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5 ways to take action on World Toilet Day

By Rotary Service and Engagement
Having access to a toilet is a basic human need and right,
 yet 4.5 billion people worldwide live without a safe toilet 
and 892 million people still practice open defecation.
* The United Nations shared the world is not on track to reach
: to ensure availability and sustainable management 
of sanitation and water for all by 2030.
T World Toilet Day, is about taking action and inspiring change.
 This year’s theme, When Nature Calls, is focusing on nature-based solutions 
to sanitation needs.
 According the UN, since billions of people don’t have access
 to toilets, human faeces are not being captured or treated 
– contaminating the water and soil that sustain human life. 
In order to address this global sanitation crisis, toilets
 and sanitation systems that work in harmony with ecosystems must be built.
Encourage your club and district to get involved
 by supporting a sanitation project:
1.    Organize a water, sanitation, or hygiene (WASH) project in your community.
for help conducting a community assessment to determine local WASH priorities.
2.    Read the Guide to WASH in Schools to learn about
 creating healthier communities while improving school enrollment
 and attendance by bringing sanitation and hygiene services to schools.
3.    Consider nature-based sanitation solutions (NBS),
 which harness the power of ecosystems to help treat human waste 
before it returns to the environment. Learn more.
4.    Share about projects you have already implemented

Find a project to support on Rotary Ideas.


Students using latrines at Escuela Oficial Mixta Rural Chipoton 
in Guatemala.
 Rotarians are working hard to improve these facilities
 by providing water filters,
 hand washing stations, toilets, septic tanks,
 and drainage systems











Please, Give a Feed this festive season.
 Each donation goes directly to providing a festive celebration hamper 
for a family in need in WA. Every donation helps fight hunger locally.

In 2018, Give a Feed aims to provide at least 2,500 festive hampers.
 In partnership with Foodbank WA
 each $25 donation provides a festive meal for four people,
 valued at around $70, distributed via local agencies 
in the Foodbank network throughout the state.


Pleased share and follow www.facebook.com/giveafeed for details,
 and donate via www.giveafeed.com.au.






Warwick Smith

Assistant Governor, Rotary District 9455
Together we can ‘Be the Inspiration’!
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Rotary Club of Margaret River






Mandurah Rotaract






Rotary Club of Cockburn


In January, Miella Mondlane, will be off to Spain for one year,
 having been selected to participate in Rotary Youth Exchange.

Miella, her brother Nelson and father Joromi 
will all be performing along with other guests on 
Saturday 8th December at the Orient Hotel in Fremantle
 to fundraise for the trip.
 It will be a night of entertainment,
 including Jazz, Soul, RAP, Reggae and African Music!

If you would like to come along 
and give your support, tickets are $15 each
 and available through









Rotary Club of Moora







Rotary Club of Mandurah


Christmas Lights Cruise Tickets are selling out fast but Rotary
 have been donated the BEST tickets for the BEST nights on the BEST vessels.
 Includes complimentary drinks. 
Name your price!




















































This is why we focus on mental illness prevention in youth.

Make a donation to research today to help
#LiftTheLid on Mental Illness.

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Rotary Club of Belmont





From the recent sold-out Inaugural 
Stan Perron AM, RMB Patron’s lunch at the Hyatt Hotel
 where over 250 guests paid tribute to Rotarian Stan’s
 Lifetime of Honour and Achievement at which District Governor Charles Johnson
 presented Stan with the prestigious
 “Rotary District 9455 – Rotary Four Way Test Lifetime Achievement Award”.








Rotary Club of Swan Districts



We are deeply saddened with the passing of Rotarian Jeremy. 
Our condolences go out to his family 
and we ask you to keep them in your thoughts
Jeremy will be remembered as a fantastic Rotarian for the Club,
 most memorably as the Sergeant in recent times.











Rotary Club of Como


Rotary Club of Como member Lily Yit is awarded Outstanding Woman of the Year.
....congratulations Lily







Rotary Club of Armadale










Rotary Club of Baldivis

















Rotary Club of Belmont
Legends Night




















Rotary Club of Batavia Coast

Fantastic Rotary meeting held tonight at the Geraldton Police Station 
where Tom presented a cheque for $7,300 to go to Police Legacy
 - this money was raised at the 2018 Wild West Bike Tour 🚲 in August!
 We had a brilliant tour of the station and are very impressed
 with all that the police do to keep our community safe. 
Thanks for letting us visit! 
Did you know that the Wild West Bike Tour has been raising funds 
for Police Legacy for around 20 years??













Rotary Club of Boulder


The annual Rotary Club of Boulder ESPOTY awards
 were held last night with Paul Munro 
from St Johns Ambulance taking out the honours.
 The other nominees were Daniel Nissen from the State Emergency Services,
 Darren McCarthy from KFRS and Peter Healy from the West Australia Police.
 It was a very hard task to pick the winner due to the quality of these people.
 It is a good feeling to know that so many incredible people
 both work and volunteer to help the community of the goldfields.
 Thank you to all who attended last night,
 it was a pleasure to be part of it.
















Rotary Club of Perth


Recognizing Beatrice Cervi for an amazing contribution
 of designing the new facilities for the
 Passages Youth Engagement Hub in Perth






Rotary Club of Cambridge


PDG Lindsay Dry presenting Presidential Citation 
and Tree Planting Recognition Certificate
 to President Peter Pearse and PP Jeremy Wood.







Rotary Club of Subiaco


Congratulations to Juniper for winning the People's Choice Award 
at our recent Wine Tasting event
. Receiving the award was 
Juniper Distribution and Marketing Manager Hal Bibby (left in picture)
 from Rotary Club of Subiaco's Director of Membership Andrew McTaggart
. A big thank you too to Bevan Marwick at Victoria Hotel
 in Subiaco for supporting the award and purchasing
 several cases Juniper Crossing SSB and Cab Sav Merlot.


Wonderful day at Subiaco Farmers Market.
 Lots of people stopped to talk Rotary
 and pick up a few books.
In the picture Andrew and Fiona.




Rotary Club of Katanning


39 teams in a 3 person ambrose format, played in the 2018
 Katanning Annual Police and Rotary Golf Day
, at the Katanning Country Club, 17 November 2018.











Rotary Club of Heirisson

Thanks Luke and the team at Juanita's.

Give a Feed 2018 donations can be made at www.giveafeed.com.au













Rotary Club of Crawley


Go team!
  A great afternoon packing flyers ready to distribute to approx
. 1800 houses for our Cans for Christmas project












Rotary Club of Applecross























Rotary Club of Armadale













Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay


Lovely little project just completed with the presentation
 of an Armistice Bear to Mt Claremont Primary School.
Pres. Di is with Teacher Amber Aitken and Principal Tracey Oakes.
The bear will be used in classes to stimulate lessons
 and discussion on WWI




Rotary Club of Manjimup

Photos from Monday’s social evening with past Rotary member
















Rotary Club of Karrinyup





Our Director of Fundraising Peter has been working on the
 Karrinyup Community Men's Shed project for several years
 - heartening for him to atttend their inaugural AGM on Friday..






Rotary Club of Southern Districts
Rotary Club of Byford and Districts






Rotary Club of Mundaring
















Rotary Club of Attadale



Ben Morton MP was the Guest Speaker at the Rotary Club of Attadale meeting
 on Monday November 12.
Ben was born in Gosford NSW in 1981,
 into a family of hardworking Australians,
 whose history was in farming, building, transport and care.
 Ben always remembers something that was said to him
 on his first day of high school
. 'It doesn't matter where you're from or how smart you are
, at high school all that matters is how hard you try'









Rotary Club of Cambridge
Rotary Club of Scarborough


RYE Outbound Student Christine Carroll presented herself to co-host clubs,
 Cambridge and Scarborough.






D9455 Goldfields tour














D9465   Peel Week

A great night with the 17 Rotary Exchange students  
week of fun in Mandurah
. We learnt a bit about them and them about us.
 Funny the vegemite word and taste came up a bit.
 Enjoying what Mandurah and Pinjarra have to offer 
 before going back to your host families throughout the state
. It is always a pleasure meeting these students

























Club and District Promotions


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Best Pets of the Month 
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Physics Fun Compilation























An English landlady was dating two of her tenants,
 both of them playwrights.
  She could not determine which of them to marry;
 so she decided to let fate decide. 
 So she baked five of her famous round, flat, wheat-cakes
 and put poison in one of them;
 deciding to marry the survivor.
However, the two playwrights twisted fate 
for her when they split the last one, 
the poisoned one, between them.
The police arrested her for
 “killing two bards with one scone.”



Western Australia


Karijini National Park

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