is correct at the time of print, however Members should check with Club Receptions in case of alterations
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Matilda Bay
Beer dinner
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VP3, Vikings Erindale
Wednesday 23 May
Hosted by Matt Webster,
Craft Beer & Cider Ambassador NSW
On Arrival
Homemade Sour Dough Bread Rolls with
Matilda Bay Malt Dukkah and Beez Neez
Beersamic & Red Island Olive Oil
Beer – Beez Neez
Entree
Salad of Red Back Glazed King Prawns,
Crab Cakes & Gremolata
Beer – Red Back
Main
Hickory Rubbed Prime Rib Angus Beef Cutlet
with a Fat Yak Jus
Beer – Fat Yak
Dessert
Triple Threat Chocolate Tasting Plate with
a Sticky Dogbolter Chocolate Syrup
Beer – Dogbolter Dark Larger
Cost
Members $65.00
Non-members $70.00
Bookings are essential at
Kutas
02 6121 2116
MATT WEBSTER
Craft Beer & Cider Ambassador NSW
Matt Webster was born in NZ in the late 60’s and
then moved to Australia in the 70’s. He finished
school and left for the country where he worked
on numerous rural properties across NSW.
Matt has been involved in the beer industry for
the last 23 years and is driven by the people
and beer. Matt started his romance with beer
as a beer plumber and then moved into a sales
role with CUB. He joined Matilda Bay in 2005
where he completed his brewing science 1&2.
He is currently employed as Matilda Bay’s Craft
Beer & Cider Ambassador, a role that takes him
to all different areas in NSW & ACT talking to
consumers and customers.
His passion is beer and food and loves to
develop and trial new foods with beer.
APRIL 2012
Changing
How We Play
The rejuvenation of Vikings Erindale, Chisholm and Lanyon has
commenced. The following is an update of the current works in progress:
CHISHOLM
ERINDALE
LANYON
Tiling throughout the club
has been finalised and what
a difference it makes! Distinct
pathways have been created
throughout the venue and the
designated outdoor smoking
area located adjacent to the
Sports Bar has been tiled.
The second stage of the
refurbishments is focusing on
painting which is due to be
completed by the 2nd week of
April. New carpet, lighting and
furnishings are on their way
with the works at Chisholm
due to be completed by end
of April 2012.
The first stage of the
Gaming Lounge upgrade
focusing on ceiling works is
nearly complete, and tiling
throughout the venue has
commenced. Re-carpeting,
upgraded screening and new
lighting is expected to be
installed late April. Proposed
works in the foyer and Café
are also due to commence at
this time along with the arrival
of new furnishings. The entire
project is due for completion
by mid May 2012.
The Gaming installation has
been relocated to the far end
of the club, opening up the
lounge area for Members.
The Restaurant which was
closed during most of March
for refurbishments has reopened with a distinct new
character. The inclusion of
a children’s area, equipped
with the latest games and
a movie screening area, is
an exciting and welcome
addition to Lanyon.
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Red rock is here
Open Now
At Vikings Lanyon
Lunch and Dinner
7 Days a week
OPENING EASTER SPECIALS
Good Friday dinner
menu $26.90
Easter Sunday Roast
Combo $14.90
Entree
Queensland king prawns lightly battered,
crisp fried served on a green papaya
salad with lime aioli
Slow roasted beef and roast pork with
cracklings, accompanied by thyme and
garlic roasted pumpkin and potatoes
with traditional apple sauce and gravy
Main
Pan seared Tasmanian salmon fillet,
crispy soft shell crab, asparagus,
beetroot risotto, hazelnuts and
black olive dressing
APRIL 2012
Mother’s Day
Luncheons
Sunday 13 May 2012
Spoil Mum and the
family on Mother’s Day
with a range of menu’s
to suit all tastes.
KUTAS at
Vikings Erindale
CHAMPS at
Vikings Chisholm
Roast Lunch
2 Course Menu
4 choices of Roast:
Complimentary champagne/wine for Mum on arrival
Beef, Lamb, Pork and Turkey
served with Roast Vegetables and all the trimmings!
Choice of:
Coffee & Cake Special
Hot apple crumble with cream
Chocolate mousse
Blueberry cheesecake
Grilled Chicken Breast with a Champagne sauce
Baked Barramundi Fillet with a herb crust
Grain Fed Scotch Fillet with a mushroom and
red wine sauce
Roasted vegetable Risotto
- all served with Seasonal Vegetables
Cost: $6.00 for Roast Lunch
$5.00 for Coffee & Cake
Bookings are essential
P: 02 6121 2116
Dessert
Sticky Date Pudding with Brandy Butterscotch Sauce
Warm Choc Mud Cake with Anglaise
Roasted Honey Macadamia Nut Cheese Cake
- all served with home made Vanilla Bean Ice cream***
Choice of:
Mains
Cost: $25.00 Adults
$8.00 (12 years and under)
Bookings are essential
P: 02 6209 0200
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BISTRO at
Vikings Lanyon
BAAMOO at
Vikings Town Centre
Carvery Buffet
3 Course Menu
Entrée
Entrée
Prawn and melon cocktail with lime and fresh herbs salad
Herb crusted Roast beef
Golden deep fried Tasmanian
Brie served with Bush
Cranberry Sauce
Garlic Prawns with Basmati
rice (Gluten free)
- accompanied by our Traditional Gravy
- a selection of fresh Bread Rolls and butter
Main
Carving Station
Oven Baked Ham with Marmalade-Horseradish Glaze
Salad Station
Marinated seafood salad with
jardinière vegetables with
Italian Vinaigrette
Potato and walnut salad with
herb aioli
Caesar Salad with Shredded
parmesan Cheese and Garlic
- Dressings and condiments
Herb Croutons
Macaroni with sundried
tomato and olives and roasted
pepper Salad
Shredded red and white
cabbage Slaw with raisins
sauce
Red capsicum stuffed with
jasmine rice, sweet potato,
mushroom, Roasted Pumpkin,
leek & sundried tomato.
(Vegetarian)
- all mains served with
seasonal vegetables & potato
bake & fresh bread rolls.
Desserts
Hot Buffet
Herb roasted pumpkin
wedges with crumbled fetta
Roasted Garlic Potatoes with
Chives
Dessert Station
Atlantic Salmon served with
Hollandaise sauce(Gluten free)
Veal Cordon Bleu with
sautéed Mushroom in a red
wine jus
Chicken breast stuffed with
avocado, mango & Bega
Camembert wrapped in puff
pastry & topped with a plum
Antipasto Vegetarian plate
with Rocket salad
Pumpkin Soup with Sour
Cream (Gluten free)
Satay Chicken on
Jasmine rice
Ricotta and spinach ravioli
Pasta in a Carbonara Sauce
Glazed Carrots, Red Pepper
Strips and Broccoli with Butter
Lemon Lime Pie
Baked New York Cheesecake
Kids Menu
Seasonal Fruit platter with Fresh Mint and Orange
Blossom Syrup
Chicken Schnitzel
Nuggets
-all served with salad & chips
Pavlova with wild berries compote and thickened cream
Kids Dessert
Apple crumble with custard cream
Cost: $24.90 Adults
$13.00 Children (12 years & under)
Bookings essential
Ph: 02 6200 8406
Flourless Chocolate Cake
(Gluten free)
Pavlova
Fish Cocktail
Mini Pizza
Pavlova
Ice cream with Flavoured topping
Cost: $32.00 Adults
$8.00 Children (12 yrs and under)
Bookings essential
Ph: 02 6208 6307
APRIL 2012
APRIL LIVE
Entertainment
Enjoy listening to live music? With Vikings Erindale, Chisholm and Lanyon playing
host to Live Entertainment, why not pop down from 8.30pm and enjoy what’s on offer
Chisholm
Lanyon
Erindale
Don’t miss the live entertainment
showcasing Canberra’s favourites,
every Friday at Chisholm from 8:30pm
Every Saturday night from 8:30pm,
head on down to Lanyon and enjoy
The VP3 lounge + bar offers an
impressive array of bottled wine, beer,
spirits, ready-mixed drinks and cocktails.
Great live music every Saturday from
8:30pm.
Friday 6 April – R&R
Friday 13 April – Hit Parade
Friday 20 April – Chemistry
Friday 27 April – Rhymes with Orange
Saturday 7 April – Rhymes with Orange
Saturday 14 April – Hit Parade
Saturday 21 April – Hit & Run
Saturday 28 April – R&R
Saturday 7 April – The Squirrels
Saturday 14 April – Unplugged
Saturday 21 April – Hard Cover
Saturday 28 April – Beretta
Chemistry
Hit and Run
Unplugged
With both male and female lead
vocalists you can be sure that
most of your favourite artists will
be featured on the night. Musical
styles include dance, disco,
swing, rock n roll, rock and country.
This five piece band is suitable
for all venues and functions.
Chemistry is a class act with five
mature and experienced musicians
who are dedicated to entertaining
audiences with a very clean sound,
tight rhythms and beautiful vocal
harmonies. Appearing at Chisholm,
Friday 20 April.
Comprising of Jamie and Glenn,
two of the regions most experienced
and talented performers with a
combined total of almost 40 years of
on-stage experience, Hit and Run is
the act you need when you want real
musical diversity and entertainment.
Featuring songs from the early rock
‘n’ roll era, with a splash of country,
a touch of soul, disco, rock, pop
and today’s top 40 hits, Hit and
Run caters for a diverse audience.
Appearing at Lanyon, Saturday
21 April
Hard Cover is an acoustic guitar/
vocal duo – a professional and
contemporary covers band
playing a wide variety of music
from ‘60’s rock-n-roll to the Top
40 hits of today. Their diverse
repertoire of songs combined with
a unique but undeniably catchy
feel is guaranteed to get your head
nodding, your feet tapping and
have you humming along to their
un-mistakable sound. Appearing
at Erindale, Saturday 21 April.
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featuring
this month
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DISH OF THE MONTH
Kutas at Vikings Erindale
BaaMoo at Vikings Town Centre
Char Grilled Eye fillet steak wrapped with
Bacon and served with Grilled Tiger Prawns,
and Hollandaise Sauce. $27.50
Marinated Pork Riblets $29.50 or Trio of Ribs –
Pork, Lamb & Beef (It’s huge!) $36.00
Champs at Vikings Chisholm
Panfried Barramundi fillets with a lemon parsley
butter $18.50
Red Rock at Vikings Lanyon
Wild Fire Herb dusted Victorian Lamb Cutlet,
Kangaroo Sausage with Bush Tomato and
Native Thyme on a Garlic & Macadamia Nut
Mash with Caramelised Onion jus $22.90
WINE OF THE MONTH
DE BORTOLI WINES
WILLOWGLEN
Willowglen is produced exclusively for
restaurants and cafes so the wines in this
range are designed to complement good food.
The label evokes the idea of leisurely wining
and dining in the great Australian outdoors.
Willowglen Cabernet Merlot
The lead up to the 2009 harvest in the Riverina
was one of the best on record, with refreshing
rains during spring and mild December
temperatures. This lead to fruit with flavour
intensity and acid structure not seen for a few
years. This all changed at the end of January
with an unprecedented heat wave of plus
40 degrees for 14 days which saw ripening
stall for 3 weeks. Overall the vintage was
good to excellent. Willowglen Cabernet Merlot
offers sweet fragrant aromas of blackberries
with underlying mint and hints of milk
chocolate oak. A generous wine that shows
sweet and vibrant fruit on the fleshy palate
with soft mouth-coating tannins.
Willowglen Semillon Sauvignon
Blanc
2011 was a very difficult vintage with some
of the largest rainfalls recorded in a growing
season. However, the summer ripening period
was cooler because of this rainfall. This led to
long ripening periods and great flavour and
acid balance, rarely seen in the Riverina region.
$5.10 per glass | $17.50 per bottle
To accompany the clean citrus aromas with
herbaceous hints is the zesty palate upfront
of lime and lemon, which rounds slightly for
passionfruit and gooseberry notes on the
lengthy finish.
CIDER OF THE MONTH
MALTILDA BAY DIRTY GRANNY CIDER
Dirty Granny Matured Apple Cider is the new Apple Cider
from Matilda Bay! Classic and craft in style, Dirty Granny has
a rich and full flavour which combines a good balance of
sweetness and acidity and the crisp, refreshing taste of 100%
Australian apples.
APRIL 2012
Erindale
Ricardo St Wanniassa ACT
Trading Hours | Sunday to Wednesday 10am–1am, Thursday to Saturday 10am–4am
Footy Fever has hit Erindale, with all the latest action televised throughout VP3
and the Brumby Bar. The Beefeater range of dishes at Kutas Bistro is a must try
on your next visit to Erindale. With the children’s play area located directly off this
area, the kids will be happy while parents enjoy a relaxing meal – don’t forget to
ask for your complimentary Busy Nippers Activity Bag!
FOOTY FEVER
Kids
eat
for
free!
See all the action of the Super
XV Rugby Union and NRL
seasons, televised throughout
VP3 and the Brumby Bar.
To celebrate Kutas
10th anniversary in April,
Kids eat for Free from
Monday to Friday!
Offer is only available Monday to Friday between 6pm
and 9pm and conditions apply.
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Erindale is the
home of sport
and the place
to watch all the
latest action.
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MEAL DEAL
VALUE
The dining experience at Erindale is made
all the sweeter with Kutas Meal Deals.
It’s all about great food and great value
at Kutas, with a range of daily deals
throughout the week designed to excite the
tastebuds without breaking the bank.
With $10 lunches Monday to Thursday,
$8 lunch specials every Friday and the
ever popular $6 Sunday roast lunch,
why not pop down and experience the
exceptional value first hand? Coupled with
the changing specials board, Kutas can
guarantee bang for your buck!
APRIL 2012
A range of
member
services aimed
at providing
a great venue
to share with
friends.
CHAMPS
AUTUMN
MENU
The Autumn Menu at Champs has been
released. The Lunch Menu features
Gourmet Burgers and a range of Pizza’s
to suit all tastes. The Dinner Menu is
wide ranging, featuring dishes from the
Grill to Pastas, Seafood and Chicken.
Complementing the new menu is the $10
Lunches from Monday through to Friday.
April’s specials include Rump Steak and
Grilled Fish Fillets (for only $10!) Coupled
with the classic $7.50 All Star Schnitzel
Dinner every Tuesday, Champs Bistro is
well worth the visit.
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CHISHOLM
BENHAM STREET CHISHOLM
Trading Hours | Sunday to Wednesday 10am–1am, Thursday to Saturday 10am–3am
Chisholm’s refurbishments are in full swing and the change is refreshing. With new
carpets, furnishings and lighting due to hit the floor in April, Chisholm is the perfect
spot to relax with friends. The lounge offers all the action on the big screen or come
and test your wits every Thursday evening at Vikings Trivia. With new televisions, self
service terminals and Giddy Up, the Sports Bar is the place to place your bets.
SHARED FOOD
PLATTERS
TRIVIA NIGHT
The Champs’ menu now features
an assortment of Finger
Food platters to enjoy whilst
watching your favourite sport on
the big screen or during Trivia.
Vikings Chisholm plays host
to Trivia every Thursday
from 7pm. Come and join
in the fun for free with cash
prizes each week!
Platters for two from $16, group of four from $30!
APRIL 2012
TOWN
CENTRE
CORNER ATHLLON DRIVE & ROWLAND REES CRESCENT GREENWAY
Trading Hours | Monday to Sunday 9am–4am
Town Centre has a wide range of Member services, with full ACTTAB, Keno and Sportsbet facilities
recently added to complement this. The launch this month of BaaMoo’s new menu is beautifully
accompanied by the inclusion of Robert Oatley Wines into our wine list. Take a break and relax at
Moo&Brew, with free WiFi and a great cup of coffee.
CAFÉ
CULTURE
ROBERT
OATLEY
WINES
Moo&Brew Café offers large
areas for Mother’s Groups with
plenty of convenient parking
available. Enjoy a time out
at Town Centre.
Town Centre now offers a range
of Robert Oatley Wines,
including the Wild Oats
brand, placed among the
nation’s top-selling wines.
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Robert Oatley’s
Signature Series and
Wild Oats range of
wines complement
the new menu at
BaaMoo Bistro &
Grill.
NEW MENU
RELEASED
Dining at BaaMoo Bistro and Grill just got
better! A new menu has been released to
complement the perfect setting of Vikings
Town Centre with its stunning vista of the
beautiful Brindabella ranges. The Grill menu
highlights the specialities of the house and
the range of dishes cater to all tastes.
Supplementing the menu is an extensive
specials board updated daily with mouthwatering dishes. The function menu has
also been revised, providing Members
with varied, quality menu’s representing
great value.
APRIL 2012
The Kid’s area
directly off the
Restaurant allows
all to relax
and enjoy the
experience.
RED ROCK
BISTRO OPENS
Lanyon welcomes the opening of Red
Rock Bistro. The refurbished Restaurant
takes inspiration from the Murrumbidgee
Red Rocks Gorge in Tuggeranong,
the cliffs of which are coloured by the
oxidisation of the iron in the rock. The deep
pool at the bottom of the cliff is a great
lunch spot, and so too is Red Rock Bistro.
The addition of a Kid’s area directly off
the Restaurant also allows all to relax and
enjoy the experience. Operating 7 days a
week, Jacob and his team welcome you to
come and try delicious Modern Australian
fare at great prices.
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LANYON
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HEIDELBERG STREET CONDER
Trading Hours | Sunday to Wednesday 10am–1am, Thursday to Saturday 10am–3am
The first stage of refurbishments are complete at Lanyon, with the opening
of Red Rock Bistro and the addition of a Kid’s room equipped with the latest
games and a movie screening area. The Gaming Lounge has been relocated
to the southern end of the first floor, opening up the view to the Brindabella’s.
Come in and enjoy the change.
FREE ICE
CREAM
Age of
orion
Come in for lunch during school
holidays and every kid’s
meal will receive a free
ice cream!
Big Bucks Bingo presents
Age of Orion with
BIG jackpot prizes
every Tuesday night and
Wednesday morning.
Prizes of $30,000, $10,000 and $2,000 are on
offer every time you play! ACT TP 12/00623
APRIL 2012
Psychic
morning
tea
Thursday 3 May
Bridget Pluis will be appearing in person at Vikings
Lanyon to give you the opportunity to connect with
your loved ones in the Spirit world, and to obtain
Psychic and Spiritual insights into your soul and
world.
Morning Tea
Freshly baked fruit and traditional scones with
jam and vanilla cream
Assortment of cookies
Assortment of cakes
Coffee, selection of tea and juices
$15 per person
Morning tea served at 10am, with
Bridget from 10.30am
Tickets available from Vikings Lanyon
Reception: 6200 8400
Bridget Pluis is known as Australia’s best loved
psychic medium. She hosted a weekly talk back
programme on radio 2UE that remained on top
of the ratings for over six years. This show was
also relayed through 4BC in Brisbane, 2MC Pt.
Macquarie and 2CC Canberra. Her amazing ability
to communicate with her listeners, giving them an
insight into where they were going and who was
around them, constantly stunned the caller.
Bridget has written for many well known
publications in Australia, her column in The
Australian Women’s Weekly attracted interest within
Australia but also from overseas. She is currently
writing for That’s Life magazine. She appeared
on Good Morning Australia and for many years
entertained passengers on P & O Cruise Ships.
She is also a successfully published author of
twelve books. Heaven Waits and Saying Goodbye
is Not Forever hit the best sellers list, the former
remaining number one for many weeks.
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VIKINGS LATE NIGHT
COURTESY BUS
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We are trialing a late night courtesy bus every FRIDAY and
SATURDAY evening as per the timetable below. Jump on at any
stop along the way and ride the route for a gold coin donation.
Member feedback is vital for us, so feel free to send us an
email at: bus@vikings.com.au
1. Vikings
Town Centre
2. Wanniassa
Red Rooster
3. Vikings
Erindale
4. Fadden
Pines
5. Vikings
Chisholm
6. Richardson
Shops
7. Vikings
Lanyon
8. Gordon
Shops
9. Bonython
Shops
21:30
21:35
21:42-21:47
21:55
21:59-22:05
22:12
22:19-22:25
22:28
22:39
22:39-22:45
22:50
22:57-23:02
23:10
23:14-23:20
23:27
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Timetable subject to change. Please check with reception.
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Peter
Powers
Star of 50 television shows and dubbed ‘The Evil Hypnotist’, Peter
continues to shock, amaze and thrill his audiences around the world with
his hilarious, live stage show. The live show promises to be much funnier
than anything you will see on TV. Dare you be hypnotised? If not, come
along and split your sides with laughter at those who do.
Ticketing Office is open Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm at Vikings Erindale | Phone 02 6121 2131
Tickets also available at SONGLAND Shop T7 Cooleman Court WESTON CREEK. Open 7 days.
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saturday
21 apr
DINNER & SHOW $60
6:30pm - Reserved Seating
SHOW ONLY $35
8pm - Unreserved Seating
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Saturday
1927
It’s been 20 years since the Australian band, 1927, burst onto the scene
with their debut album,…ISH, selling half a million copies in Australia.
Following it’s reissue in September 2009, on iTunes, the album peaked at
#10. Featuring the hit singles “That’s When I Think Of You”, “If I Could”,
You’ll Never Know” and “Compulsory Hero”, ..ISH, remains one of the
highest selling debut albums ever by an Australian band. Now after a long
hiatus, the band are back together, due mainly to the unbelievably positive
response from fans.
16 june
Show Only $32
Pre-Sale
($37 at the Door)
8:30 PM - Unreserved
seating/standing
Ticketing Office is open Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm at Vikings Erindale | Phone 02 6121 2131
Tickets also available at SONGLAND Shop T7 Cooleman Court WESTON CREEK. Open 7 days.
APRIL 2012
FROGS
ON toast
Friday
25 may
Frogs on Toast Cabaret Show, arguably the funniest show in Australia,
has won three Awards in the prestigious Australian Entertainment ‘MO’
Awards. They have also had multi-Award nominations including the ACE
Awards (Australian Club Entertainment Awards). The Show consists of
three very talented musicians, Jeff Vandenberg, Mick Ellis and Geoff
Hale and an exceptionally talented front-line. Frogs on Toast, has
been performing for 14 years and has been an incredible journey with
approximately 1500 gigs stretching from Broken Hill to Hobart and to far
North to Maryborough in QLD. Frogs on Toast is just for fun and lots of it!
Ticketing Office is open Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm at Vikings Erindale | Phone 02 6121 2131
Tickets also available at SONGLAND Shop T7 Cooleman Court WESTON CREEK. Open 7 days.
DINNER & SHOW $60
6:30pm - Reserved Seating
SHOW ONLY $30
8:15pm - Unreserved Seating
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buddy’s
back
Buddy’s Back is one of the most exciting shows to hit the Australian
cabaret circuit in years. During this two hour show Scot Robin who played
the lead role in the smash hit musical “Buddy”, (Original cast) will perform
over thirty of Buddy Holly’s hit songs including; “That’ll Be The Day” ,
“Peggy Sue” , “Raining In My Heart”, “Rave On” and of course “Oh Boy!”.
Buddy’s Back has and will continue to excite audiences both visually
and musically with its high energy performance, brilliant costumes and
fantastic musicianship.
FRIDAY
20 july
Dinner & Show $65
6:30PM - Reserved seating
Show Only $35
8:30PM - Unreserved seating
Ticketing Office is open Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm at Vikings Erindale | Phone 02 6121 2131
Tickets also available at SONGLAND Shop T7 Cooleman Court WESTON CREEK. Open 7 days.
APRIL 2012
OUR
Community
VIKINGS SPORTS AWARDS
In 1984 the Tuggeranong Valley Rugby Union & Amateur
Sports Club (TVRU&ASC) introduced the H.R. Heher
Shield Sports Awards, for outstanding achievement in
amateur sport in the Tuggeranong Valley.
Since then, the number of clubs affiliated with the
Group has grown from twelve to fifty-three, and
comprises over 8000 athletes. These Awards are
now highly regarded by the Tuggeranong community,
as evidenced by large numbers attending and the
quality of the nominees in all categories.
The presentation of the 2011 Sports Awards was held
on Saturday 25th February 2012, at The Auditorium.
On the evening, outstanding local sports people,
coaches and volunteers from the Valley’s amateur
sports clubs were recognised for their performances
in the previous 12 months.
The evening featured the following presentations:
The Sportsman’s Warehouse
H.R. Heher Shield
Presented for outstanding achievement by a senior
sports person. Previous recipients include Australian
Test cricketer Michael Bevan, Australian Softball
representative Andrew Kirkpatrick, World Long Distance
Mountain Running Champion Emma Murray and this year,
Caroline Buchanan the Australian BMX Champion.
ActewAGL Shield
Presented for outstanding achievement in school and
junior sport in the Valley. Previous winners include Wallaby
star, Joe Roff, outstanding track athlete Kelly Roberts,
World Junior Downhill Mountain Bike Champion Ben Cory,
the Australian School’s 400 Metre Champion Angeline
Blackburn and most recently this award went to Keely
Rodrigo who was the youngest ever athlete selected for
the under 21’s Australian Netball Squad.
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The Chronicle Shield
Presented for best team performance. This award was
won by the Tuggeranong Valley Lawn Bowling Club whose
Men’s Pennant team won an unprecedented 4th straight
ACT championship team’s event.
The Coca Cola Shield
Presented for outstanding coaching or official’s
achievement. Previous winners have been State and
National coaches in their chosen fields and this year was
won by Miekel Rose for his outstanding work with the
Tuggeranong Vikings BMX Club.
Vikings Health &
Fitness Centre Award
Presented to a non-paid official or volunteer helper, who
has given exceptional service to their sport in general or to
a specific club or group. The winner this year was Juanita
Matheson from the Southern Canberra Gymnastics Club.
Vikings Sports Scholarships
Another feature of the evening was the awarding of ten Viking Sports Scholarships, by President
Mr David Paull. The scholarships were presented to a number of elite sports men & women to assist
them with the costs involved in competing in their chosen sport, while continuing their studies at either
college or tertiary level.
This year’s recipients were:
Ashleigh Costello
Victoria King
Eamon MacDonnell
Brendan Laidley
Patrick Baker
Brindabella
Calisthenics College
Tuggeranong Valley
Cricket Club
Tuggeranong Vikings
Hockey Club
Tuggeranong Vikings
Hockey Club
Lake Tuggeranong
Rowing Club
Amy Brown
Stephanie Jameson
Victoria Schmahl
Emma Kelly
Justin Trabinger Tuggeranong Netball
Association
Tuggeranong Netball
Association
Tuggeranong Netball
Association
Tuggeranong Vikings
Swim Club
Tuggeranong Vikings
Water Polo Club
APRIL 2012
SOUTHERN CANBERRA
GYMNASTICS CLUB
Fifteen of our senior gymnasts have recently
taken on the world in Hawaii competing at two
international competitions against 9 countries and
130 clubs, including 6 other Australian clubs and
also New Zealand.
Our level 6 team members were Katerina
Babajanov, Naomi Hirth, Tiana McHardie,
Emma Newton, Maddison Pearce and Hannah
Peryman. The Level 7 competition saw Celina
Bianchini, Georgia Evans, Teagan McKeague and
Laura Pasquetti step up a level to show off new
routines. Also, progressing up to Level 8, Alannah
Bourandanis, Bianca Collicutt, Jaidyn Metcalfe and
Melanie O’Mara were strong competitors as was
Bianka Rose at Level 9.
The first competition, hosted by Kokokahi
Gymnastics Club and held at Le Jardin Academy in
Honolulu was the “Aloha Gymfest”. Emma, Tiana
and Hannah placed 7th, 8th and 9th in the 11-13
yr Level 6’s while Katerina placed 1st, Maddison
2nd and Naomi 5th in the 14yrs. Georgia placed 3rd
and Celina 5th in Level 7, 13yrs with Teagan 2nd
and Laura 9th in the 14yrs. Melanie came 2nd in
Level 8 12yrs, Alannah 3rd in 13yrs, Jaidyn 1st and
Bianca 6th in 14yrs divisions and Bianka placed 1st
in the Level 9 group. All girls received medals and
unique trophies, a hand selected shell mounted on
a wooden base.
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There was certainly time for rest and play in
between competitions, with the next few days
filled with outings like learning to surf at Waikiki
beach, Snorkelling at Hanauma Bay, hiking up
Diamond Head crater, shopping at Ala Moana
Shopping Centre and the Outlets, visiting Cultural
Centres and experiencing the traditional Hawaiian
food and dance at Germaine’s Luau. The girls also
enjoyed learning the lingo with greetings of “Aloha
and Mahalo”.
The next competition was “Gymnastics in Paradise”
hosted by Hawaiian Island Tumblers. The girls
performed extremely well again this time bringing
home more medals and a wooden carved Ku
Tiki, known as the God of Strength. Results were
commendable again with Emma 2nd, Hannah 4th
and Tiana 5th, Katerina 1st, Maddison 2nd and
Naomi 6th, Georgia 2nd and Celina 5th, Teagan 6th
and Laura 8th, Melanie 1st and Alannah 3rd, Jaidyn
2nd and Bianca 3rd, and Bianka 2nd.
The entire trip was an amazing experience for all
gymnasts, as well as coaches Valeriy Shuster,
Carlene Bourandanis and Nicole Alexander and
the chaperones and families who travelled to
support the team. The club anticipates travelling
in the future to more international competitions
with both their Men’s and Women’s teams.
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Tuggeranong Vikings
Triathlon Club
Tuggeranong Vikings Triathlon Club (TVTC) was
established in 1997 as a swim squad by a small
group of families in the Tuggeranong Valley looking to
maintain some fitness, in a fun and social environment.
Since this time, with a switch in focus to triathlon, our
membership has steadily grown to now be in excess of
100 people of all ages, with the club continuing to pride
itself on its friendly and social atmosphere, while at the
same time offering both the serious and ‘not so serious’
athlete professional triathlon coaching services.
Novice Program
The Club offers a Novice Program in the latter half of
the year as an excellent way to get started in the sport
of Triathlon. It is perfect for everyone from complete
beginners, to those who are looking for a structured
and supported way of starting out (or returning to) the
sport of Triathlon. Participants are offered 10 weeks
of coaching and introduction to the four disciplines of
triathlon – swimming, cycling, running, and transition.
Participants are also assisted in preparing for the
Novice series of triathlon events this summer. We are
proud to state that we have a high number of novices
who stay on after the program and become valued
club members.
The success of our
club can be measured
by representation by
our members at club,
territory, Australian
and International
levels.
Our racing history
The success of our club can be measured by
representation by our members at club, territory,
Australian and International levels. Vikings have
successfully completed some amazing races
including the Ironman World Championships in Kona,
Hawaii, Australian Ironman, various Age Group World
Championships, Long Distance World Champs, Xterra
World Champs, Australian Schools Championship, Sri
Chinmoy Triple Tri (Solo), Canberra Marathon, MONT
24 Hour Mountain Bike race and the Deca Ironman.
Junior Program
The Club offers the only Junior Triathlon Participation
Program in the ACT. This program is run in conjunction
with Triathlon ACT (TACT) and is designed to introduce
kids to the sport of triathlon. The program currently
has over 30 children participating and commits three
coaches to skill development in swimming, riding,
running and transition. Training sessions are provided
from October to December (just before school ends
for the year). Over the past three years the program
has proven to be immensely successful with numbers
more than tripling over the last two years. As a result
of the success of the program the Club has now
been approached to work with local schools to assist
with running fundraising Duathlons. This is a great
opportunity to encourage further development of
our program and the sport whilst ensuring the local
community is supported. Many of our older participants
are now members of the elite squads that represent
Canberra at local and state competitions.
Contacts
Check out our web site at http://www.vikingstri.com.au
or for more information about our club please email our
President at president@vikingstri.com.au
APRIL 2012
rugby
ROUNDS
Vikings Win Australian
Club Championship
The team arrived in Sunnybank all set for a pre
season fixture only to find out the game was a
little more important. It was confirmed during the
warm up that it would be for the Australian Club
Championship. So things got a little more serious
but the Vikings were still confident, as they had
put in a good pre season. The game kicked off in
some sweltering Queensland heat, with the Vikings
showing early on that they weren’t here to make up
the numbers. From the start the red men dominated
their opposition pack in all aspects of the game.
The first points came from former Sunnybank player
Tom Murday. He muscled his way over in the corner
after some good build up play from the pack.
Rodney Iona stood up and slotted the touchline
conversion and it was game on. The next try came
from an excellent counter-attacking piece of play,
which involved the whole team and was finished off
by captain Beau Mokotupu. After some sloppy play
Sunnybank got the next score through an intercept.
This slowed down the good momentum the Vikings
had been building. But it didn’t take long for the
Canberra boys to get themselves back into the
opposition territory and get the 3rd try. JP Mynhardt
finished off a nice piece of play from an attacking
lineout in the far corner after some delicate hands
from James Turner. This spurred on Sunnybank to
pick it up they got into their impressive offloading
game and after some good play scored a try in the
corner. Penalties were exchanged and the score
was 20-13. With the introduction of Brumbies
prop Scott Sio the Vikings pack became even
more impressive at set piece time. After gaining
good territory again and some strong carries
by the pack, Scott barged over for a try to
make it 27-13 after Rodney added the extras.
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A brief lapse in concentration led to Sunnybank
slipping in for a cheap score on the half time whistle
to make it 27-20 at the break.
But the Vikings weren’t going to let this slip away.
After the break a turnover from a scrum and 2 big
passes to the far touchline gave Vikings a break,
which resulted in a try from fullback Brenden
Taueki. This saw the introduction of some of our
young guns Colts back rower Kerry Mcinerney who
got stuck in from the start and 17 year old Andrew
Robinson. Robbo was only on the field when a
quick lineout saw him bullet off and show no fear as
he ran at the defenders beating them for fun. Still in
school the young back showed he has a very bright
future. With momentum back on their side Vikings
went hunting for their next score. A turn over deep
in their own half saw big prop JP Pradaud break
and off load to winger Darragh Fanning who broke
down his touchline and took on the full back to
send Paula Kaho racing under the posts to add
a 7 pointer. With the bench emptied and the heat
not dying the game got a little scrappy towards
the end and Sunnybank got in for 2 late tries.
But the final say of the day came from the Vikings.
Another 17 year old making his debut was fly half
Willoughby Axelsen getting a great turnover on the
Sunnybank line, which David Pocock would have
been proud of. The ball was sent out to big Mikey
Noble with a clear 1m run to the line he made some
seriously hard work of dotting down the ball.
Final Score 47-32 and the Vikings won the
Australian Club Championship for the first time.
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Vikings Charity Day
After the great success of last year’s charity day
the Vikings are proud to announce it is back again.
This year we are hoping to be as successful as last year.
It again will be run in conjunction with The Cerebral
Palsy Alliance and Community CPS. Last year the
Vikings had great success in this event by raising over
$12,000 for the Cerebral Palsy Alliance. The day will
also double up as the clubs Sponsors / Ladies day,
so all ladies and sponsors are invited to be guests of
the club and enjoy the rugby with refreshments and
the after match entertainment. Last year was a very
enjoyable affair with the highlight of the evening the
jersey auction. Again the 1st Grade side will be wearing
a specially designed jersey for this event and they
will be auctioned off afterwards. The day will kick off
early for the rugby and will continue onto VP3 after the
rugby action is over. Please come along and support
this great event, which is for a great cause and is a
fun day out. Our aim is to top last years amount raised
so try support where possible. Keep an eye on the
rugby club website for updates in the run up to the
day at www.vikingsrugby.com.au.
APRIL
FIXTURES
Sat 14 April @ Viking Park
Vikings v Queanbeyan
Sat 21 April @ Nicholls Oval
Gungahlin v Vikings
Sat 28 April @ Viking Park
Vikings v Royals
New Rugby Online
Just over 2 months ago Vikings Rugby launched a new
website which to date has been very well received by
all. We are also now producing a weekly E-Newsletter.
The weekly E-mail contains all the updates from around
the rugby club, from match reports to game highlights to
funny interviews. It is also very informative with weekly
fixtures, results, upcoming events and general news from
around the club. If you wish to receive this E-Newsletter
please E-mail Brad.Harris@vikings.com.au. We are also
updating the clubs Facebook page and Twitter so get
liking and tweeting.
APRIL 2012
Keeping
in Touch…
Through these communication channels we aim to
ensure you are across all your Club has to offer.
Club News
Club News has now returned
to a monthly offering to keep
our information current for
Members and is released on
the 1st of each month.
Website – including
Members section
The website contains
information about all things
Vikings! The Members section
includes the latest information
on promotions and a daily
rundown of “What’s on”.
www.vikings.com.au
E-News
CEO Feedback
E-News is published on a
weekly basis every Wednesday
– update your email address
in the members section
at www.vikings.com.au
to ensure you receive this
communication.
Our CEO, Danny Munk, wants
you to tell him what works,
what doesn’t and he has
committed to respond within
24 hours of receiving your
email or call. Put your thoughts
in writing to ceofeedback@
vikings.com.au or drop him
a line on 6209 5500.
Members
Information Booklet
Comment Cards
The Members Information
Booklet is available at all Club
Receptions and has detailed
information on trading hours,
promotions, entertainment
and facilities.
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