Branch Details
Community Bank Tugun not only gives you access to award-winning financial products and services, we're also committed to returning profits to our local communities.
Address:
1-3/482 Golden Four Drive
Tugun QLD 4224
Operating Hours:
Mon-Fri 9:30am-4:00pm
Services:
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What's happening
Do good. Do more. And do well.
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$366 million reinvested nationally
Our network is committed to returning profits to local communities. That's why we're Australia's #1 'community' bank. And we're playing our part.
Tugun's scholarship program
We are excited to announce that the 2025 Scholarship program for students who are endeavouring to pursue further studies at university or TAFE in 2025 is now open. The program will provide 2 students from across southeast Queensland and Northern NSW with a scholarship of $2,500 each. The scholarship program closes on 31 January 2025.
Apply now for a University Bachelor Degree Scholarship or TAFE Scholarship.
Our stories
Keep up-to-date with what's happening in our community and visit our Facebook page.
Sponsorships & Grants
Sponsorships and Grants
We are committed to supporting local communities
Yes, it’s time to feel good about who you bank with.
Our Community Bank branches give up to 80% of profits back to the community. We aim to develop long-term prosperity by supporting programs that help empower local individuals and groups within the local community.
Community Investment
We support initiatives through grants, sponsorships and scholarships that help create a resilient, sustainable and thriving community.
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Here's how we're making great things happen in Tugun...
Supporting youth in our community
We are committed to providing youth in our community the support they need. We do this through various projects and initiatives we have sponsored, such as mentoring programs, youth events, scholarship programs and much more.
To help us determine the needs of our youth, we held both a Community Forum and a Youth Forum. It was unanimously decided that a one stop shop service be provided to easily access information on local services, programs, activities and events for the young people of our local community.
The service will consist of a physical hub as well as a digital platform and we are grateful to Division 13 Cr. Daphne McDonald and Division 14 Cr. Gail O’Neill, who are working together with City of Gold Coast on a Community Hub to be located at Palm Beach. This Hub will also enable youth service providers to use the space to deliver their activities, programs, and information.
Whilst work continues with the development of the Community Hub, we have also been focusing on delivering a digital solution. A committee of volunteer community representatives was formed in July 2020, and in April 2021 Hubble GC was launched as a website service. This website offers a wide range of information for youth to access.
The committee continues to work hard on expanding the website services and raising Hubble GC awareness by attending local events. Both financial and in-kind support of approximately $20,000 has been provided to the project. For more information visit, www.hubblegc.com.
Supporting education
Education is one of our important assets, whether it’s through traditional schooling, TAFE, or university. Students have access to a wide variety of opportunities they can pursue, but sometimes they need a lending hand to help them get on the right path.
Cooee GC is an innovative program dedicated to helping students to become standout citizens with the help of surfing. This unique program links Elanora State High School students to employment opportunities, apprenticeships, high performance trainers and the surfing industry whilst learning real life skills and gaining experience. We are proud to support the growth of the program with funding to help youth achieve their goals.
Supporting local business
Our GC South Business Networking event and the Southern Business Women Connect luncheon allows local businesses to connect with other like-minded people.
The GC South Business Networking event is held quarterly and is co-hosted by a business or community organisation at a local venue. The informal gathering is an opportunity to meet and mingle in a relaxed atmosphere and has become increasingly popular.
The Southern Business Women Connect luncheon is held in October with the recent event attracting over 140 ladies (and some gentlemen). They were able to hear from a panel of businesswomen speak about their experiences, trials, and triumphs as a woman in business.
Forms & Documents
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Community Investment Balance Sheet 2022-23pdf, 1.5 MB
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Community Investment Balance Sheet 2021-22pdf, 107 KB
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Contributions (Supporter List) 2021pdf, 3.8 MB
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Community Investment Balance Sheet 2020-21pdf, 1.2 MB
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Community Investment Balance Sheet 2019-20pdf, 1.5 MB
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2017-18-Balance-Sheet-Tugun-and-District-Finances-Limitedpdf, 73 KB
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Investors & Shareholders
Investor & Shareholder
Investor & Shareholder
Community Bank Tugun is proud to support our customers, our community and our shareholders. View key information for investors and download our financial reports.
Financial Statements & Reports
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2024 Annual Reportpdf, 1.9 MB
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2023 Half Yearly Financial Reportpdf, 662 KB
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2023 Annual Reportpdf, 1.6 MB
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Financial Report 31 December 2022pdf, 1.5 MB
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2022 Annual Reportpdf, 1 MB
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Financial Report 31 December 2021pdf, 632 KB
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2021 Annual Reportpdf, 4.7 MB
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Financial Report 31 December 2020pdf, 246 KB
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2020 Annual Reportpdf, 3.9 MB
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Financial Report 31 December 2019pdf, 739 KB
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2019 Annual Reportpdf, 812 KB
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Financial Report 31 December 2018pdf, 4.3 MB
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2018 Annual Reportpdf
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2017 Annual Reportpdf
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2016 Annual Reportpdf
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2015 Annual Reportpdf
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2014 Annual Reportpdf
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2014 Half Year Financial Statementspdf
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2013 Annual Reportpdf
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2013 Half Year Financial Statementspdf
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2012 Annual Reportpdf
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2011 Annual Reportpdf
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2010 Annual Reportpdf
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2009 Annual Reportpdf
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2008 Annual Reportpdf
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2007 Annual Reportpdf
Company Noticeboard
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TDFL Notice of AGM 2024pdf, 136 KB
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TDFL Proxy Form 2024pdf, 186 KB
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Newsletter Spring 2024pdf, 1.1 MB
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TDFL Notice of EGM 2024pdf, 196 KB
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TDFL Director Remuneration Explanatory Notepdf, 198 KB
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TDFL Mission Statementpdf, 351 KB
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Newsletter 2023pdf, 3.6 MB
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Newsletter Summer 2022-23pdf, 2.1 MB
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Newsletter Summer 2021-22pdf, 703 KB
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Newsletter Summer 2020-21pdf, 1.4 MB
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Newsletter Summer 2019-2020pdf, 1.5 MB
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Newsletter-Autumn-2019pdf, 1.5 MB
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Newsletter-Spring-2018pdf, 1.2 MB
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Newsletter-Summer-2017pdf, 587 KB
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Newsletter-Winter-2017pdf, 648 KB
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Newsletter-Autumn-2016pdf, 858 KB
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Newsletter-Summer-2014pdf, 866 KB
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autumn-winter-2012pdf, 460 KB
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summer2011pdf, 434 KB
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dec10pdf, 432 KB
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spring09pdf, 327 KB
Shareholders- Contact Us
Company Details:
Tugun & District Finances Limited
ABN 57 102 056 306
Shop 1-3, 482 Golden Four Drive
Tugun QLD 4224
Postal Address:
Shop 1-3, 482 Golden Four Drive, Tugun QLD 4224
Secretary Details:
Robert Marshall
Shop 1-3, 482 Golden Four Drive
Tugun QLD 4224
Email: Email: rwmarshall1946@outlook.com
Ph: Phone: (07) 5559 5700
Share Registry:
Postal Address:
PO Box 454
Bendigo VIC 3552
Trading Shares (LVM)
Trading Shares (LVM)
Tugun & District Finances Limited
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