A commemorative service for the 80th anniversary of the WW11 Japanese surrender is planned for Friday 15th August, commencing at 10:15am at the WW11 Wall of Remembrance at the SA National War Memorial, corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue, Adelaide. Veterans, families and public are welcome to attend.

The Fort to Fort Walk Remembrance Walk along Adelaide’s shorefront on Sunday 2nd November, between Fort Largs and Fort Glanville is a social activity fundraising event to support veteran wellbeing through the RSL Reach Out Service.

The Port to Port Remembrance Walk at Victor Harbor is planned for Saturday 8th November.

Detailed information: www.rslsa.org.au/rsl-remembrance-walks

On Friday 25th July a service to commemorate the 1953 cessation of Korean War hostilities was conducted in the Drill Hall at the Torrens Parade Ground. 

The 107th Annual RSL SA/NT/Broken Hill Sub-Branch Conference was held today at the Torrens Training Depot, with Sub-Branch representatives from regional and metropolitan areas, and interstate. Proceedings began with the conference opened by Her Excellency the Governor.

2025 State Board Election Results Announced.

Brad Flaherty is elected as State President RSL SA Inc.

Newly Elected Board Members - Phil Southam, Meredith Burgess, Tich Tyson and John O'Grady.

Meredith Burgess, Acting State President, represented the RSL at the Aboriginal Veterans Commemoration at the Torrens Parade Ground.

In bright Adelaide sunshine, the service was attended by Her Excellency the Governor and Mr Bunten, invited guests, ADF representatives, veterans, families, and school students. A Royal Australian Air Force P-8A Poseidon aircraft performed a flyover, to the audience's delight.

On 8th May RSL South Australia conducted a Victory in Europe 80th anniversary service to mark the end of the war with Nazi Germany.

Set at the WW2 Wall of Remembrance alongside the SA National War Memorial, Adelaide, it was attended by Her Excellency the Governor and Mr Bunten, Service Chiefs, veterans, invited guests, the public and students from Annesley Junior School.

From 2nd to 20th July Adelaide’s brightest celebration of art, light, music, and technology brings late nights, bright lights, and big adventures will be celebrated.

As in previous years a temporary toilet facility will be positioned near the public toilet alongside the State War Memorial, North Terrace. Organisers have checked with the RSL and approval has been given as it is handled respectfully and is functional for visitors to the exhibition.

Late last year, RSL Australia announced a ground-breaking initiative to assess the impacts on Australian veterans of service in our armed forces between 2002 and 2021, particularly in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The RSL has already received its first progress report from the research consortium that shows the project is progressing well and is on time www.rslaustralia.org/research