A traveller’s convention

When you’re already travelling to the Rotary International Convention, why not add on a side trip? Members say they often double up on their travel to visit part of the world near the convention host city. And don’t miss the chance to register by December 15 before the price goes...

Australian Rotary Health’s $55 million commitment to health

Since 1986, Australian Rotary Health (ARH) has dedicated over $55 million to improving the health and well-being of Australians through research, scholarships and health initiatives, playing a pivotal role in funding innovative health research, particularly in mental health, child development and Indigenous health. ARH’s first major research project into Sudden...

A fresh and young perspective

By Rosalie Liddle Crawford, SunLive Rotary’s image as an exclusive club for retirees and older adults is rapidly evolving. Ask 34-year-old Indeevar Duhan – the 2024-25 president of the Rotary Club of Tauranga Sunrise, NZ. A dedicated club member for four years, Indeevar represents a wave of younger individuals joining...

Stage Right

Inspired by Western Australian Rotarian David Goldstone, Michael Sheldrick co-founded Global Citizen to pair pop culture with eradicating poverty. Illustrations by Patrick Morales-Lee In 2012, more than 60,000 people gathered on the Great Lawn in New York City’s Central Park for a music festival featuring performances from Neil Young and...

Southern Rotary clubs help fund vital health service

Rotary clubs across Southland and Otago, NZ, have collaborated to fund vital medical equipment for Te Waka Wahine Hauora, The Woman’s Health Bus. The clubs have contributed more than $40,000 to purchase a point-of-care machine that will expand the testing capability of The Woman’s Health Bus and reduce wait times...