Past Events › Morning Meeting

Our regular club meetings are used to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news. This week, we'll be joined Dr Belinda Russon from Tranby College, to speak out her important work into education and training for Indigenous adults. If you are looking to give something back to the community, to develop professionally, to help steer exciting projects, or are just interested in making new friends, you are very welcome to attend our meeting.

Our regular club meetings are used to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news. This week, we will be joined by Anne Christie to discuss our District's new Indigenous project. If you are looking to give something back to the community, to develop professionally, to help steer exciting projects, or are just interested in making new friends, you are very welcome to attend our meeting.

Our regular club meetings are used to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news. In our first physical meeting of the Rotary year, we'll be holding our Annual General Meeting to review our accounts and appoint next year's Executive. We will also be meeting our RYLA application for the 2022 Rotary year. If you are looking to give something back to the community, to develop professionally, to help steer exciting projects, or are just interested in making new friends, you are very welcome to attend our meeting.

Our regular club meetings are used to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news. As this is the first meeting of the year, this will all take place of an informal coffee and breakfast. If you are looking to give something back to the community, to develop professionally, to help steer exciting projects, or are just interested in making new friends, you are very welcome to attend our meeting.

This week we'll be joined by Jess Hodge from Resourceful Living. With a passion to change the way we treat single-use plastic, Jess and her husband Geoff set out to find a sustainable solution to environmental plastic burden. They wanted an approach which provided plastic a second, third, even up to a tenth life, as an alternate product to waste. Not just containers and small items, but big home or office features, such as tables, chairs, cupboards, wardrobes or even kitchen benchtops; which can employ lots of waste plastic perfectly! Jess will be talking about her experiences in this area, and how we can all be better stewards of the environment. If you are looking to give something back to the community, to develop professionally, to help steer exciting projects, or are just interested in making new friends, you are very welcome to attend our meeting.

Our regular club meetings are used to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news. This week, our very own Sue Hayward will be provided a recap of the recent Rotary District 9675 International Women's Day lunch, as well as telling us all what we can look forward to at the upcoming Rotary District 9675 Conference. If you are looking to give something back to the community, to develop professionally, to help steer exciting projects, or are just interested in making new friends, you are very welcome to attend our meeting.

Our regular club meetings are used to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news. This week, we'll be joined by Deanne Carson of Body Safety Australia who promotes childhoods free from violence. By working with children from their early life until Year 12 they seek to promote safe and respectful relationships. Deanne will be speaking her work in this space, and how Rotary can potentially support their important work.

This week, we'll be joined by Shirley LaPlanche, who will talk about her experience of self-publishing a novel. She'll explain what it involves, why it has become so popular, how to go about and if it is worth your while. Shirley is no stranger to this field, having self-published her most recent book, "The Fatal Path", a psychological thriller which quickly becomes impossible to put down.