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RSL NSW faces crisis over leadership disputes, financial mismanagement, and loss of trust, with a vote to oust its president and ally.
RSL NSW, Australia’s largest ex-servicemen’s organisation, is in crisis amid internal conflict, financial instability, and eroding trust.
Once seen as a reforming force under President Mick Bainbridge, the group now faces allegations of mismanagement, conflicts of interest, and a legal challenge Bainbridge launched against the organisation itself—threatening a critical real estate deal.
Centralisation efforts have sparked backlash from grassroots members who accuse leaders of undermining local autonomy and mishandling over $1 billion in assets across 300 sub-branches.
Scandals include unreported branch closures, treasurer fraud, and exploitative club leases.
A joint meeting will decide whether to remove Bainbridge and ally Paul James, who deny wrongdoing.
The outcome will determine the future of an institution struggling to regain credibility and relevance.
RSL NSW enfrenta una crisis por disputas de liderazgo, mala gestión financiera y pérdida de confianza, con una votación para expulsar a su presidente y aliado.