Multiple reports say a council has endorsed a plan to provide an RSL club with exclusive access to about half of an existing community centre. The proposal is intended to address the RSL’s need for a dedicated home and gives the club sole access to a portion of the centre, rather than sharing space across community groups. Community groups and residents responding to the decision express concern about the impact on other local organisations that use the centre, arguing that the arrangement would reduce access to facilities and potentially displace or limit programs for non-RSL users. While the council has moved to support the recommended approach, the reports indicate that many people oppose locating the RSL in that particular facility and want alternative sites or arrangements. The coverage is consistent across outlets that the endorsed plan and its “exclusive access” element are the central issues driving community dissatisfaction, with stakeholders questioning how the centre will be managed and who benefits from the change.