The 2022-23 Rotary International logo was designed by Australian artist Riki Salam who specialises in contemporary indigenous art, design and communications.

The colours used are not necessarily connected to Aboriginal culture.

From a Rotary perspective there are several ways to interpret them: purple for polio eradication, green for the environment and white for peace, our core mission. Together, they are the colours of the Suffragette women’s movement, a subtle nod to history as Jennifer Jones is the first female RI president.

Leadership skills are invaluable in all areas of life.

In Rotary we value leadership and our members strive to lead in their professional life and/or volunteering capacity.

An annual Rotary Youth Leadership Award develops skills in our young adults.

In June we celebrated 70 years of serving the local community and beyond. It is amazing what has been achieved in that time.

While we reflected on our achievements, we are focussed on what we can do in the years ahead.

District Governor 9685 Lindsay May presented President Ruth Vumbaca with a 70 years of service certificate.