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 1211: MORIALTA SECONDARY COLLEGE
    Morialta Secondary College is a new purpose-built co-educational government school which opened this year. The architects for the school consist of a joint venture involving Thomson Rossi and Brown Falconer. They have designed an innovative, learning environment that draws from the ancient landscape of Morialta to develop contemporary, engaging, and inspiring spaces for learners and … Continue reading MEETING 1211: MORIALTA SECONDARY COLLEGE
  • MEETING 1210: BEHIND THE BADGE
    Cr John Flynn’s “Behind the Badge”, could best be described as ‘what hasn’t this man done?’ John was born in Creswick, Victoria, just north of Ballarat. Nowadays, Creswick is known for its quality woollen mill and scenic walks. John was one of eight siblings and a twin. With so many mouths to feed’ living on … Continue reading MEETING 1210: BEHIND THE BADGE
  • MEETING 1209: MAGILL VILLAGE
    Our guest speaker this morning, David West, is a consultant to Burnside and Campbelltown Councils regarding the Magill Precinct. His mini bio below gives a clue as to why David was right up there as one of our club’s most entertaining speakers. RCMS Bulletin 1209
  • MEETING 1208: WHALES & DOLPHINS
    Veterinarian Dr Deb Kelly BBMS selected an interesting topic for her address to the club at our breakfast meeting: Whales and Dolphins that I have Known, Loved and Hated. As it turned out it’s only one particular dead whale that Deb dislikes. RCMS Bulletin 1208
  • MEETING 1207: CYBERSECURITY
    Iryna Roik was our club’s guest speaker at this week’s breakfast meeting. Iryna is a Business Development Manager from IRIS IT, based at Kent Town, which specialises in IT infrastructure and cybersecurity. RCMS Bulletin 1207
  • MEETING 1206: THE GAME OF LIFE
    ‘Succeeding in the Game of Life’ was the theme of our guest speaker, Duncan Redman, at our breakfast meeting. Duncan and Club President Lindsay go way back to both studying for their accounting degrees. Lindsay dedicated his working life to red, green and black ink in Adelaide, while Duncan went on to tackle the world, … Continue reading MEETING 1206: THE GAME OF LIFE
  • MEETING 1205: AN UNRETIRED TEACHER
    Simon’s longest teaching stint was 28 years at Rostrevor College, followed by Catholic Education and Xavier Gawler. Simon was then coerced out of retirement to teach again at St Francis Xavier’s Wynn Vale. Simon prefers teaching History to years 7 through 12. RCMS Bulletin 1205
  • MEETING 1204: EASING IN TO 2023
    Whilst most people were glad to see the end of 2022, all hopes that 2023 would return to normal were quickly dashed. David & Leonie are recovering from Covid, so we re-located to The Perfect Blend Café in Payneham where we enjoyed a great breakfast (and the new outdoor dining experience). Thanks John & Made … Continue reading MEETING 1204: EASING IN TO 2023
  • MEETING 1203: CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
    How good was it to sit down with good friends for our Club’s Christmas dinner (or should I say, Christmas feast?). Congratulations and a huge thanks to Robyn, Graham & Melissa for looking after us all. And aren’t we lucky that Christmas calories don’t count. And as 2022 draws to a close (with its many … Continue reading MEETING 1203: CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
  • MEETING 1202: AGM & YOUTH UPDATE
    This week, we were joined by 3 impressive young students: Alice Maycock from Loreto College and Harrison Reynolds from Norwood International High are both Year 9 students who told us a little about their recent RYPEN experience. Also, we heard from Molly Sweeney who recently received our club’s ‘Service Above Self’ award at the Norwood … Continue reading MEETING 1202: AGM & YOUTH UPDATE
  • MEETING 1201: NBN UPDATE
    Our first meeting for the month of December gave us the opportunity to get to speed on Smart Devices, presented by Rohan Watts, sponsored by the NBN. Rohan is no stranger to Rotary, being an exchange student in Argentina as a seventeen year old. In addition, Rohan is a Paul Harris Fellow. His late father … Continue reading MEETING 1201: NBN UPDATE
  • MEETING 1200: CELEBRATING OUR HISTORY
    It’s official! Australia was settled by convicts – and Magill Sunrise Rotary Club was chartered by imposters! This and other interesting historical facts were revealed as we revisited some club history at this week’s 1200th Meeting. RCMS Bulletin 1200