Rotary Club of St Peters

30/05/2026

🌍 Saving the Planet Starts With Simple Acts — Like Planting a Tree

Planting a tree is more than a gesture — it’s a promise to the future. Every sapling strengthens our environment, cleans our air, and creates a healthier world for the generations who will follow.

At Rotary, we believe small actions create big impact.
💚 One tree today becomes a legacy of hope tomorrow.


Want to make a difference; Create projects that have lasting impact- join Rotary - Environmental focus Cause based club at St Peters Rotary

30/05/2026

Were pleased to partner with FAME to save our endangered species - flora and fauna
https://www.fame.org.au/projects/protecting-sandhill-dunnarts

Contribute $2000 AUD pa towards on ground conservation projects to save AUS endangered species

30/05/2026

12 April 100 volunteers over 2 sessions packed 10,000 birthink=g kits that are headed for the CONGO

Engage 100 community members in an activity to put together 10,000 birthing kits.

30/05/2026

Want to Make. Difference -Rotary is focused on several critically important causes that make a significant difference to the lives of people in need, in Australia and around the world. These causes align closely with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Why Rotary - we create lasting impact

23/05/2026

The Member for Dunstan, Cressida O'Hanlon MP, hosted a recognition BBQ lunch at Old Parliament House to celebrate National Volunteer Week, honouring volunteers within the electorate. Notably, James O'Hanlon took on the challenging task of cooking BBQ, a popular fundraising staple for many groups. The event provided a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for attendees.

20/05/2026

WHY ROTARY: thinking of joining a service group that gives back to community? Rotarians think big, here an example of a program of scale.
The Rotary Foundation is pleased to announce the 2026 Programs of Scale grant recipient: Collaboration for Sustainable Water and Sanitation Systems in Haiti. By expanding people’s access to water, sanitation, and hygiene, increasing demand for these services, and strengthening the governance of local water systems, this program aims to improve living conditions and reduce the incidence of waterborne disease by 25% in three local government areas in Haiti.

19/05/2026

"20 May: World Bee Day
World Bee Day presents an opportunity to step up our efforts to protect bees and other pollinators. Today bees, pollinators, and many other insects are declining in abundance. This day provides an opportunity for all of us – whether we work for governments, organizations or civil society or are concerned citizens – to promote actions that will protect and enhance pollinators and their habitats, improve their abundance and diversity, and support the sustainable development of"

This year’s theme “Bee Together for People and the Planet - A partnership that sustains us all” aims to stress the strong and long-lasting partnership betwee...

19/05/2026

The cause of World Immunisation Week continues
we (Rotary) recently celebrated World Immunisation Week and the fact that we can protect communities from preventable diseases. Thanks to Rotary’s leadership in global immunization efforts, more than 20 million people who might have been paralyzed by polio can walk today. Since 1988, Rotary and our partners have reduced polio cases worldwide by more than 99.9%. Learn how our members continue to champion disease prevention by supporting vaccination programs that protect against polio, measles, and other life-threatening diseases

22 likes. "Every Vaccine Counts"

12/05/2026

Swan Reach Observatory in the River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve. The observatory sits inside Australia’s first accredited International Dark Sky Reserve.
* It features a large research-grade PlaneWave CDK700 telescope.
* It’s roughly 2 hours northeast of Adelaide and is becoming one of South Australia’s major astronomy destinations.
* The observatory currently operates mainly by appointment or special events.

12/05/2026

https://www.swanreach.sa.au/

Vocational visit to Swan Reach and the River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve Observatory. The clouds dissipated and the observatory roof opened, allowing us to see the stars and focus on a nebula 167,000 light years away — an amazing experience.

We stayed at the Swan Reach Hotel and Gateway to the Galaxies Accommodation.

Our sincere thanks to John George OAM, visionary and passionate advocate for dark sky astronomy, whose knowledge and enthusiasm made the visit unforgettable.

Swan Reach - gateway to the Galaxy. Swan Reach is a river port in South Australia 127 km north-east of Adelaide on the Murray River between Blanchetown and Mannum in South Australia. It is on the left bank of the river. The Swan Reach Ferry is a cable ferry crossing operated by the state government....