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Brisbane Bowling Club Saved

21 Sep to 23 Sep
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Brisbane Bowling Club Saved. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://theaporia.onrender.com/event/23364

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Griffin Hospitality plans to renovate the clubhouse, bar and kitchen while retaining the atmosphere and character associated with the club.

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ABC News (AU)21 Sep

Will Griffin from Griffin Hospitality Group purchased the Coorparoo Bowls Club in Brisbane for $6 million, saving it from demolition. The deal ensures that both bowling greens will remain intact, with plans to renovate the clubhouse, bar, and kitchen while preserving the club's character. This follows a multi-year campaign by the club’s committee to prevent the site from becoming high-rise apartments; Bowls…

Investor saves Brisbane bowling club with $6m deal →
Sydney Morning Herald21 Sep

The struggling Coorparoo Bowling Club in Brisbane has been saved from potential development by being sold to Griffin Hospitality, which plans to retain its operations as both a bowling venue and hospitality spot. Both bowling greens will remain in use—one for competition and the other for community activities—while the club will undergo renovations to maintain its family-friendly atmosphere and community spirit. The…

Coorparoo Bowlo given new life, bought by hospitality group →
Times of India23 Sep

ABC News reports that the 97-year-old Coorparoo Bowls Club in Brisbane was saved from demolition with a $6 million sale to local investor Will Griffin of Griffin Hospitality Group, rejecting a higher $7 million offer. The agreement ensures both bowling greens remain operational for competitions and casual play, while preserving the club's community role and historic character through planned renovations that…

97-year-old Brisbane bowls club saved in $6M deal after $1M higher offer rejected →

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Investor saves Brisbane bowling club with $6m deal ABC News (Australia) · stated as fact

Coorparoo Bowlo given new life, bought by hospitality group Sydney Morning Herald · stated as fact

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  1. 21 Sep

    "Our ambition is for people to be able to come to Coorparoo Bowls Club to play bowls, enjoy a meal, catch up with friends, bring the family, or simply be part of the community."

    2 outlets · ABC News (Australia)
  2. 23 Sep

    Griffin Hospitality plans to renovate the clubhouse, bar and kitchen while retaining the atmosphere and character associated with the club.

    3 outlets · Times of India

Coverage 3 articles

Where to start 97-year-old Brisbane bowls club saved in $6M deal after $1M higher offer rejected Times of India

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  • 23 Sep 97-year-old Brisbane bowls club saved in $6M deal after $1M higher offer rejectedABC News reports that the 97-year-old Coorparoo Bowls Club in Brisbane was saved from demolition with a $6 million sale to local investor Will Griffin of Griffin Hospitality Group, rejecting a higher $7 million offer. The agreement ensures both bowling greens remain operational for competitions and casual play, while preserving the club's community role and historic character through planned renovations that…Times of India
  • 21 Sep Coorparoo Bowlo given new life, bought by hospitality groupThe struggling Coorparoo Bowling Club in Brisbane has been saved from potential development by being sold to Griffin Hospitality, which plans to retain its operations as both a bowling venue and hospitality spot. Both bowling greens will remain in use—one for competition and the other for community activities—while the club will undergo renovations to maintain its family-friendly atmosphere and community spirit. The…Sydney Morning Herald
  • 21 Sep Investor saves Brisbane bowling club with $6m dealWill Griffin from Griffin Hospitality Group purchased the Coorparoo Bowls Club in Brisbane for $6 million, saving it from demolition. The deal ensures that both bowling greens will remain intact, with plans to renovate the clubhouse, bar, and kitchen while preserving the club's character. This follows a multi-year campaign by the club’s committee to prevent the site from becoming high-rise apartments; Bowls…ABC News (AU)

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