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 1288: OUR FIRST EVENING MEETING
    We have had our first evening meeting and although we ran into a few hiccups and it seemed all upside down because it was at night rather than the crack of dawn, we are now on our way with two morning meetings and one evening meeting a month. RCMS Bulletin 1288
  • MEETING 1287: ROWING IN MALTA
    There was a strong link with Norwood International High School at this week’s morning meeting. First up, Yung Xin was the recipient of our club’s Service Above Self Award. Yung, then a Year 12 student at Norwood, was a prefect and along with other prefects set up regular programs for fellow students, one being ‘Are … Continue reading MEETING 1287: ROWING IN MALTA
  • MEETING 1286: OUR FUTURE
    As our scheduled guest speakers had to make a last-minute cancellation, we used the time to discuss topics relating to the club. All in all, it was a very productive meeting, and members appreciated the time to have an open and frank discussion. RCMS Bulletin 1286
  • MEETING 1285: MEET THE THIRD AGE
    Glenda Sherwin-Lane was our club’s guest speaker this week and spoke to us about the University of the Third Age (U3A). Campbelltown has 330 U3A members, based at the Marchant Community Centre, 338 Gorge Road, Athelstone. There are 5,000 members in SA, 100,000 nationwide with another 600,000 members globally. RCMS Bulletin 1285
  • MEETING 1284: TALKING OF MANY THINGS
    A club assembly is an opportunity for all club members to reflect on and discuss club meetings, projects and activities. As our meetings are only one hour in duration a club assembly is crucial to ensure all club members are aware of what is occurring in our committees and to invite member feedback and to … Continue reading MEETING 1284: TALKING OF MANY THINGS
  • MEETING 1283: KANGAROO DISABILITY
    Our guest speaker was Manish Kumar from Kangaroo Disability Services in Paradise who told us about his journey from his birthplace in India to his new home in Australia. Manish recently attended our Peace Pole unveiling ceremony in Nightingale Park where we included a peace message in Hindi, symbolic of the Indian born population in … Continue reading MEETING 1283: KANGAROO DISABILITY
  • MEETING 1282: REGIONALISATION UPDATE
    Lindsay posed the question ‘Why change after 120 years?’ – but provided an answer in terms of the current challenges faced by Rotary Clubs AND the opportunity to do so much more – which has led us to “Regionalisation” – the broad term given to the challenge of increasing Rotary’s impact; growing membership; better engaging … Continue reading MEETING 1282: REGIONALISATION UPDATE
  • MEETING 1281: ENVIRONMENT UPDATE
    In 2021, Rotary International announced its new 7th Area of Focus is “Protecting the Environment.” Prior to that, for over 20 years, what we now know as the Calperum And The Environment (CATE) committee has been working on environmental and sustainability initiatives across District 9510. Back then of course we were a Joint Districts 9500/9520 … Continue reading MEETING 1281: ENVIRONMENT UPDATE
  • MEETING 1280: OUR NEW PEACE POLE
    This week we had our Peace Pole ceremony in Nightingale Reserve It was a fantastic community event bringing together people from all walks of life, cultures and ages. Together we reaffirmed our commitment to Peace locally and globally and especially in our relationship with each other as we unveiled a Peace Pole proclaiming, “May Peace … Continue reading MEETING 1280: OUR NEW PEACE POLE
  • 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