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About the NSW Club Industry
Not-for-profit clubs provide considerable economic and social benefits to local communities and the state's economy.
Local clubs have a long and celebrated history as social, cultural and economic assets that benefit their communities.
NSW clubs are a meeting place for friends, families, volunteer organisations, and community and sporting groups.
Clubs support approximately 75,500 direct and indirect jobs right across the state of NSW.
