This week the Science Master from Newman College, Krystal Skelin, accompanied the three students that our Rotary Club had sponsored to attend the 3 day ConocoPhillips Science Experience at UWA to tell us about their experiences.
After a number of years of organisation, a desperately needed bus for the orphans at Sunshine House in Cambodia has finally become a reality.
For our April social event, 9 of our members took advantage of the sunshine on Easter Monday to enjoy a picnic at Freshwater Bay, from where our club’s name is taken.
Rotary’s focus for April is Child and Maternal Health, so this week we heard from one of our members who is well versed in this area: Dr Ken Collins. Even in this day and age the figures of mother and child mortality is staggering, despite advances in medicine in the…
A ShelterBox Champion is a Rotary club who has committed to making an ongoing impact in worldwide disaster response by supporting ShelterBox annually for three consecutive financial years. Natural and other disasters are inevitable and frequent, and the need is continuous. ShelterBox Champions are made up of an elite group of…
At the recent District 9455 Conference, Past RI Director Dr Ken Collins was presented with the PolioPlus Pioneer Award. Dr Collins is one of just 16 Rotarians recognized worldwide in 2018-19. This award honors Rotarians who have given extraordinary service to the Polio Eradication Program between July 1985 and November…
Our deepest sympathies go out to the family and friends of the 50 people murdered in Christchurch NZ this week, and to the Islamic and Kiwi communities who have been rocked by this terrible event. Many thanks to Nishi and Lahiru for organising our tokens of sympathy and support to…
Dr. David Cook from Edith Cowan University gave us an outstanding presentation at our weekly meeting on cyber crime and password security. Not only did David stress the importance of a secure password, he also discussed who owned what on computers, particularly after someone dies. His full presentation can be…