IN LIGHT OF THE RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED BY THE COVID-19 VIRUS, OUR REGULAR MEETINGS HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
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Welcome to Surfers Paradise Rotary
Serving The Local & World Community
First and Third Mondays at 6:00 for 6:30 PM
Fables at Mantra Legends Hotel
Fables at Mantra Legends Hotel
Surfers Paradise Blvd & Laycock St.,
Surfers Paradise, QLD 4217
Australia
Surfers Paradise, QLD 4217
Australia
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The Regular Club Meeting days for the months of March through June 2020 will be held ONLY on the FIRST and THIRD Monday of each month.
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Since 1988 Surfers Paradise Rotary Club has constructed and managed 15 one-bedroom villas to provide affordable accommodation for needy pensioners in our community. The complex is known as Golden Wheel Villas, in the Gold Coast suburb of Arundel. We have just expanded this Community Project.
A holiday visit by the Past President of Takasaki Rotary Club, Suburo Kodama, to the Gold Coast in 1990, including some makeups at Surfers Paradise Rotary Club, started an enduring international friendship.
Anniversaries:
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Bill WhiteJulie WhiteApril 3
Join Date:
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Kirk MasonApril 1, 199228 years
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Sheila PontingApril 11, 20164 years
Joint Statement from Kiwanis International, Lions Clubs International, Optimist International, and Rotary International
Joint Statement from Kiwanis International, Lions Clubs International, Optimist International, and Rotary
Rotary clubs help fight the COVID-19 pandemic
Members use ingenuity, flexibility to help people affected by coronavirus and to stay connected
Sarah Parcak and the secrets of the satellites
Inspired in part by Indiana Jones, space archaeologist Sarah Parcak uses futuristic airborne technology to unearth the treasures of the past.