Often, we think we are better off in first world country like Australia. We often hear about education inequality, in third world countries where families have limited resources and therefore decide more often than not to educate their boys instead of their girls.
Read more Have you ever wondered what gender equality actually means?
Rotary is a change making organisation. Participating in Rotary means I choose to spend my time with people who are outward focussed, who care for others and who want to make the world a better place.
Read more Message from Rotary District 9800 Governor Bronwyn Stephens
Congratulations to Women in Rotary on their eighth International Women’s Day Breakfast. Networking events such as these allows us to acknowledge and celebrate the many achievements of women; in business, industry and the community.
Read more Message from the Lord Mayor of Melbourne Sally Capp
Join us on Thursday the 23rd of August 2018.
Read more Family safety, nature or nurture – whose responsibility?
Join us at the next Rotary Club of Melbourne Evening Meeting on Thursday 19 July, 2018. A diverse panel will be moderated by our own Stephanie Woollard on the topic ‘Women, Community-Building and Faith – what’s next?’.
Read more Women, Community-Building and Faith. What’s Next? (19/07/2018)
We are so excited that Mischa Ginns received the Rotary Shine On Recognition Trophy for Community Service. She believes that community service is a team effort and would like to thank all those who have worked along side her, inspired her and supported (and still continue to support) her through a very tough time in …
Read more Mischa Ginns receives the Rotary Shine On Recognition Trophy for Community Service
Fantastic feedback and discussion on LinkedIn. Thank you Mary Anne for your comments and we hope to see you again next year.
Every District is exploring what club structures will suit 21st Century conditions. Here’s a model that is far-out but thriving in a District beset by membership declines.
The Rotary Inspirational Women’s’ Awards (RIWA) have been established to recognise women and young women who best exemplify Rotary’s motto of Service Above Self (i.e. the community service the individual performs above and beyond their normal role. The Awards are an initiative of the Rotary Districts and Clubs of NSW.
Celebrating International Women’s Day, this will be a family friendly event celebrating the achievements of women on the Coast. It will highlight their participation in all areas of our community including local, national and international women’s issues. The event will also provide opportunities to learn about our community groups and opportunities to get involved.
Read more Central Coast – International Women’s Day Expo 2016