Memorial venue hire enquiry form

Venue hire applications must be made in writing by completing submitting the form below no less than 20 business days prior to the proposed event date. Submission of the booking enquiry form does not guarantee approval.

If approved, the venue hire confirmation is subject to the receipt of a signed acceptance of the Venue Hire Terms and Conditions, and full payment of all Venue Hire fees and charges at least fourteen (14) business days prior to the event.

Designated contact

Contact's name *

Organisation

Is the organisation not-for-proft *

ABN / ACN

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Postcode *

Telephone

Mobile number *

Email address *

Proposed event details

Please use the dropdown options below to indicate your preferred dates for your event.

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Is catering required *

Will alcohol be served *

Detail any equipment you plan to bring on site

On this day

3 June

1942 — Battle of MIDWAY began. This decisive victory by the US Navy over the Japanese Navy shifted the balance of sea power in the Pacific and forced Japan to abandon plans to attack New Caledonia, Fiji and Samoa. Japanese losses were 4 aircraft carriers, 1 cruiser, 248 aircraft, and over 3,000 sailors. American losses were 1 aircraft carrier, 1 destroyer, 150 aircraft, and 307 men

1944 — 78 Squadron, RAAF, carried out the last major air combat by the RAAF in WW2, off BIAK Island, New Guinea. 10 enemy planes were shot down for the loss of one Australian plane and pilot

1969 — HMAS MELBOURNE collided with USS FRANK E EVANS in the South China Sea. EVANS was cut in half and 74 of her crew were killed