Glen Innes Bowling Club

Jun
01
2026
By Newsroom
Biggest Morning Tea at the Bowlo

Biggest Morning Tea at the Bowlo

Local News
The Glen Innes Bowling Club hosted the Cancer Council's Biggest Morning Tea on 28 May, attracting around 130 guests from across the district in what proved to be a highly successful and heartwarming community event. Decorated in vibrant shades of yellow and blue, the club provided a welcoming and uplifting setting for the occasion. Guests enjoyed a lavish morning tea made possible through the generosity of local businesses, with an abundance of food ensuring there was enough for second and even third helpings, as well as takeaway plates for many attendees. One of the highlights of the morning was the…
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Nov
22
2025
By Megan Redfern
Winners are grinners

Winners are grinners

Local News, Sports,
Paul Jopson loves his work.  He keeps an immaculate green at the Glen Innes Bowling Club (Bowlo) and he enjoys introducing novices to the delights of bowling.  But another of his superpowers is his own bowling ability. Paul was one of the New South Wales team at the recent National Senior’s Championship held at the Devonport Country Club from the 14th – 18th of November organised by Bowls Australia.  The team consisted of twelve players, three rinks of four.  New South Wales won the championship; the first time since 2019.  They defeated Victoria in a hard fought and very close…
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Nov
14
2025
By Newsroom
Bowlo’s 68th Rose Carnival Blooms with Success

Bowlo’s 68th Rose Carnival Blooms with Success

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The Glen Innes Bowling Club’s much-loved Rose Carnival celebrated its 68th year in fine style, drawing bowlers from across the state — and beyond — for a weekend of top-quality play, camaraderie, and community spirit. With a total prize pool of $6,000, the three-day event was a major drawcard for bowlers from 21 clubs including Mooloolaba, Coolum Beach, Blakehurst, Redcliffe, Millmerran, Warwick, Tenterfield, Raymond Terrace, Forster, Stanthorpe, Maclean, Coffs Harbour, Urunga, Woolgoolga, Inverell, Guyra, and Bingara. The carnival kicked off on Friday with a lively Warm-Up Pairs event, featuring 28 teams of pairs, before the main Triples competition on Saturday…
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May
29
2025
By Newsroom
Life-Saving Defibrillator Installed at Glen Innes Bowling Club

Life-Saving Defibrillator Installed at Glen Innes Bowling Club

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The Glen Innes Bowling Club has received a valuable safety upgrade, with the installation of a defibrillator now available to all members and visitors. This addition was made possible through funding from the New South Wales Government’s Local Sport Defibrillator Program. The program provides financial assistance to clubs and sporting organisations across the state to acquire Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), enhancing emergency response capabilities in local communities. Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan visited the Glen Innes Bowling Club to formally announce the funding and meet with staff and members. “The Glen Innes Bowling Club hosts hundreds of people per…
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May
02
2025
By Annette Bain
In Conversation With The Skinner Boyz

In Conversation With The Skinner Boyz

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Who are the Skinner Boyz? Brothers Nathan and Joel Skinner aka The Skinner Boyz are fast becoming musical sensations in their adopted hometown of Glen Innes, where their musical careers are taking off. Nathan, who is older, and Joel grew up on the coast, sharing a love of surfing and music. Taught the guitar largely by his father, Nathan’s early musical influences included finger picking from the 30s, old country blues and “just about every song from Mississippi John Hurt”. Joel was taught the guitar by his father and also Nathan. He used to love listening to Nathan playing his…
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Oct
28
2024
By Megan Redfern
Glen Innes Local Returns Home From Lawn Bowls Comp In Triumph

Glen Innes Local Returns Home From Lawn Bowls Comp In Triumph

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Glen Innes’s own champion lawn bowler, Paul Jopson, has returned in triumph from the Australian National Titles held in Tweed Heads from 11-15th October.  As a member of the New South Wales team, he came away with a second in the men’s competition and with best performed state (men and women combined). Paul stated that it was a “totally awesome team event”, and he’s looking forward to the 2025 National Titles to be held in Tasmania. Mr Jopson is a self taught bowler who has been bowling since 2000.  He has previous winning form.  While living in Queensland, amongst other…
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