Events

Past President Mark Williams is about to be anointed as District Govenor for District 9620 in the new financial year. Come listen to Mark's visions for his term as DG!

The Rotary Club of Brisbane meets on Monday evenings for a 45-minute meeting, held in person and also accessible via Zoom. After the meeting, members and guests attending in person are welcome to stay and enjoy a meal together, time permitting.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/98358801789?pwd=iUbVAC7SSlINU7VBTZkKo12l3KgZNj.1

Meeting ID: 983 5880 1789
Passcode: 062234

6:00 pm - arrive, grab a drink from the Public Bar and make your way to the Lounge Bar

6:15 pm - meetings starts

If you're planning to join us, tap Online Registration—this helps us keep you updated and ensures we know who we’re welcoming each week.

The club usually covers the cost of dinner for the guest speaker. All other attendees cover their own meals. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.

We also have regular hands-on volunteer opportunities—check this link for what’s coming up. 

FREE ONSITE PARKING - accessed via 18 Kelvin Grove Road 4059 - please note there are no elevators in the building and if you park here you will have to walk up one or two flights of stairs to get to the meeting room.

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE - via 1 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, 4059 - you can be dropped off here and there is also a small amount of street PARKING near 21 Musgrave Road

Photography and Video Notice

Please be advised that photos and/or videos may be taken during this event for use in Rotary Club of Brisbane publications, promotional materials, and online platforms. By attending, you consent to your image being used.

If you would prefer not to be photographed or recorded, kindly inform a club representative on the day

more info to follow

CLICK HERE to purchase tickets

VOLUNTEERS from our club are also needed for short tasks throughout the event (mainly before), please purchase a ticket to attend and also volunteer to help out (i.e. greeters, rego desk, ushers etc - then you can sit down with the rest and enjoy).

As we embark on a new Rotary year, this meeting will include a look back at our 2024–25 Club Goals in Rotary Club Central—what we set out to do, what we’ve achieved, and what we’ve learned along the way.

We’ll also be turning our attention forward. With Dan Adler as Club President from 1 July, we’ll take time to discuss and shape the goals for 2025–26. Rotarians can always log into Rotary Club Central to review our Club Goals and track progress.

This is a great chance for all members to have input into the direction of the club for the coming year—whether it’s around service projects, membership, fundraising, or how we show up in the community.

The Rotary Club of Brisbane meets on Monday evenings for 45-minutes, held in person and also accessible via Zoom. After the meeting, members and guests attending in person are welcome to stay and enjoy a meal together, time permitting.

Join Zoom Meeting

https://zoom.us/j/98925732310?pwd=zyCx2INl4ViLGVkfrXP1sFplyYxEsI.1

Meeting ID: 989 2573 2310
Passcode: 173011

6:00 pm - arrive, grab a drink from the Public Bar and make your way to the Nicolson Room. 

6:15 pm - meetings starts

If you're planning to join us, tap Online Registration—this helps us keep you updated and ensures we know who we’re welcoming each week.

The club usually covers the cost of dinner for the guest speaker. All other attendees cover their own meals. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.

We also have regular hands-on volunteer opportunities—check this link for what’s coming up. 

FREE ONSITE PARKING - accessed via 18 Kelvin Grove Road 4059 - please note there are no elevators in the building and if you park here you will have to walk up one or two flights of stairs to get to the meeting room.

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE - via 1 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, 4059 - you can be dropped off here and there is also a small amount of street PARKING near 21 Musgrave Road

Photography and Video Notice

Please be advised that photos and/or videos may be taken during this event for use in Rotary Club of Brisbane publications, promotional materials, and online platforms. By attending, you consent to your image being used.

If you would prefer not to be photographed or recorded, kindly inform a club representative on the day

The Rotary Club of Brisbane meets on Monday evenings for a 45-minute meeting, held in person and also accessible via Zoom. After the meeting, members and guests attending in person are welcome to stay and enjoy a meal together, time permitting.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/99286526986?pwd=KkSp5GZR44LWYLKPwOeCGBaWDe0pYJ.1

Meeting ID: 992 8652 6986
Passcode: 743672

6:00 pm - arrive, grab a drink from the Public Bar and make your way to the Lounge Bar

6:15 pm - meetings starts

If you're planning to join us, tap Online Registration—this helps us keep you updated and ensures we know who we’re welcoming each week.

The club usually covers the cost of dinner for the guest speaker. All other attendees cover their own meals. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.

We also have regular hands-on volunteer opportunities—check this link for what’s coming up. 

FREE ONSITE PARKING - accessed via 18 Kelvin Grove Road 4059 - please note there are no elevators in the building and if you park here you will have to walk up one or two flights of stairs to get to the meeting room.

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE - via 1 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, 4059 - you can be dropped off here and there is also a small amount of street PARKING near 21 Musgrave Road

Photography and Video Notice

Please be advised that photos and/or videos may be taken during this event for use in Rotary Club of Brisbane publications, promotional materials, and online platforms. By attending, you consent to your image being used.

If you would prefer not to be photographed or recorded, kindly inform a club representative on the day

Since 1947, the Rotary Club of South Brisbane has been running a remarkable community event. This long-standing initiative offers a day out for children and carers facing significant life challenges, providing fun, friendship, and a sense of community.

This October, the Rotary Club of Brisbane will be stepping in to support this event as volunteers—part of our commitment to community service and to standing alongside our fellow clubs in shared purpose. It’s also a chance to reconnect with a club we’re historically tied to—South Brisbane Rotary was originally chartered by our club.

To give us a full picture of this legacy and the logistics of the picnic, John Paskin from South Brisbane Rotary will join us as guest speaker on Monday 28 July. His visit will offer insight into how this tradition has evolved, what it takes to run it, and how we can be part of it.

For newer members especially, this is a great opportunity to:

• See how other Rotary clubs are making an impact

• Learn about inter-club collaboration and shared projects

• Get involved in hands-on community service

Let’s show our support and get behind a fellow club continuing a decades-old Rotary tradition.

The Rotary Club of Brisbane meets on Monday evenings for 45-minutes, held in person and also accessible via Zoom. After the meeting, members and guests attending in person are welcome to stay and enjoy a meal together, time permitting.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/94780555937?pwd=CCzALytMYJqHZgb6a3mISfdybXXB0Z.1

Meeting ID: 947 8055 5937
Passcode: 181381

6:00 pm - arrive, grab a drink from the Public Bar and make your way to the Nicolson Room

6:15 pm - meetings starts

Our guest speaker on Monday, 28 August will be John Paskin from the Rotary Club of South Brisbane, who will be sharing the story of their Annual Kid's Picnic—a community tradition since 1947 supporting children living with disablity and/or other life challeges and their carers. John will outline how the event operates and how we, as members of the Rotary Club of Brisbane, can support this important initiative by volunteering at the upcoming October picnic.

If you're planning to join us, tap Online Registration—this helps us keep you updated and ensures we know who we’re welcoming each week.

The club usually covers the cost of dinner for the guest speaker. All other attendees cover their own meals. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.

We also have regular hands-on volunteer opportunities—check this link for what’s coming up. 

FREE ONSITE PARKING - accessed via 18 Kelvin Grove Road 4059 - please note there are no elevators in the building and if you park here you will have to walk up one or two flights of stairs to get to the meeting room.

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE - via 1 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, 4059 - you can be dropped off here and there is also a small amount of street PARKING near 21 Musgrave Road

Photography and Video Notice

Please be advised that photos and/or videos may be taken during this event for use in Rotary Club of Brisbane publications, promotional materials, and online platforms. By attending, you consent to your image being used.

If you would prefer not to be photographed or recorded, kindly inform a club representative on the day

Join Us for Our August Volunteer Day with Habitat Brisbane!

Are you looking for a way to connect with fellow Rotarians and give back to the community in a hands-on, meaningful way? We’ve got just the opportunity for you!

This month, the Rotary Club of Brisbane will be rolling up our sleeves and teaming up with Brisbane City Council’s Habitat Brisbane program—a celebrated community bushcare initiative. This program empowers local volunteers to preserve and rejuvenate our city’s bushland, wetlands, parks, and waterways.

What We’ll Be Doing:

• Removing invasive weeds

• Planting native flora

• Mulching and improving soil health

• Participating in flora and fauna surveys

• Helping protect the biodiversity of our beautiful local habitats

There are over 150 bushcare groups supported by this initiative, and we’re proud to be stepping into the fold. It’s a brilliant way to meet like-minded locals, enjoy the outdoors, and make a visible difference in our urban environment.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just enjoy fresh air and community spirit, this is a rewarding way to live Rotary’s motto of Service Above Self. It’s also the kind of grassroots involvement that many new members tell us they’re looking for—real community impact and real connection.

All materials will be provided—just bring a hat, sunscreen, gloves, and your enthusiasm!

Let us know you're coming via the volunteer registration tab so we can coordinate numbers and gear. 

Let’s make Brisbane greener together!

The Rotary Club of Brisbane meets on Monday evenings for a 45-minute meeting, held in person and also accessible via Zoom. After the meeting, members and guests attending in person are welcome to stay and enjoy a meal together, time permitting.

6:00 pm - arrive, grab a drink from the Public Bar and make your way to the Lounge Bar

6:15 pm - meetings starts

If you're planning to join us, tap Online Registration—this helps us keep you updated and ensures we know who we’re welcoming each week.

The club usually covers the cost of dinner for the guest speaker. All other attendees cover their own meals. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.

We also have regular hands-on volunteer opportunities—check this link for what’s coming up. 

FREE ONSITE PARKING - accessed via 18 Kelvin Grove Road 4059 - please note there are no elevators in the building and if you park here you will have to walk up one or two flights of stairs to get to the meeting room.

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE - via 1 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, 4059 - you can be dropped off here and there is also a small amount of street PARKING near 21 Musgrave Road

Photography and Video Notice

Please be advised that photos and/or videos may be taken during this event for use in Rotary Club of Brisbane publications, promotional materials, and online platforms. By attending, you consent to your image being used.

If you would prefer not to be photographed or recorded, kindly inform a club representative on the day

Our club members are working with Cooparoo State School to help mark World Peace Day with a special ceremony around the school’s Peace Poles. This event will include a reaffirmation of commitment to peace and community, and is part of the wider Rotary 100 Peace Pole initiative.

More details to come, but we’re proud to support this meaningful activity that brings Rotary values into school communities.

Our club members are working with Petrie Terrace State School to help mark World Peace Day with a special ceremony around the school’s Peace Poles. This event will include a reaffirmation of commitment to peace and community, and is part of the wider Rotary 100 Peace Pole initiative.

More details to come, but we’re proud to support this meaningful activity that brings Rotary values into school communities.

USE ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK TO VOLUNTEER - this is a bi weekly volunteer opportunity but Rotary Club of Brisbane are specifially rostered to help on this day.

RARE is a Rotary initiative in part set up by our Honourary Club Member James Delahunty.

Repurposing Equipment- Northern Region Roster
ACN. 03 444-264
ABN 37 739 341 03
PP Phil Saxby Manager RAWCS NR RARE Mobile: 0428 556 800 Email: psaxby@ozemail.com.au
The RAWCS Repurposing Equipment - Northern Region warehouse needs able bodied people to help with the packing of health and educational equipment into shipping containers ready for consignment to developing countries. Less able-bodied people can help with sorting items, as wel as general housekeeping, ni the warehouse.
The warehouse is located at: 61-73 Macarthur Street (at the end of road gate) Alexandra Hills QLD. See the map attached to this letter (buildings EG&H)

NR RARE Coordinator Phil Saxby 0466 556 042 Administrator of Volunteers Peter Collins 0491 137 706
We have taken the liberty of placing your Club on the roster to assist with the loading of containers and general housekeeping at Repurposing Equipment - Northern Region on Saturday 6th December.

RAWCS Repurposing Equipment - Northern Region values the Health, Safety and Welfare of our volunteers and as part of our Workplace Safety and Health Management System, we ask the Rotary Club ot appoint a Club Team Coordinator for the following:
As per the attached Club Team Coordinator's Responsibilities

• Ensure that all volunteers have read and understand the Northern Region Repurposing Equipment Safety Induction
• Circulate the attached Volunteer Information Form to all volunteers for completion prior to commencing work on the Repurposing Equipment premises. This information is required and wil only be used in case of an emergency.

Thank you for your anticipated assistance. Yours faithfully
Peter Collins
RAWCS RARE Rostering Officer