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More than 200 RAA members participated in RAA’s 2026 Annual General Meeting held at the Adelaide Pavilion on Monday.
Members heard from RAA Chair Kathy Gramp and CEO Nick Reade about the organisation’s achievements in 2025-26 and what lies ahead for South Australia’s largest membership organisation.
Members also voted to elect Anthony Glenning and re-elect Christine Zeitz to the RAA Board and took the opportunity to ask questions of the Board and Executive team.
RAA Chair Kathy Gramp thanked members for taking part.
“RAA belongs to its more than 840,000 members, and it’s always encouraging to see them take an active role in shaping the organisation’s future,” Ms Gramp said.
“I’d like to congratulate Anthony and Christine on their election and re-election to the RAA Board.
“Their depth of experience in technology, investment and transformation will be invaluable to the Board as we build a stronger RAA for the next generation of South Australians.”
RAA CEO Nick Reade said it was always a privilege to report back to the members who own RAA.
“Membership means more than ever before. More than 840,000 South Australians choose to be a part of RAA for our products, services and member benefits,” Mr Reade said.
“A record 457,000 members used RAA Rewards last year – more than half our members.
“Together, members saved a record $55.4 million through RAA Rewards discounts and loyalty benefits.
“A standout has been our 10 cents per litre fuel offer which has saved more than 250,000 members around $8.1 million since it launched.
“Our core businesses of roadside assistance, travel and insurance continue to perform well, and there’s plenty more to come as we explore new products and services that make life better for our members.”
In line with RAA’s purpose to be better for members and our community, RAA continues to return value to members and give more back to the community.
Through the Community Impact Fund, Mr Reade also announced a $20,000 donation to Foodbank’s Christmas Appeal to help families in need at one of the toughest times of the year.
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