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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Wendouree Breakfast.
Welcome to our club which is passionate and dedicated to supporting local and international projects. We have a vibrant membership which provides opportunities for business networking, personal development as well as fun social events.
Rotary is a world wide network of inspired individuals who translate their passions into relevant social causes to change lives and communities.
Wendouree Breakfast meets every Wednesday at 7.15am - 8.30am. Visitors are most welcome and can contact the club via the "Contact Us" tab. To check out our activities, please browse this website.
President Jane Auchettl
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Club Members Attend Australian Rotary Conference
Four members from the Rotary Club of Wendouree Breakfast attended the Australian Rotary Conference held in Canberra from 20th - 22nd August, 2010. The theme of the conference was 'Towards a Stronger Australian Rotary'.
Click Here for more details of the Australian Rotary Conference
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Selkirk Roosters CEO Mark Patterson Speaks To Club
On 25th August, 2010 CEO of the Roosters Football Club, Mark Patterson disclosed a snapshot of the organisation that aims to create an environment of excellence in empowering leadership, self discipline and health and fitness. These aims are relayed into the community as opportunities are sought to engage with all levels of the community.
Click Here to read more about Selkirk North Ballarat Roosters
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Kelli Baird Encourages and Motivates
On Wednesday August 11th 2010 Kelli Baird talked with enthusiasm about motivating female student to be comfortable with who they are. Kelli teaches PE and Health at Loreto College, Ballarat where she promotes physical fitness and positive self image. Club members were encouraged to be welcoming, friendly, willing to listen and willing to be a contact in young peoples support network.
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Books to Nepal - One Decade On
The Rotary Club of Wendouree Breakfast joined in a Rotary Foundation Matching Grant project to purchase books for a school in Nepal. Past member Rotarian Joan Williams proposed the project after a plea for help from her brother. We now have an update ten years on.
Click Here to read more our donation of books to a Nepalese School
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Clare Bennett Shares - 04/08/2010
Relatively new member Clare shared a short version of her life from life on a farm to being top apprentice while working at St John of God Hospital Ballarat, where she met her husband. Together they went on to win business awards but her best work is three lovely daughters. Clare joined Rotary to make a difference, particularly in eradicating polio a disease suffered by her mum. Thanks Clare.
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Jane Lynch Tells 04/08/2010
Jane began life in W.A.; later she made her way east promoting the America's Cup Challenge. She went on to manage hotels in Queenscliff and Ballarat, and also the Ballarat Tabaret. Jane is now proprietor of Giraffe Marketing based in Ballarat. Jane said, Rotary is the perfect vehicle for her to participate in community service. Welcome Jane.
Click Here to read more about Giraffe Marketing
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Working Bee At Nerrina Wetlands For National Tree Day
Over 150 trees were planted on Sunday 1st August, 2010 by Rotarians at a working bee at Nerrina Wetlands to celebrate National Tree Day. A warm morning tea with scones was enjoyed by all who attended.
Click Here for more details of the Nerrina Wetlands Working Bee
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Tony Chew - Chair of Committee for Ballarat
Tony talked to the club on July 28th 2010 about the Committee's role. Some 90 paid up members work for the betterment of Ballarat by actively investigating economic development, sustainable development, environmental issues and any issue that may effect progress in Ballarat. Members are not politically connected so are free to actively pursue what Ballarat needs.
Click Here to read about the work of the Committee for Ballarat
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