Mr. Jason Moore

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Craig Truslove is congratulated by Windsor RSL Club general manager Jason Moore on winning last year's Hawkesbury Bridge to Bridge Powerboat Classic.
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Craig Truslove is congratulated by Windsor RSL Club general manager Jason Moore on winning last year's Hawkesbury Bridge to Bridge Powerboat Classic.
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Windsor RSL Club general manager, Jason Moore, confirmed the club's on going sponsorship of the event and said he was delighted with growing international interest in the event.

"Following the success that was generated by last year's Windsor RSL sponsorship, we are thrilled to be back supporting the unique event that carries our name," he said.

Record entries are expected for the 72nd Windsor RSL Bridge 2 Bridge Classic, with confirmed starters having already been booked from Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria and all over NSW.

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Windsor RSL general manager Jason Moore congratulates Ricky Howard and team Hyper Active members (left to right) Brent Lewis, Glenn Howells, Tyla Howard, Jason Hammond, Rarnie, Josh and Coby Howard, and Jason Darcy.
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Windsor RSL general manager Jason Moore congratulates Ricky Howard and team Hyper Active members (left to right) Brent Lewis, Glenn Howells, Tyla Howard, Jason Hammond, Rarnie, Josh and Coby Howard, and Jason Darcy.

As a highlight of Australia Day celebrations at the club, general manager Jason Moore unveiled the extension plans, which will triple the existing club floor area and provide outdoor entertainment areas, a carpark and complete refurbishment of the existing club building.

"You won't recognise the club," Mr Moore said."It'll look like brand-new premises, but we'll still be retaining our friendly atmosphere."

Referring to its sail-like roof, Riverstone MP John Aquilina hailed the building as "the Opera House of the Hawkesbury".

"It will stand out in the Hawkesbury," Mr Moore said."It will enable us to showcase what the Hawkesbury can achieve , that we can be

modern and upmarket."

With club membership expanding from 2900 to 4000 over the past two years, Mr Moore said the club expected membership to more than double, to 10,000, following the extension.

"We plan to attract a lot of corporate membership, as well as provide a venue for local residents to hold functions or just to come and have a coffee," Mr Moore said.

Jason Moore of Windsor RSL

Windsor RSL Club secretary-manager Jason Moore declined to comment on Ms Barnes' case and all enquiries were directed to the club's solicitors, who told The Gazette the matter was closed.