The club publishes regular bulletins every month. The last 12 are listed below with a very small snippet from each. For previous editions see the selector below.

  • BULLETIN 1330: MUSICAL BINGO & TORRENTS OF RAIN
    I cannot believe the contrasts of the past few weeks. We went from a real high at the Musical Bingo Night where we had huge fun and greatly helped our Royal Show fundraising, to torrential rain the next day at our Market. We’re a hardy bunch though and we pulled through just fine. RCMS Bulletin … Continue reading BULLETIN 1330: MUSICAL BINGO & TORRENTS OF RAIN
  • BULLETIN 1329: ROYAL SHOW UPDATE
    It was wonderful to get to catch up with our friends from Campbelltown Rotary for a combined meeting. Bit of a shaky start as the room they use was pretty much at capacity, so they were concerned about our numbers and whether we would fit in. RCMS Bulletin 1329
  • BULLETIN 1328: NEW PRESIDENT, NEW MEMBER!
    What a great start it’s been to my year as your President. We have enjoyed a bit of a break during much of July as many of us have been away, Nina & I included. I hope everyone is now refreshed and ready for another big Rotary year of Action. RCMS Bulletin 1328
  • BULLETIN 1327: TIME FOR CHANGE
    I’m really not sure if holding a Change-over in a winery at 10 o’clock on a Sunday morning was a good idea. The champers certainly packed a punch but gosh what a fun morning. RCMS Bulletin 1327
  • BULLETIN 1326: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
    At our recent evening meeting at the Tower Hotel, Simon Brewer delivered an engaging and highly practical introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI), highlighting how it can support Rotary activities without replacing the human element of service. RCMS Bulletin 1326
  • BULLETIN 1325: FELLOWSHIP
    Friendship is something we should all value and for Rotary clubs worldwide, June is recognized as Rotary Fellowships Month. This month highlights the importance of friendship, networking, and international goodwill among Rotarians who share common interests, professions, hobbies, or recreational activities. RCMS Bulletin 1325
  • BULLETIN 1324: MAGILL DEVELOPMENTS
    Magill Sunrise Rotary Club was delighted to welcome Matt Deighton, Director Communications & Stakeholder Engagement, and Brett Manuel, Engagement Consultant, from Renewal SA to provide an overview of the Magill Campus development plan and the current community consultation process. RCMS Bulletin 1324
  • BULLETIN 1323: OUR 30TH BIRTHDAY PARTY!
    Wow! What a night. Thank you to everyone who attended the Rotary Club of Magill Sunrise 30th Anniversary Dinner last Tuesday evening. It was wonderful to catch up with past Presidents including our charter President Kevin Webb and past members, and to celebrate together with current members, honorary members, and friends. Your presence made the … Continue reading BULLETIN 1323: OUR 30TH BIRTHDAY PARTY!
  • BULLETIN 1322: CALPERUM’S CUTE CREATURES
    The North Calperum Volunteers Group have been trapping, logging and releasing little critters in the Murraylands for over 25 years. This small vertebrate study is focussed on marsupials, lizards and snakes. RCMS Bulletin 1322
  • BULLETIN 1321: CELEBRATING MUMS
    As E. M. Forster once suggested, a world guided by the care and compassion of mothers would be a more peaceful one. Perhaps a tad unrealistic but on Mother’s Day, we recognise not only the love and strength of mothers, but the values they represent—care, resilience, and a commitment to a better future. These are … Continue reading BULLETIN 1321: CELEBRATING MUMS
  • BULLETIN 1320: CELEBRATING MEMBERS
    As we mark what would have been the 100th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II, it feels fitting to pause on one of her most enduring insights:“It is often the small steps, not the giant leaps, that bring about the most lasting change.”For Rotarians, this sentiment rings especially true. Our work rarely makes headlines, yet it … Continue reading BULLETIN 1320: CELEBRATING MEMBERS
  • BULLETIN 1319: REFLECTIONS ON A GREAT MONTH
    I would just like to thank all those who came together to work at the market last Sunday. It was not as busy as we would have liked, but with Gather Round, the Norwood Food and Wine Festival, school holidays, the fuel crisis and an inclement day we were up against it, so a big … Continue reading BULLETIN 1319: REFLECTIONS ON A GREAT MONTH