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Bulletin Week 35 2020-2021
 
Week
17-Mar
24-Mar
31-Mar
7-Apr
Speaker
Anne Cunniff
Bendigo Education Plan
Ben Boxshall
Wood 4 Good
Mary Healy
Heffernan of the
Shamrock
Deanna Duane
National Youth Science Forum
Meeting Location
Bendigo Tennis Centre
Bendigo Tennis Centre
Bendigo Tennis Centre
Bendigo Tennis Centre
Chair
Maurice Woodburn
Rob Rosaia
Barb Mitchell
Stan Hendy
Welcome
Pat Sheehan
Ray Carrington
John Harkin
Liz Commadeur
Raffle
Ned Upton
Kevin Reade
Paul Henderson
Brian Hinneberg
President Report 
No Presidents report received by publication time.
 
I have received a few more Random acts of kindness for our list but we are still a long way from 100......
 
From District Governor
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The Rotary Centenary Coins and Stamp launch was held on Thursday morning and was truly a wonderful event. The seamless online communication link between the Melbourne and Sydney UBS boardrooms was impressive and allowed us to showcase the best of the two centenary clubs of Rotary Melbourne and Rotary Sydney. I would like to acknowledge the leadership of those clubs dating back one hundred years. Sir John Monash, the second President of the Rotary Club of Melbourne, and indeed every president since charter, has led a broad church of members who have been able to assist the growth of Rotary in Victoria and across Australia, chartering new clubs and implementing a range of impressive projects that have brought significant benefits to the communities they have served. I congratulate the current Rotary Melbourne leadership team of President Marion MacLeod, Immediate Past President Kevin Sheehan and Hugh Bucknall, all of whom have been so active in the promotion of Rotaryโ€™s 100 years of giving and leading our centenary celebrations. They have helped to lay the foundation for the next century of giving.

The multi-District conference, Virtual Victoria, is fast approaching and will be staged over four hours between 11am and 1pm on Saturday 1 May and Sunday 2 May. Under normal circumstances, clubs would have a dinner during the conference week and whilst this yearโ€™s conference is virtual, I would like to encourage clubs to still consider holding a dinner the Friday or Saturday night of the conference. Pick somewhere special and invite all your Rotary friends including community and business partners to celebrate in-person a century of service.

I want to take this opportunity to thank my Networker team who work tirelessly each week to put together this newsletter. I am so delighted with the positive analytics showing how many Rotarians across the District are opening it. Going forward however, Networker will be released first thing Monday morningsโ€ฆa great time to read it over your morning cuppa!

Enjoy the week ahead in Rotary service.

Rotary District 9800 Governor Philip Archer

Paul Harris Quote of the Week

The spirit of tolerance which has made it possible for Rotary to form a worldwide fellowship of business and professional men will make all things possible.

Notices

Guest Speaker

Melbourne & Brighton Rotary
International Womans Day
Well put together 48 minute Video with some notable participants.
Sally Capp Lord Mayor of Melbourne
Jacinda Ardern Prime Minister of New Zealand
 
Speakers
Mar 17, 2021
Bendigo Education Plan
Mar 24, 2021
Wood 4 Good
Mar 31, 2021
Heffernan of the Shamrock
Apr 07, 2021
National Youth Science Forum
Apr 14, 2021
Anglicare Team Leader
May 12, 2021
RSL Health and Wellbeing Officer
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Notices
In this centenary year for Rotary Down Under, it is worth reflecting that for 100 years Rotarians in Australia and New Zealand have promoted the advancement of international, goodwill and peace through numerous humanitarian aid and education programs.
This centenary of peacebuilding is a source of pride for Rotarians and is worthy of celebration. More importantly, it gives us an opportunity to reflect on what we can do in the future. The Future of Peace Leadership symposium will bring together leaders in peace and conflict resolution to provide perspectives on challenging global and domestic issues and they will discuss how we can all contribute towards building a more peaceful world.  The symposium will be held on April 21 and 22. It will appeal to Rotarians, peace practitioners, students and others.  
 
Key points:
  • Title: ๐“๐ก๐ž ๐…๐ฎ๐ญ๐ฎ๐ซ๐ž ๐จ๐Ÿ ๐๐ž๐š๐œ๐ž ๐‹๐ž๐š๐๐ž๐ซ๐ฌ๐ก๐ข๐ฉ
  • The event will run over two half days the afternoon of 21st and the morning of 22nd April 2021.
  • Registrations are now available online via the conference website: . https://peaceleadership.org.au/
  • Only $66.00 per person for the two days
  • An incredible line-up of leaders in peace and conflict resolution will provide their perspectives on challenging global and domestic issues.
  • Speakers will include RI President Holger Knaack, Chair of the Rotary Foundation, PRIP Ravi Ravindran, PRIP Ian Riseley,  Nobel laureates Jose Ramos-Horta and  Tilman Ruff
  • Journalist Ali Moore has agreed to facilitate a thought provoking  panel discussion titled  โ€œ How can we reverse the Doomsday Clock?โ€
  • Optional sessions on:
  1. Indigenous reconciliation  2.  Family violence  3.  Economics and peace 4. Humanity & humanitarian aid    5.   Business & human rights law    6.   Peacebuilding projects. 
  • Website:
For program details, speaker profiles and registration please go to https://peaceleadership.org.au/
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Attached are some images that can be used in your clubโ€™s newsletter and social media.
 
This special event is already generating a lot of interest  from Rotarians and Peace Fellows around Australia, in New Zealand and in other countries.
 
Please share this information with your members and encourage them to register to learn what they can do for peace?
 
Kind regards
 
Murray
 
PDG Murray Verso
Convenor of  R100 Rotary Peace Synposium 2021
Governor Rotary District 9800 2014-2015
Mobile: 0417 595 217
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Club meetings
BENDIGO
BENDIGO 
SOUTH
EAGLEHAWK
KANGAROO
FLAT
 INNER WHEEL        BENDIGO
Tues 12.45
for 1 pm
Bendigo 
Club
Thurs 6 for 6.30 pm
Bendigo Tennis Club Rooms
Wed 6.15 for
6.30 pm
Cal Gully 
Mechanics 
Institute
Monday
6 for 6.30 pm
Rotary
Gateway
Park 
2nd Monday
6 for 6.30pm each Month Uniting Church Foyer Neale St