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Meeting Information

The Rotary eClub of Brindabella meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 8pm Canberra/Sydney time. Our meetings include speakers, club business, project planning and more. Visitors are welcome.

Our next meeting is this Thursday, 27th of August, featuring Angus Smith - see details below. 

Please note: this Zoom meeting is scheduled weekly, but the club will only meet scheduled nights.

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Meeting ID: 935 6436 9871
Passcode: 565011

Meeting Agenda

  1. Welcome
  2. Apologies
  3. Guest Speaker - Angus Smith
  4. General Business

    i) Club Directories 

    ii) Interact Update 

    iii) Gnomes 

    iv) Online Community Group Meeting

  5. Director Reports
  6. Update on Carmel
  7. Project Updates

    i) Greater Good

    ii) Christmas Cakes 

    iii) Gears and Beers

  8. Wrap up

    i) Reminders - 

    Information Day for New Members - Canberra Region 12th of September

    Rotary International Convention in Barcelona, Spain - Registrations Open 17th of September 

    ii) Birthdays and Anniversaries 

     

Guest Speaker - Angus Smith

Angus is a third-year International Relations &
Commerce (international business) student at the
Australian National University (ANU).

An emerging leader with experience in national
security, community leadership, and political staffing,
Angus has dedicated his early career to enhancing
dialogue between local communities and federal
agencies.

Angus was a co-author of the "no worries" report
written by the ANU National Security College into
Australian attitudes of National Security, Risk and
Resilience.

Angus was recognised as the 2024 Wagga Wagga
Young Citizen of the year, for contributions to
community civic literacy, and has represented
Australia at the United Nations in Bangkok. Thailand.

23rd of July Meeting Recap

The meeting featured guest speaker, Sally Lean, who shared her inspiring journey from childhood dreams of becoming an Olympic equestrian to a career in international education, including her experiences teaching in China and Singapore. She discussed her current work in coaching and her goal to found a bilingual school in Australia. 

The club also discussed the acceptance of a new member, Garth Perkin, and updates on various projects, including The Greater Good Scholarship, website improvements, and fundraising initiatives like a pie drive and involvement in the Gnomes event in Canberra. Reports were given on Rotary Foundation donations, youth programs, and the activities of exchange student Carmel.

 

13th of August Meeting Recap

Meg reported that the RYPEN had been postponed to November due to low participation and scheduling conflicts. 

The group discussed upcoming opportunities including Gears and Beers in Wagga on the 3rd and 4th of October where we could volunteer and earn $150 per person per day for the club by assisting with marshalling. 

Travis shared information about New South Wales being split into two districts, with the change scheduled for mid-2028.

Beth proposed selling Rotary Christmas cake again and advised she would discuss the club's participation with Ross before taking it to the Board for approval

 

Executives & Directors
President
 
Secretary
 
Treasurer
 
Immed PP
 
Foundation
 
Public Image
 
Youth
 
Public Officer
 
Protection Officer
 
Club Calendar

In this section of the bulletin, we will now include a list of all known RECB-relevant upcoming events and activities, both internal and external as appropriate. If you have anything to add, please email them through!