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Rotary Down Under Inc. are the proud publishers of the magazine Rotary Down Under (RDU) which has been in publication since 1965.
RDU shares the highlights and achievements of Rotarians serving communities throughout Australia, New Zealand and Oceania.
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Walk the Talk raised $30,000 for hygiene kits helping girls in Fiji and New Zealand stay in school.
Rotary volunteers have restored more than 8,000 graffiti sites, keeping communities cleaner for 20 years.
Surgeon and Rotary leader Bharat Pandya has just been nominated as Rotary International president for 2028-29.
Probus celebrates 50 years in Australia, honouring Rotary roots, friendship, fellowship and community.
Rotary gifts bush bikes to bushfire-affected children, restoring hope, freedom and smiles.
Rotary Tawa's Concert in the Park united 900 people for an afternoon of music, fun and community spirit.
A Rotary-led mobile app gives first responders vital guidance for safer animal emergencies nationwide.
Hunters Hill raised $35,000 for brain cancer research at a gala celebrating hope and community.
Precy Babalola shares why sustainable aid empowers communities to create lasting change.
Garden gnomes bring smiles to the Blue Mountains while raising funds to help eradicate polio.
At the UQ Rotary Peace Centre, future peacebuilders learn to resolve conflict in a shifting global order.
A Governor’s luncheon raised $15,000 to support Tasmanian women facing gynaecological cancer.