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To: All current and incoming Rotary club officers
Cc: Governors, governors-elect and assistant governors
Dear current and incoming Rotary club officers:
This is a friendly reminder to update your club membership
and officer information in your local country or district database by 1 July 2022. We will use this
information to generate your July 2022 club invoice.
It is important that your club’s member information is
up-to-date, because Rotary cannot change the club invoice after it has
been generated or accept membership updates with your payment.
As a current club officer, you can ensure
that your club invoice
will be correct by updating the information in
your local database.
- Your club has indicated that it is using a
partner system connected to RI
- to manage membership information in
My Rotary,
- the details of which are linked here.
- Please make all updates to membership in your local database.
- Report all new or terminated members and
2022-23 club officers
- no later than 1
July 2022.
·
Members with
admission dates of 1 July 2022 or before will be counted for
the July 2022 club invoice.
·
Members with
termination dates of 1 July 2022 or before will not be counted
for the July 2022 club invoice.
The Rotary International invoice is generated from the
data in Rotary's database and you are able to see your membership changes
reflected in Rotary International’s database by signing into My Rotary. If you see any discrepancy between My Rotary and the partner system used
by your club please contact data@rotary.org.
Besides updating membership, any changes to
subscriptions to Rotary (formerly The
Rotarian [in English]) should be reported to data@rotary.org prior to 1 July 2022.
For more information about the club invoice, including
how-to guides and answers to frequently asked questions, go to My
Rotary’s Club Administration pages. For help with membership questions,
contact: data@rotary.org.
Sincerely,
Thomas Woods
Data Relations Manager | Data Services
Early bird tickets are now available for all Rotaractors and Rotarians in
Australia,
New Zealand and across the Pacific to attend the Zone 8 Better
Together Conference in Canberra from October 28-30.
The conference will be held at the National Convention Centre Canberra and the
Saturday night dinner at Old Parliament House.
The conference is set to be the first in-person zone event since the COVID-19
pandemic and is shaping up to be a celebration of all the best our Rotary
family has to offer. This includes a range of excellent speakers and sessions
across the weekend.
Australian Army Major Alex Rubin was deployed as part of the Australian
contingent to rescue the Wild Boar soccer team in Thailand and will headline
the conference Major Rubin was also involved in the Northern NSW flood
recovery effort and will no doubt captivate the audience.
Another keynote speaker will be New Zealander Suran Dickson, founder of
Diversity Role Models, a charity that tackles gender and sexuality related
bullying by encouraging empathy and critical thinking in young people.
In addition to tickets going on sale, booth registrations have also opened for
the Rotary Showcase and the conference team are also taking expressions of
interest in hosting a breakout session over the weekend.
The conference organising team are aware that COVID-19 is still in the
community, but are confident everything is being done to ensure a fantastic
time in Canberra for everyone.
Governor Elect and Governor Nominee training will take place immediately ahead
of the conference from 25-27 October also at the National Convention Centre
Canberra.
To purchase tickets, register for a Showcase booth, complete a breakout session
expression of interest form or find out more about Canberra head to https://conference.rotaryzone8.org/ today!
Sincerely,
Andrew Giumelli & John McKenzie
Zone 8 Better Together Conference Co-Chairs
June 18 [Saturday] Rotary
Club of Freshwater Bay
June 18 [Saturday] Rotary
Club of Ascot
June 20 [Monday] Rotary
Club of Manjimup
June 21 [Tuesday] Rotary
Club of Armadale
June 24 [Friday] District
9465
June 24 [Friday] Rotary
Club of Elizabeth Quay
June 24 [Friday] Rotary
Club of Mandurah Districts
June 24 [Saturday] Rotary Club of Bunbury
June 27 [Monday] Rotary
Club of Katanning
June 27 [Monday] Rotary
Club of Bridgetown
June 27 [Monday] Rotary Club of Subiaco
June 28 [Tuesday[ Rotary
Club of Southern Districts
June 29 Wednesday] Rotary
Club of South Bunbury
June 29 [Wednesday]
Rotary Club of Northbridge
June 29 [Wednesday] Rotary
Club of Busselton Geographe Bay
June 29 [Wednesday] Rotary Club of Canning
July 30 [Saturday] Rotary
Club of Crawley
July 1 [Friday] District
9455
July 1 [Friday] Rotary Club of Boulder
July 2 [Saturday] Rotary Club of Margaret River
July 7 [Thursday] Rotary
Club of Kojonup
July 9 [Saturday] Rotary
Club of Kwinana
July 9 [Saturday] Rotary Club of Mandurah Districts
Jeff and Matthew
Jeff Leach and Matthew Pham are
participating in this year's Vinnies CEO Sleepout on Thursday evening, 23rd
June at Optus Stadium. This will be Matthew's 6th time doing the event whilst it'll be the 11th occasion for Jeff.
They are looking to raise money and
awareness for the homeless people in Australia. Currently there are over
116,000 Australians who are homeless, of which over 9,000 are in Western
Australia. They're sleeping out in the cold in hopes that others don't have to
and to break the cycle of homelessness.
If you'd like to support their fundraiser
here are the links:
https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/fundraisers/matthew-pham/perth
https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/fundraisers/jeff-leach/perth
Join us at 4/129 Canning Highway South Perth at
Peta Charles Hair Studio on Sunday 17 July from 1pm onwards for the Rotary Club
of Mill Point Art Show , featuring great local artists!
$10 per ticket with door prizes drawn hourly and proceeds going to Alzheimer's WA
Mark your calendars for the Ballajura Community
Fair on 14th August 2022.
If you'd like to become a stall holder for this event, please message us and
we'll email you the forms, or book via our online booking website (which also
has all the details & includes credit card payment):
http://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=907013...
 Join the Rotaract Club of Perth in our efforts
to raise money for the Centre for Asylum seekers, Refugees and Detainees
(CARAD).
Tickets include a main meal, dessert, and bottomless beer, wine and soft
drinks! 🍻🥂
DETAILS:
When: Saturday, 19th November 2022
Where: Parmelia Hilton Perth, 14 Mill St, Perth WA 6000
Time: 6:30PM – 11:30PM
TICKETS:
Early bird: $135
Regular: $160
Table of 10: $1250 ($125 each)
Tickets are NOW ON SALE, get in quick for access to
the special early bird
price. Don’t delay as tickets may just disappear right before your very eyes.
https://events.humanitix.com/rotaract-perth-charity-ball
**This is a strictly 18+ event, please
remember to drink responsibly. Valid ID will be required to enter the venue**
Here is the event ticket link: https://events.humanitix.com/rotaract-perth-charity-ball
DG Dee and club member Judy volunteering at the Be
Brave Make Changes Reconciliation Week walk #NRW2022
Awards Night
 On Thursday, 26 May the Rotary Club of
Scarborough held its Youth Night at the Western Australian Golf Club in Yokine. Having been cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to Covid restrictions , it was
wonderful for the club to be able to showcase the various youth programs it
sponsors, including Rotary Youth Leadership Awards and Youth Exchange as well
as receiving reports from four past recipients of the Stan Perron Award at
Carine and Churchlands Senior High Schools.
The speakers, including the MC, Madi Smith, were outstanding and attendees were able to appreciate and be inspired by what
they have gained from taking part in the programs and receiving the awards. Attendees also received updates on the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards from
Tania Johanssen and Youth Exchange from Norman de Grussa as well as a
presentation from members of Rotex about their organisation and experiences
from participation in youth exchange.
The event provided an excellent example of the
success of District 9455’s School Link Program, facilitating beneficial links
between Rotary clubs and high schools to enable participation in Rotary youth
programs.
District Secretary Yvonne Hart’s feedback
reflected the night’s success:
It was an
impressive evening because the event was run by young people and was a clear
message showcasing how active Rotary Scarborough is with Youth in the area. I
sat with two young people from Rotex as well as a teacher from Carine SHS so
for me it was a great opportunity to meet new people who I normally would not
have the opportunity to spend time with. The food was excellent so compliments
to the WA Golf Club Chef.
Keep up the great
youth work at Scarborough.
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Brianna Johnson receiving her Pride of Workmanship award alongside work colleague and Rotarian Cheriley, Vocational Director Len and
President Elect David.
Henny Nethercott and Scott Matthews were the 2022
recipients at the RC of Mill Point TAFE awards last night. These two young
people are certainly making their mark on the industry and well deserving of
being recognized for their achievements- Congratulations to both students!
The club was proud to be involved in a project that
as President Dave said helps to promote peace and understanding within our
community.
Congratulations
to the Bunbury Multicultural Group, Bunbury Museum and Bunbury Photographic Club on the grand opening of "This one
thing" Photo exhibition. A wonderful celebration of cultural diversity and
heritage.
The unveiling of the Peace Pole at Edgewater
Primary School!!!
A wonderful initiative from Rotary Canberra Burley
Griffin in 2021 to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Rotary International by
installing 100 Peace Poles last year, has now grown to over 200 installations
around Australia. We have over 20 in WA and one more today!
The Peace Pole program had its beginnings in 1955. You can find Peace Poles in nearly 200 countries with more than 200,000 poles
being placed around the World.
Peace Poles are planted with the Universal Peace
Message “May Peace Prevail on Earth”. They symbolize our common wish for a
World at Peace. They stand as a silent vigil for peace reminding us to think and act in the spirit of Peace. The Peace message is written in four languages
one panel on each side of the Peace Pole.
The students did a fantastic job this afternoon
celebrating the Peace Pole at an assembly. Special guests included District
Governor De
Buckland, President Brian
Butterworth, members of Rotary Mindarie &
Rotary Joondalup, and a representative from the City of Joondalup who
participated in the unveiling.
While the country was
in the grips of federal election campaigning and voting, the Busselton
Geographe Bay Rotary Club enjoyed their annual pilgrimage to Walpole, a
beautiful town surrounded by the Walpole-Nornalup National Park and the
Walpole-Nornalup Inlet System. Organiser and all-round terrific bloke, Rotarian
John Muir deserves all the accolades for yet another outstanding weekend of
fellowship, wine, laughter and Walpole ecological education , sprinkled with the
fascinating history of the mighty Muir family, delivered by the enthusiastic
and incredibly entertaining Eco Guide Gary Muir, John’s nephew.
The Rotary Club of
Subiaco came together with guests from the Rotary Club of North Perth, Rotary
Club of Cambridge, Rotary Club of Dalkeith and Rotaract Club of Subiaco to
hear Cameron Bancroft give moving insights into professional cricket. Following
the presentation, we had a beautiful evening of fellowship and a nice dinner at
the
Subiaco Hotel.
Cameron Bancroft Western Scorchers and previously
played for Australia in test cricket with his grandfather Bill Benbow a 50 year member of the Rotary club of Subiaco thanking him for his speech about the power of
affirmations crystallizing into results.
  Alice O'Sullivan who was the object of a RABS
project, attended the Club's first meeting in June to thank the RC Freshwater
Bay for our assistance over the past few years.
Alice who is cerebral palsied and visually impaired, has been accepted into ANU to join the Law Faculty mid-year so she and mum Jackie are heading to a house
in Canberra which has been modified for Alice's wheelchair and other special
needs.
As well as her outstanding academic ability, Alice is also an excellent
swimmer, with a dream to compete in the Paralympics so she will also join ANUs
new swimming facility or train with the AIS in Canberra.
With the outstanding accomplishments and ability already displayed by Alice, we
look forward to following her achievements and wish her will in all her future
endeavours
Last nights Trots meeting was a great success. Held
together with Mama Respond the evening was a colourful and fun night . Freo
Rotary raised approx $4250 and Mama Respond raised significant funds
Instead of our usual meeting, this week we held a
Blue Moon event. These are all about having fun and this one was dinner and a
date night with Tom Cruise. The movie was brilliant!
June Quiz night. Great atmosphere and fun.
A warm welcome! This tree in Kununurra, WA was done
by the Rotary Club of Kununurra in the hope of starting conversations with
their friends & family, and as a reminder to check-in with others! 
Shout out to their community for working together
on this one - Kennards Hire Kununurra, Kununurra Home Hardware and the Shire of
Wyndham East Kimberley.
Rotary Art Show 2022
Registrations Open -
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