| LABUSCHAGNE | The latest Australian to join the club of Fingleton, Bardlsey, Macartney, Morris and Bradman. (Clue: 3 consecutive Test tons) (11) |
| IRON | I get Ronald to join the club |
| THEOFFICE | Ricky Gervais sitcom whose latest Australian remake stars Felicity Ward (3,6) |
| YESTERDAY | Macartney song (9) |
| RHINDTUTT | Julian _-_, Dr "Mac" Macartney in Green Wing (5-4) |
| MADRID | Home of the soccer team that FIFA named the Club of the Century |
| CHESTERTON | Author of The Club of Queer Trades as well as the popular tales about a fictional crime-solving innocuous priest named Father Brown (10) |
| ENROLS | Signs up as a member of the club of sad loners (6) |
| ERIC | Mr Mcpherson, the first Australian to compete in the TT after the Second World War, after helping to form the Motor Cycle Racing Club of New South Wales during it. (4) |
| BENAUA | Who became the latest entrant to the all-rounders club of achieving the double of scoring 3000 runs and taking 300 wickets in Tests? (6) |
| PIPER | Artist best known for abstract aquatints/watercolours of buildings who was part of the Seven and Five Society with Ben Nicholson, Cedric Morris and others (5) |
| TINAARENA | Singer-songwriter who in 2011 became the first Australian to be awarded a Knighthood of the French National Order of National Merit (4,5) |
| WHYALLA | In which city was Barrie Robran born, the first South Australian to be granted Legend status in the Australian Football Hall of Fame? (7) |
| TELLMEABOUTIT | Join the club! Sounds like something pupil says to computer teacher (4,2,5,2) |
| ENROL | Bill or Neil must head north shortly and join the club (5) |
| LIONCUB | No! I join the club and meet a little playmate (4,3) |
| ARTSANDCRAFTS | Inspired by the visions of William Morris and John Ruskin, a design movement that flourished around 1880 that sought to revive workmanship (4,3,6) |
| STRAWBERRIES | Portrayed with purloining thrushes in a pattern designed by William Morris and with leaves represented on the coronets of dukes, earls and marquesses, fruits or "fraises" often sold in punnets (12) |
| KELMSCOTT | - Manor; summer retreat of William Morris and his family in the Cotswolds (9) |
| ASHBARTY | First Australian woman to achieve No. 1 ranking in tennis: Evonne Goolagong Cawley; second Australian to achieve the No. 1 ranking: ? (3,5) |
