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Medical aid from Flemington Kensington Rotary reaches 40,000 people in Somalia after seven-month journey.
Eleven Adelaide Rotary clubs unit to collect goods for locals in crisis through the Shop & Share project.
Teens in Fiji's Koroipita Village take part in new Rotary youth program focused on leadership and fun.
Rotary’s EndTrachoma project unites 260+ clubs to fight Trachoma in Australian Indigenous communities.
RYPEN Fiji launches with cross-cultural teamwork, empowering 35 students through leadership and learning.
For decades, Rotary NZ World Community Service has turned donated goods into vital resources for schools, hospitals & communities across the Pacific, delivering supplies where needed most.
The scholarship celebrates the contributions made to Rotary Down Under by its founder, Paul Henningham and his successor Bob Aitken.
President-elect SangKoo Yun informed us all of his diagnosis of pancreatic cancer and his decision to step back from Rotary responsibilities.
Leadership, friendship and fun unite at Interact Camp hosted by D9560 Passport Rotary Club in Yeppoon.
Larry A Lunsford, a member of the Rotary Club of Kansas City-Plaza, US, is the selection of the nominating committee to become Rotary International’s president for 2027-28.
Hot August Jazz fills North Hobart with free live music, community spirit and cool vibes each August.
Rotary clubs and students unite to build SolarBuddy lights, bringing hope to children facing energy poverty.