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.

  • BULLETIN 1318: BEING CYBER SECURE
    At Meeting 1318, guest speaker Christian Wickham lived up to his promise of explaining complex topics (in this case, cybersecurity) “in an understandable way to non-technical people”. Christian’s central message was simple but powerful: most cyber threats succeed not through sophisticated hacking, but by exploiting human behaviour. Using relatable analogies—such as not needing to outrun … Continue reading BULLETIN 1318: BEING CYBER SECURE
  • BULLETIN 1317: THE LIFE OF A SPY
    Guest Speaker, Rod Barton is a former Director of Strategic Technology in Australia’s Defence Intelligence Organisation. His intelligence career spanned over 30 years with postings to London, Bahrain, Baghdad, New York and Mogadishu. And from time to time, he also worked with United Nations as a principal UN weapons inspector specialising in chemical and biological … Continue reading BULLETIN 1317: THE LIFE OF A SPY
  • BULLETIN 1316: MEETING CCI SERVICES
    Our members enjoyed an informative presentation from Paul Reynolds, Managing Director of CCI Services, who provided valuable insights into the organisation’s history, operations and future outlook. CCI Services will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2026, having evolved from very modest beginnings. The organisation began in the mid-1970s at Lentara House in Magill, coincidentally located opposite … Continue reading BULLETIN 1316: MEETING CCI SERVICES
  • BULLETIN 1315: JOINING GENERATIONS
    Magill Sunrise Rotary members were treated to an insightful and inspiring presentation from Brian Harris and Katie Rogers on the power of intergenerational connections through the Joining Generations program. Brian, a retired school principal and local retirement village resident, reflected on ageing saying. “I am old — but I am not irrelevant”, noting that while … Continue reading BULLETIN 1315: JOINING GENERATIONS
  • BULLETING 1314: AFGHANISTAN NOW
    Magill Rotary was privileged to hear from Sami Omari on the topic “Afghanistan After the Withdrawal: Security, Humanitarian Challenges, and Australia’s Role Before and After 2021.” Sami brought both professional expertise and deeply personal insight to a complex and confronting subject. Born in Afghanistan, he has worked extensively with NATO, the US Department of State, … Continue reading BULLETING 1314: AFGHANISTAN NOW
  • BULLETIN 1313: SETTING STRATEGY
    Our existing strategic plan came to an end at the end of last year. We started thinking about a new one around April last year and you were all invited to give your input. A number of suggestions were made, which was great. That resulted in me presenting a draft of a much simpler new … Continue reading BULLETIN 1313: SETTING STRATEGY
  • BULLETIN 1312: WAKING UP TO CHANGE
    Gillian Lewis and Mike McCarthy addressed Magill Rotary about the purpose, history and impact of Wake Up to Change — Adelaide White Ribbon Breakfast, one of Australia’s most significant awareness and education events addressing men’s violence against women and children. Mike spoke poignantly about a past workplace experience where colleagues ignored signs of a woman … Continue reading BULLETIN 1312: WAKING UP TO CHANGE
  • BULLETIN 1311: UNRAVELLING A POLICE CASE
    This week we welcomed Terry Harding, a veteran SAPOL detective with more than 30 years’ experience investigating drugs, gangs and bikie-related crime, as a guest speaker. Terry spoke about his role in the Lonsdale shootings, a major investigation that spanned around 18 months and revolved around the deaths of two men. The case was escalated … Continue reading BULLETIN 1311: UNRAVELLING A POLICE CASE
  • BULLETIN 1310: BUDDY BENCHING
    Our first meeting and the start of our 30th Anniversary year began on a truly uplifting note. Firstly, with our guest speaker Florence Hyder, a remarkable young leader who has just completed Year 6 at Stradbroke Primary School. Despite her young age, Florence has already made a meaningful mark on her school community by championing … Continue reading BULLETIN 1310: BUDDY BENCHING
  • BULLETIN 1309: MAGILL POLICE HISTORY
    Jenni & Warren Foreman are well known to many eastern suburb’s residents – and their pets. What is possibly not as well known, is the story behind the conversion of the former Magill Police Station into the new Magill Village Vet. This journey took us back to the proclamation of the District Council of Campbelltown … Continue reading BULLETIN 1309: MAGILL POLICE HISTORY
  • BULLETIN 1308: OPERATION FLINDERS UPDATE
    Magill Rotary’s connection with Jonathon Robran goes back many years. He was part of a Rotary Group Study Exchange (GSE) team to Taiwan for four weeks in 2013. Our club had sponsored a team member. Apparently, it’s not that long ago. Jonathon has been assisting Operation Flinders for over 20 years – helping transform young … Continue reading BULLETIN 1308: OPERATION FLINDERS UPDATE
  • BULLETIN 1307: REMEMBERING
    The tear drop banner featuring the new RSL Badge with the King Charles III crown was installed at the RSL Magill Sub-Branch just in time for Remembrance Day. The banner was a gift from the Rotary Club of Magill Sunrise. RCMS Bulletin 1307