Save the Dates - RI Convention 27-31 May 2023 in MELBOURNE!

Date: Saturday May 27, 2023, 12:00 am

Melbourne is the host city for the 2023 Rotary International Convention, attracting over 20,000 delegates. It has been 30 years since Melbourne has hosted this international event.

The convention will take place in May 2023 using superb venues (Rod Laver Arena and the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre).  All activities will be within the heart of the city.

COVID-19 Update

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE -

1. All future club meetings will be held online via the "Zoom" video conferencing app in light of COVID-19.  All members will be sent an email invite/link before each meeting.  All guests and prospective members should send an email request to President Eddie Knight at gerr4@bigpond.com to receive the email invite/link beforehand.

2. All future farmers' markets have been suspendend.

First Zoom Meeting

Our first Zoom meeting on 30 March 2020! Congratulations to all those members and guests brave enough to navigate their way through the new Zoom video conferencing platform so that we can continue to attend meetings for the foreseeable future.      

Vale - Yvonne Moon OAM

It is with great sadness that we advise of the passing of Yvonne Moon OAM on 26 March 2020.  Yvonne was an amazing generous person who lifted spirits with her infectious humour.  She was a Rotarian of the the highest order with her passion and vision to help others. She will be sorely missed.  Our deepest condolences to Fred and family on behalf of the Rotary Club of Williamstown. 

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The Timeball

"The Timeball" bulletin - Keep up to date with all of our club's activities and events by reading our regular bulletin.  It can be viewed by clicking on the "Timeball News" tab at the top of this website.

Friends of Rotary

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Williamstown Rotary - Proud supporter of Interplast

The Rotary Club of Williamstown is a proud supporter of Interplast.

In Australia and New Zealand, we often take it for granted that if we ever need medical care, we will be treated quickly and effectively by highly qualified doctors, nurses, surgeons and other specialists.

But right next door in the Asia Pacific region, a lack of resources combined with limited training means people with repairable conditions are often not treated fast enough or well enough – if they are treated at all.

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