Diggers MC Sydney Chapter

22/05/2026

Sydney out n about

18/04/2026

the sallyman is such an important roll in the defence for

This is where the journey begins.

The march will move through communities across NSW, from Holsworthy to Canberra.

📍 Holsworthy
📍 Camden
📍 Picton
📍 Bargo
📍 Bowral
📍 Bundanoon
📍 Marulan
📍 Goulburn
📍 Queanbeyan
📍 Canberra

Every town. Every step. Every person who joins.

This isn’t something you watch from afar.
This is something you become part of.

We’ll be sharing exact times, meeting points, and how you can join in each location.

So keep an eye on this page — your moment to step in is coming.

18/04/2026

06/02/2026

Sydney out and about in Wollongong

19/01/2026

some of the brothers went out to Orange and can confirm its still a backwards town haha

05/12/2025

yesterday brothers from Sydney and northside attended the annual dream night at taronga zoo
an event close to our hearts and what a great event it was with lots of smiles on the kids faces and countless hi 5s

Dreamnight originated in 1996 at Rotterdam Zoo as an annual outing for children from their local children’s hospital. Now twenty-seven years later, approximately 260 zoos from 37 countries across the world take part in this event. Dreamnight at Taronga Zoo is now in its 16th consecutive year and is a highlight of our event calendar.



The purpose of the event is to help families of sick and disadvantaged children in their healing process and to offer a positive and happy experience during what may be a tough time.

10/11/2025

Today, on Remembrance Day, we join all Australians to observe a one-minute silence to acknowledge, honour and remember those who have served our country in all wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations.

More than a century ago, at 11am on 11 November 1918, silence fell across the Western Front after more than four years of war. The German forces called for an armistice – suspension of fighting – in order to secure a peace settlement, accepting the Allied terms of unconditional surrender.

Originally known as Armistice Day, this occasion was renamed Remembrance Day after the Second World War to commemorate those who were killed in both World Wars. The armistice marked not just the end of war, but the beginning of remembrance—for those who served, suffered, and sacrificed.

Remembrance Day continues to hold deep meaning for Australians. It is a time to honour the courage, sacrifice and service of those who have defended our nation – past and present.

Each year, on 11 November, Australians pause for one minute of silence to reflect on the human cost of war. From the battlefields of the First World War to contemporary operations across the globe, the legacy of service endures.

Today, more than 1800 Australian Defence Force personnel are deployed on operations both overseas and within Australia. Wherever they are, they will join the nation in commemorating Remembrance Day.

10/11/2025

LEST WE FORGET

10/11/2025

A big thanks to DMMC Los Robos for a fantastic day out hosting Diggers Military MC Sydney Chapter on their Remembrance Day run,

22/10/2025

brothers from Sydney and Diggers Military MC Northside chaters out and about on poker run Saturday