At the Rotary Melbourne meeting on Wednesday 22 November the Guest Speaker was Honorary Member, Lord Mayor Sally Capp, who spoke on 'State of the City of Melbourne'.
Thank you to Robert Fisher for last week's reflection on Wednesday 22 November 23. Pepper was meant on behalf of President Chris and the Members to congratulate you on your membership anniversary and thank you for your extensive service to the Club.
This November, our Health & Ageing committee hosted 30 elderly residents from inner Melbourne at our annual Seniors Launch at Max's Restaurant in Red Hill. Our club has been hosting this lunch for over 20 years via our Health & Ageing Committee and it is funded by our annual Footy Tipping Competition. The guests, many of whom live in public housing, loved being out in nature and with friends.
Rotary Melbourne Sir John Reid Community Service Award 2023
Speaker Emma Soloai, 2023 Awardee
Time/Date Wednesday 22 November 23 @ 12.30pm-2.00pm
Venue No35 Sofitel Melbourne on Collins also Online via Zoom
Bookings https://events.humanitix.com/rotary-melb-29-nov
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This November, our Health & Ageing committee hosted 30 elderly residents from inner Melbourne at our annual Seniors Launch at Max's Restaurant in Red Hill. Our club has been hosting this lunch for over 20 years via our Health & Ageing Committee and it is funded by our annual Footy Tipping Competition. The guests, many of whom live in public housing, loved being out in nature and with friends.
Rotary Melbourne members may be interested to read the latest Zone 8 Rotary on the Move October edition HERE.
The 102nd Annual General Meeting of The Rotary Club of Melbourne Inc. is to be held during the regular weekly luncheon meeting at No 35 Sofitel, 25 Collins St Melbourne on Wednesday 22nd November 2023 at 1.05p.m. and on ZOOM, prior to Sally Capp's presentation.
For the 5th edition of District 9800 October Networker for 2023-2024, please click here. In this issue they cover articles from around District 9800, including Rotarians Count Kilometres to End Polio Sixty-five individual walkers in 18 teams raised just over $47,000, with Robert Fisher from Rotary Melbourne topping the individual fundraising leaderboard
The ESRAG Oceania November Meeting – Tuesday 21 November at 6pm AEST ZOOM includes Guest Speaker Charlie Thomas: Charlie is one of 22 Kiwis selected for the Antarctic Heritage Trust’s Inspiring Explorers Expedition™ – to South Georgia Island. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84316509918.
Speaker Lord Mayor Sally Capp AO, Lord Mayor of Melbourne
Topic 'State of the City'
Time/Date Wednesday 22 November 23 @ 12.30pm-2.00pm
Venue No35 Sofitel Melbourne on Collins also Online via Zoom
Price Lunch $60 via Zoom $10
Bookings https://events.humanitix.com/rotary-melb-22-nov
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The Rotary Melbourne evening conversation on Wednesday 15 November 23 was a stunning success and blockbuster event. The Guest Speakers were Steve Amor, Senior Solution Design Specialist, Green Transport Team, Energy Australia, Heather Bone, Director ESG Team Global Express (formerly part of Toll Holdings) and Alex Coslovich, Head of Operational Digital Transformation & Automation, VISY, busting Electric Vehicle Myths.
Congratulations to PP Peter Rogers who has been CONFIRMED elected as Portfolio Lead: Major Fundraising and Grants on the Zone 8 Regional Council.
Thank you to Saluministi for providing the catering at the last week's Evening Converdation EV Myths Busters event.
All the photos from our wonderful EV Myths Busted night at Porsche Brighton.
Thank you to Ruth Carlos Marinez for last week's reflection.
Summer is approaching, and with it, the ubiquitous concerns about sun exposure and sun protection. Here Elise looks at the environmental impact of sunscreen and what to look for to make a positive difference.
At the Rotary Melbourne meeting on Wednesday 8 November the Guest Speaker was Lucienne Heyworth, Rotary Peace Scholar, Refugee Education Specialist who spoke on 'Education in Conflict'.
Rotary Melbourne an Evening with...
Speakers
Heather Bone, Director ESG, Team Global Express (Toll)
Alex Coslovich, Head of Operational Digital Transformation & Automation, VISY and
Steve Amor, Senior Solution Design Specialist, Green Transport Team, Energy Australia
Topic 'Electric Vehicles and More for our Future' MYTHS BUSTED
Time 6.00 for 6.30 - 8.00pm
Venue Brighton Porsche Showroom 855 Nepean Hwy, Brighton
Price $30 (light refreshments provided) in person meeting only
Bookings https://events.humanitix.com/rotary-melb-eve-15-nov
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NOTICE OF AGM 2023
Notice is hereby given that the 102nd Annual General Meeting of The Rotary Club of Melbourne Inc. is to be held during the regular weekly luncheon meeting at No 35 Sofitel, 25 Collins St Melbourne on Wednesday 22 November 2023 at 1.05p.m.
Attached HERE is the latest Donations in Kind (DIK) newsletter. One of the articles highlights that due to the wonderful donation through Western Region Aged Care they have been able to purchase a new small van for the store.
The Rotary Foundation, established in 1917 by Rotary International, stands as a testament to the power of service and the potential for positive global change.
This month the Environmental Sustainability Rotarian Action Group (ESRAG) newsletter ESRAG November 2023 Volume 8 Issue 5 features an article titled 'From classrooms to COP, Rotarians take action'. As Rotarians from many nations prepare to advocate at COP 28, we thank the writers of articles in this issue for sending a wealth of resources and news to inspire Rotary climate action. From children to environmental professionals, the people writing or covered here are working for legal breakthroughs, informing and mobilizing their communities, and advocating for regional and multinational partnerships.
The Rotary Melbourne International Committee has provided a report on the success of the Cambodia Rural Students Foundation.
