Click on the link to register for the location/date that suits
you best.
Registrations
essential
We are pleased to announce the upcoming
launch event.
for
Rotary Western Australia and invite you to
Save
the Date for this special occasion.
This will be a great opportunity to gather
together
and
welcome in the new Rotary year,
hear
from a distinguished keynote speaker,
and
enjoy an evening of networking, delicious canapés,
and
refreshing drinks.
Keep an eye out for more info to come.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
All RI events listed below take
place at the
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC)
or Rod Laver Arena unless
otherwise indicated.
This information is subject to change,
Meet with members from your
zone, district, or the Rotary community.
View the latest schedule of unofficial affiliate events.
Contact us for more information about planning an
unofficial affiliate event.
Purchase tickets to
Rotary-ticketed events when you register
for the convention online,
by mail or fax.
Visit the Host
Organization Committee website
to purchase tickets to their
exciting events, tours, and activities
At the Foundation Dinner for both WA districts.
Past World Rotary President Ian Riseley presenting
a well-earned award.
to Ron and Glenys Geary for their decades of
financial support
to the Rotary Foundation.
Belmont
Rotary club salute the untiring energy and financial contribution.
of our
amazing Rotarians, Ron, and Glenys.
Wonderful evening last night, listening to Ian
Riseley and others.
who spoke about the work of the Rotary Foundation.
Linda
received an award from Past RI President Ian for the contributions.
she and her husband have made over the years.
RAWCS is proud and delighted to
announce.
that Jessica Mauboy has agreed
to be the
Ambassador for RAWCS as of March 2023.
“As the Ambassador for RAWCS I
am honoured to support the
humanitarian aid that Australian Rotarians
are delivering in Australia and
Overseas
for those that are in need,
especially.
in the areas of indigenous issues
and finishing the fight against Malaria”
– Jessica Mauboy
Walk for
mental health research.
The
Rotary Club of Kwinana are hosting their inaugural.
LIFT THE LID WALK in
2023!
These
walks are a great way to spread awareness of the 1 in 5 Australians
who are suffering from a mental illness.
Help us Lift the Lid on Mental
Illness this summer by walking with us!
All
proceeds go into mental health research through.
Australian
Rotary Health.
The
Details so far:
What: A WALK not a race and only just over one kilometre,
about twenty to thirty minutes.
Starting from the Bendigo Bank Branch at 4
Challenger Avenue,
the walk finishes at Kwinana’s highly awarded.
Adventure
Playground at Calista Oval.
The walk will take place on footpaths and
crossing at traffic lights.
The
event finishes with a free BBQ sausage sizzle provided.
by the Rotary Club of Kwinana,
a coffee van will be on site.
Who: Anyone who has been impacted by
or
cares about Mental Health
–
dogs on a lead are welcome.
Entry
fee: $30 for adults which
includes an event t-shirt.
Kids
16 and under walk for free.
You
can purchase t-shirts for kids via the ticket site.
Ticket
sales open Tuesday March 21st, 2023.
Registration: Registration online,
with t-shirts available for collection from 10
am
before
the walk which commences at 11 am on 7th May 2023.
Late registrations can be made on the day with
credit card facilities,
but t-shirts may not be available.
Thanks
to our community partners Rotary Club of Kwinana ,
Kwinana Community Bank – Bendigo and the City
of Kwinana.
Nedlands Club member Tim Lyons
attending
the unveiling of his grandmother,
Dame Enid
Lyons’s statue at Old Parliament House in Canberra
on International Women’s Day.
Marking the
80th anniversary of she and Dame Dorothy Tangney
becoming the first women in the House of
Representatives
and the Senate respectively. Enid on his left.
Meeting
last Wednesday, after several past attempts,
was finally a visit from District Governor
Ineke Oliver.
Introduced
by Pres. Fiona Tremlett.
DG
Ineke spoke about her various of aspects of Rotary
-
District - New District from her perspective.
Also
in attendance was our AG Jeremy Wood
.
Always nice to have you join us Jeremy.
Kate
Chaney MP gave members a talk on her work in Parliament
and her challenge to be seen to represent all
of her constituents.
in
her first 10 months as an MP.
Thank
you Kate for visiting our club.
Anita arranged for volunteers to
help pack up boxes of medical equipment.
for the Doctors for Africa organisation this
morning.
Most of the items will be used in Madagascar.
97 boxes were loaded up at SCGH
and then unpacked at Spearwood.
A great job by the heavy lifters David and
Michael.
Organisation and expertise
provided by Anita.
A fantastic job well done.
Update: it was actually a total
of 145 boxes packed
and sent to Doctors for Africa
Thank you to Mayor Deb Hamblin, Deputy Mayor Hayley
Edwards
and all the
wonderful councillors from the City of Rockingham
who
supported our International Women's Day Luncheon
Tom Hoyer .I'm off to Timor-Leste again after a
break due to Covid 19 and a ticker issue.
Max (team
leader from Kwinana) and Kevin (hydrologist from Margaret River)
and myself
will be training a new local team from Dili, to maintain,
set up and
drill for water with a drill rig Rotary extended.
to the Dom Bosco organisation.
Maybe we can
also fit in a trip to Lautem, Com and Ira Onu
(at the far Eastern part of the island)
to look at
repairs to a school roof. See if we can help out.
We have been
engaged with Timor-Leste for a while now,
drilling for
water, using gravity systems and tanks that
deliver
sustainable potable water supply.
s to various villages in the country.
Rotary is an
international organisation helping communities around the world,
nationally and locally to make the world a safer,
healthier, and productive place.
I will also
drop some seeds off and update my graffiti on the Lautem Bridge.
Thank you to
the Rotary Club of Byford & Districts
and Max for
supporting my efforts to help others.
What a treat to have Emily speak last night.
We sponsored
Emily to attend RYLA.
It was great
to hear how much Emily enjoyed and valued.
her
participation in RYLA.
Rotary
providing opportunities for young professionals.
to grow and
develop their leadership skills.
The club was fortunate to enjoy
presentations.
by three speakers last Wednesday
with a focus on Youth Programs
sponsored by our club.
Nedine Ouisthuisen, school
chaplain from Fremantle College
thanked us for supporting the Breakfast Club
at the school.
She noted that at a recent meeting of school
chaplains,
the name of Rotary was the most
frequent organisation mentioned
as a supporter of school programs.
Kim thanked Nedine for her
presentation.
The club was fortunate to enjoy
presentations.
by three speakers last Wednesday
with a focus on Youth Programs
sponsored by our club.
Nedine Ouisthuisen, school
chaplain from Fremantle College
thanked us for supporting the Breakfast Club
at the school.
She noted that at a recent meeting of school
chaplains,
the name of Rotary was the most
frequent organisation mentioned
as a supporter of school programs.
Kim thanked Nedine for her
presentation.
Our club sponsored Taylor Han
to attend
the National Youth Science Forum in January
and Taylor
gave us some terrific feedback on her experience.
During the two-week forum,
Taylor visited a range of STEM organisations.
[Science,
Technology, Engineering, Mathematics] including:
· FUGRO, a world leading geodata specialist company,
where Taylor
learnt about space, deep sea and terrestrial research.
· WA Shipwrecks Museum and their work
in maritime studies and archaeology.
· The Harry Perkins Medical Research Institute, with
particular focus
on research
into breast cancer treatment using honeybee venom.
This year, the Rotary Club of Karrinyup was proud to support
the
Apprentice Employment Network –
WA 2022
Awards of Excellence (AEN WA)
in a new initiative of Rotary Vocational
Service.
The
winner of the 2022 AEN WA Trainee of the Year, Alisha,
was
unable to attend the AEN WA evening at the club in January.
and has
sent a video thanking the club for our support.
This video can be viewed via the Karrinyup
Rotary club's Vimeo account.
Appreciation Post –
proudly presented Jindalee Beach Shack a
Certificate of Appreciation
on behalf of Rotary Mindarie & Wanneroo,
for their support of the Wanneroo Christmas
Day Lunch 2022.
They also supported us in 2021!
Love it when Family and Community
come together to help others 
— at Jindalee BEACH SHACK
Last Tuesday evening the Rotary Club of Kalgoorlie and the
Rotary Club of Boulder
held a thank you evening for Businesses and
volunteers.
who assisted us with the Great Aussie
Breakfast on 26 January.
We also took the opportunity to
thank the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder
for the continued support of the
event –
getting very close to the 25th year.
The support of Rotarians and
their families, the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder,
Businesses and Volunteers assists the Club to
raise funds.
to be able to continue their great work in our
City and beyond.
Perth Rotary club members getting ready for the
#ultimatebackyardcricket match
Lifeguards on duty for Perth RC
& Crawley RC
at the Ultimate Backyard Cricket Match.
— at Government House
Another successful Hyde Park Festival thanks to all
volunteers and sponsors.
we launched this year’s Duck Derby at
Hillary’s Boardwalk
-
Hillary’s Boat Harbour.
A
great day with quacking fun times
and
the opportunity to buy your ticket.
in
the big race on April 30th!
Didn't make it down?
You can still get your ticket at
duckderby.com.au. 
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