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My second career - Australian Army Reserve
Oct 16, 2024 7:30 am
After graduating as an Engineer, and coming to Melbourne for his first job, as an Engineer, Stephen saw the opportunities that joining the Army Reserve presented. New people to meet, new skills to learn, leadership develop opportunities and, as the son and grandson of two men, who served in both World Wars, the Army Reserve presented the opportunity to serve, as they had. |
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It is your money - let's keep it that way.
Mar 12, 2025 7:30 am
Donna Willett is Branch Manager, Community Bank Blackburn South. Join us when she shares with us the latest information collated by Bendigo Bank of the ways and methods that customers are being approached by that group we collectively call "scammers". Donna will take us through a short presentation with a number of case studies from which we can learn and build our knowledge. |
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What's behind the Initials?
Mar 19, 2025 7:30 am
Our guest speaker this week is Kath Ronan, chair of Operation Cleft Australia. Kath will explore behind the various initials in this project. Our project partner DHK, is not only our partner in the performing of the cleft palate and cleft lip surgery they are also a significant contributor in a number of other areas. |
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Wheel Chairs for Kids - We hear from the founder - Brother Olly Pickett AM
Apr 09, 2025 7:15 am
On January 26, 2025, Brother Thomas Oliver (Olly) Pickett AM was named Senior Australian of the Year. Olly as he is known, is the co-founder of Wheelchairs for Kids which began in 1996, Wheelchairs for Kids, a project supported by donations of both time and money, by many Rotary clubs across Australia, is reponsible for providing adjustable wheelchairs and occupational therapy expertise for children in developing countries, free of charge. Specialising in 'all terrain' models, the project has supplied more than 60,000 custom-built wheelchairs which have been gifted to children in over 80 countries. |