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Rotary is actively working to change lives. These are just a sample of the hundreds of projects across the South Pacific and beyond.
Rotary South Pacific has opened nominations for more than 100 Rotary Community Leader (RCL) positions for the 2026–2028 term.
More time for Rotary to reach its full potential in the South Pacific.
Rotary collaborates with Canterbury Volunteers NZ (CVNZ) to restore the land, devasted by earthquakes in 2011.
Rotary collaborates with Kickstart for Kids to provide free breakfast and lunches to school children who would otherwise go without.
Rotary is committed to promoting peace, goodwill, and understanding.
Rotary, in collaboration with the NSW Government, has launched the Unite for Bondi - Bondi Terror Attack Appeal to provide benevolent relief to survivors and victims.
Rotary comes together with other local services to support communities.
To address a maternal health crisis, Rotary members help midwives build leadership skills and professional networks.
A father-son duo set out to ride every train line in Sydney in one day to raise funds for Rotary’s End Polio campaign.
For 30 years, the community of Bordertown in South Australia needed a dog park – the local Rotary Club made it happen.
The Rotary Community Breast Milk Bank helps give babies a healthy start to life.
Rotary collaborates to study and monitor the river and advocate for change.
This 50-year plan to plant 10 million trees in Timor Leste restores the land on which the trees grow and generates sustainable incomes for the local communities.
A lightning strike on a single tree sparked a fire that destroyed a Blue Mountains community during the Australian summer of 2019-2020.
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