M1 Mounties Health Club
Restaurant in Fairfield

Mounties is the home of live sport, with all major events televised and the club also offers a outrageous choice of entertainment, from live bands to massive name acts. Mounties also offers a huge range of facilities, including function rooms, a world class gymnasium, physio, kid minding, a hairdresser, rewards shop and travel agent. And just by being a member of Mounties, you have the chance to win cash and other great prizes in our routine member promotions. Times are subject to management discretion. Several men enjoying a beer in a hotel in Cabramatta had the idea to construct a workers style club that supported the social and sporting needs of the community. The beginning sporting clubs of the area were rugby league and cricket, both formed in 1927. Among the members of the cricket team were two of the White brothers Mortimer (Mitty) and Joe, brothers of Terry and Cecil who became Mt Pritchard District Community Club’s beginning president and inaugural committee member respectively. The problem was that maximum women preferred not to go there and there was nothing to retain children entertained. What was needed was a social focal point for the developing Mt Pritchard community. The newcomers, together with the established residents of Mt Pritchard, decided to do something about it. The concept was born during a series of meetings conducted in the homes of interested parties. Debentures were struck and 300 (around 600) was raised toward the establishment of the Club. The dream became a reality when local resident, the slow Tom McAuliffe, offered a block of land in Meadows Road in exchange for debentures in the club. The funds raised by the debentures paid for the two ex government huts that became the original club house. Despite the known need for a district community club felt by maximum local residents, there was a powerful opposition from local hotels, sporting clubs and the authorities. However, another four years passed before the courts granted the Club a liquor license. A vision was turned into a reality that every member of Mt Pritchard District Community Club can be immensely proud of. The Responsible Service of Alcohol is one of Mounties most urgent responsibilities. All the Group's front of house staff has been trained in BSA, which aims to minimize negative social impact of alcohol consumption and ensure alcohol is enjoyed responsibly at Mounties. Mounties Group is committed to the responsible service of gaming. The club is instrumental in setting up BetSafe, an expert consultancy service to combat problem gambling. BetSafe provides areas of education and counseling that have proved invaluable in the process of hurt minimization on which the club has embarked. Is gambling a problem for you? Individuals have the responsibility to not smoke in smoke free areas.

Several men enjoying a beer in a hotel in Cabramatta had the idea to build a workers style club that supported the social and sporting needs of the community. 47 years ago, Green Valley had not been released for housing commission development and Mt Pritchard was neither bush nor suburb. As the population of Mt Pritchard grew so too did the call for more leisure and sporting activities and thus, the need for more venues and meeting places. The first sporting clubs of the area were rugby league and cricket, both formed in 1927. Among the members of the cricket team were two of the White brothers Mortimer (Mitty) and Joe, brothers of Terry and Cecil who became Mt Pritchard District Community Club’s first president and inaugural committee member respectively. Of course for the men who liked a drink behind work, the nearest hotel was at Cabramatta. The problem was that maximum women preferred not to go there and there was nothing to keep children entertained. What was required was a social focal point for the developing Mt Pritchard community. The newcomers, together with the established residents of Mt Pritchard, decided to do something about it. The concept was born during a series of meetings conducted in the homes of interested parties. Debentures were struck and 300 (around 600) was raised toward the establishment of the Club. The dream became a reality when local resident, the late Tom McAuliffe, offered a block of land in Meadows Road in exchange for debentures in the club. The funds raised by the debentures paid for the two ex government huts that became the creative club house. Despite the known need for a district community club felt by maximum local residents, there was a mighty opposition from local hotels, sporting clubs and the authorities. However, another four years passed prior the courts granted the Club a liquor license. Looking at the Club today, the area that it commands and the millions of dollars of promote it provides to the community and 30 plus Sub Clubs, it is solid to imagine its unpretentious beginnings in the premature 60's. A vision was turned into a reality that every member of Mt Pritchard Distri