Some outstanding happenings with regard to our District Conference were announced by Conference Chair Graham Jull. These include:

 

 

 

 

 

Katey Halliday, a member of the Rotary Club of Adelaide Light, Australia, is a charter member of the Rotaract Club of Adelaide City. Halliday serves on Rotary's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Task Force.

 

Recently, she took time to answer a few questions about the meaning of Rotary’s Action Plan pillar, Expand our Reach. Read her answers, and view her blog post about why DEI is the right thing for Rotary

Our intrepid “Kaitawa Team” did their annual “maintenance visit”

and your photo journalist Brian Hall  was there to not only help,

but also record the event for the benefit of those of us who could not make it.

Here is what he wrote.

 

 

Promote the Rotary International Convention in Melbourne

 

 

BBQ’s at the Surf Club – a team of six were on duty last Sunday to assist the Papamoa Surf Lifesaving Club with their annual carnival event.

 

A busy time was had feeding over 200 young surfers over a 3hr window.

 

This is a monthly activity with the next two days 12th Feb and 5th March looking for volunteers to assist. A great combined project

 

Districts and Rotary and Rotaract clubs play a key role in recruiting and recommending Rotary Peace Fellow candidates.