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6 February 20249 February 2024 Magill Rotary Club Bulletins

MEETING 1241: SUPPORTING SOUTH PACIFIC SCHOOLS

In June 2022, Marco Di Girolamo was our guest speaker when told us about his experiences with South Pacific School Aid (SPSA) and in particular a dedicated ship to provide aid to towns and villages in Papua & New Guinea. RCMS Bulletin 1241

16 January 2024 Magill Rotary Club Bulletins

MEETING 1240: OUR NEWEST MEMBER

Betty began her address with family photos and anecdotes. JC once said, 'For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also’’ and it didn’t take us long to figure out that Betty’s treasure is her family. RCMS Bulletin 1240

9 January 202416 January 2024 Magill Rotary Club Bulletins

MEETING 1239: OUR YOUNG LEADERS

Two previous presenters at our club made an appearance at our first meeting for the calendar year: Sebastian Cole and Molly Sweeney. RCMS Bulletin 1239

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No better way to wrap up a great year than to welcome another new member. Molly Sweeney is an impressive young lady. The recipient of our Club's 'Service Above Self' award at the end of her year 1RYLA District 9510A District 9510 leadership participant the following year; already a great supporter of our club activities; and now committed to helping Rotary's youth and community programs. Welcome Molly ... See MoreSee Less

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How many Rotarians does it take to make a donut? Obviously a hole lot 😃 with the Rotary Club of Campbelltown ... See MoreSee Less

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Rotary connects us with people (and helps us understand what matters to our community).Rotary also cares about the environment (it is one of Rotary International’s areas of focus).Connecting and caring came together on Tuesday, as Charlotte and Janett bought Magill Rotary members up to date on the UniSA Magill Campus redevelopment.We are fortunate to have the passion and motivation of the Magill Matters group helping gather community feedback and focusing community action. Thank you Charlotte and Janett.See report below from Charlotte – and get involved.Magill Matters at the Magill Rotary Club! This morning, Janett Jackson and I had the privilege of presenting to the Magill Sunrise Rotary, sharing updates on the redevelopment of the UniSA Magill Campus and highlighting what makes this site so unique. It was inspiring to see such enthusiasm for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to shape the site’s future while preserving its green spaces, wildlife, and community facilities.During the presentation, we outlined the community consultation process: Consultation Period: Open until 10th February 2025 at 5 PM. Feedback can be submitted through the online consultation portal. Master Plans Development: Renewal SA will create two draft master plans based on community feedback. Further Community Consultation (April/May 2025): The two draft master plans will be shared for additional feedback. Final Master Plan Reveal (Late 2025): A final version will be prepared after incorporating feedback. Decision: The site will either be sold to private developers or overseen by the government.We’re advocating for the project to become a benchmark in sustainability, innovation, and community well-being—managed by Renewal SA and Oxigen, not sold to private developers. They say to dream big, and that’s exactly what we’re doing! Let’s continue to campain for what matters: preserving our trees, open spaces, and community facilities, protecting the wildlife and environment, and ensuring the future of the Magill UniSA Campus aligns with these values. Together, we can make a meaningful difference and create a lasting legacy we can all be proud of.A big thank you to the Rotary Club for having us and for the delicious breakfast. Your support means so much as we work towards ensuring this redevelopment reflects the values of our community. ... See MoreSee Less

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