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 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
  • BULLETIN 1306: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
    Guest speaker Ian McDonald delivered a lively, humorous and highly relatable presentation to the Magill Rotary Club and the Athelstone-Rostrevor Lions Club entitled “AI – Making Sense of the Buzz.” RCMS Bulletin 1306
  • BULLETIN 1305: CANADA COAST TO COAST PART 1
    Unlike Australia’s northern border—where you can fry an egg on the road and possibly yourself—Canada’s border is mostly permafrost. So, anyone keen for a Canadian road trip sensibly sticks to the East–West route from the Atlantic to the Pacific. RCMS Bulletin 1305
  • BULLETIN 1304: CLUB EXCELLENCE & STRATEGY
    This morning Simon steered us through our club goals for 2025-2026 to achieve a Club Excellence Award. Simon explained we are well on the way to implementing and achieving our goals with initiatives in place. He also gave us an overview of the exciting direction our club is heading over the next five years. As … Continue reading BULLETIN 1304: CLUB EXCELLENCE & STRATEGY
  • BULLETIN 1303: WALKING FOR RESPECT
    On Saturday 11th October our club took part in the Walk for Respect from Victoria Square to Elder Park Rotunda. The walk was a peaceful, non-confrontational, non-political occasion to offer the wider community an insight into key signs of Domestic Violence & Coercive Control against Women • Men • Children! Plus more. RCMS Bulletin 1303
  • MEETING 1302: PROBUS OPPORTUNITY
    John Hall, President of the Kensington Probus Club and long-time advocate of the Probus movement, shared insights into the growth, structure, and purpose of Probus — one of Rotary’s most successful initiatives. RCMS Bulletin 1302
  • MEETING 1301: NATIONAL LEADERSHIP FORUM
    Members of the Rotary Club of Magill Sunrise were inspired by Jackson Pawelski sharing highlights from his experience at the 2025 National Leadership Forum (NLF) in Canberra — a four-day event that brings together 200 emerging leaders from across Australia to explore how values, purpose, and integrity shape leadership. RCMS Bulletin 1301
  • MEETING 1300: MARKET DISCUSSION
    In August the market committee agreed on a survey to be given to stallholders at that month’s market to get some thoughts and opinions on how our market was tracking and what we could potentially do better. RCMS Bulletin 1300
  • MEETING 1299: CHECK IN WITH THE MAYOR
    It was a pleasure to welcome Mayor Jill Whittaker OAM to our meeting for a preview of the proposed Campbelltown Community Hub consultation process. Jill’s background means she is no stranger to community service. Born and raised on a family farm near Maitland, she grew up with strong family values and a deep appreciation for … Continue reading MEETING 1299: CHECK IN WITH THE MAYOR
  • MEETING 1298: ROTARY HEALTH CHECK
    This week’s guest speaker was no stranger to our club, in the person of honorary member, Jeff Neale. Past DG Jeff has worn many rotary hats, which is appropriate as one of his topics was ‘Lifting the Lid’. RCMS Bulletin 1298