The club publishes a bulletin after most meetings. The last 12 are shown here in a list, but you can see older ones by month from the selector below that.

  • MEETING 1279: STILL SAYING NO TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
    ‘Say No to Domestic Violence’ was the topic for this week’s guest speaker, Martin Rowe. Martin, in his second year as Club President for Rotary Club of Blackwood. He had selected a challenging topic, but once we heard a little more on Martin’s background it became obvious why he had a passion for this cause. … Continue reading MEETING 1279: STILL SAYING NO TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
  • MEETING 1278: NATURE EDUCATION
    Who would have thought that the sale of our old fridge from the Magill Market would lead to a presentation at this week’s meeting? Nature Education Centre (NEC) purchased our fridge and David Le Cornu and Ayelish Sheehan from that organisation were the presenters. RCMS Bulletin 1278
  • MEETING 1277: COMMUNITY WELLBEING
    Our Guest Speaker this week was Tracy Johnstone, the Manager Community Services & Social Development for the City of Campbelltown . Tracy has worked in local government for over 20 years, 14 with the City of Campbelltown and 6 at the City of Playford. Throughout her career she has worked in vocational education, reconciliation, community … Continue reading MEETING 1277: COMMUNITY WELLBEING
  • MEETING 1276: STRATEGY REVISITED
    When most of us hear the term ‘Strategic Plan” we just roll our eyes and switch off. If you’ve ever worked for a business you know it means work and maybe being asked to do things you don’t agree with. However, good Strat Plans are very necessary as they paint a picture of what an … Continue reading MEETING 1276: STRATEGY REVISITED
  • MEETING 1275: FIT FOR PURPOSE
    Rosemary Padmanabhan, Fellowship Director and President Elect of RC Morialta was our guest speaker this morning. Rosemary’s attention-grabbing title for her address was ‘Fit for Purpose’; it centred on, are we fit for purpose for attracting new members when we live in a time of reduced membership and less clubs? RCMS Bulletin 1275
  • MEETING 1274: A NEW MEMBER FOR CHRISTMAS!
    To welcome a new member to the club at the last meeting for 2024 was indeed the best Christmas present a club could receive. RCMS Bulletin 1274
  • MEETING 1273: MAGILL MATTERS
    Our guest speakers this morning were Charlotte Reimer and Janet Jackson from local resident action group Magill Matters. RCMS Bulletin 1273
  • MEETING 1272: ROWING IN MALTA
    Youth had its say at this week’s meeting. First up Scarlet, Ben, Rohan and Noah: students from Norwood International High School (NIHS) brought us up to speed on the Malta ANZAC Costal Regatta. RCMS Bulletin 1272
  • MEETING 1271: RARE ROTARIANS
    This week’s guest speaker was David Cockshell from RARE (Rotary Australia Repurposing Equipment), formerly known as Donations in Kind (DIK). David began with a bit of standup comedy using these acronyms. Dave joined Rotary in 2001 with RC Gawler Light. He has held many positions in the club since then, including President in 2005/6. Following … Continue reading MEETING 1271: RARE ROTARIANS
  • MEETING 1270: BRICKS FOR ZIMBABWE
    Our guest speakers this week were our newly formed International Projects Committee. Our enthusiastic new members are promoting our new international campaign. Dr Godfrey Sibanda is a SA GP with close connections to Lirhanzo Children’s Village (LCV), as he was born in Chikombedzi, Mwenezi District in Zimbabwe. RCMS Bulletin 1270
  • MEETING 1269: RED CROSS
    Valeria Ayana was our guest speaker for our first meeting for the month of November. Valeria, a qualified MD from Mexico is employed by Red Cross Australia. In Mexico, Red Cross also operate medical clinics and when she chose to work for Red Cross in Adelaide, she assumed that this service would also operate here. … Continue reading MEETING 1269: RED CROSS
  • MEETING 1268: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE UPDATE
    Our guest speakers this week were Kathy and Alison from East Adelaide Domestic Violence Service. Kathy, Program Manager, spoke first. She told us that 95% of domestic violence victims are women and children and their organisation exclusively assists this group, as the cost of duplication to help men would be prohibitive. RCMS Bulletin 1268