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25.01.2022 In 2020, the Rotary Club of Hall has continued its support for the Roads to Rehap project in Nepal. For more information, we encourage you to read this 2019 article about this project https://www.hallrotary.org.au/roads-to-rehab-nepal/

25.01.2022 The global bee community needs our help and the village of Hall in the ACT have headed the call and are a hive of activity in support of their cause. This video was supported by the organising committee for World Bee Day ACT, the Capital Region Farmers Market and the Rotary Club Of Hall. With thanks to the community of Hall, the Hall Honeys and all the homes we were welcomed into, cups of tea served, biscuits eaten, beers consumed and of course all the Honey that got gifted t...o keep the crew going. It was fully sponsored and produced by Missing Bits Video Production Studio and Threesides Marketing. Camera and editing by Adam Grant, pre production, Sound and Lighting by Ben Wade, Production and direction by Todd Wright. No Bees were harmed in the production of this film, and to be fair, we hope that many bees will he helped.

24.01.2022 The Market is still open as an essential food service bringing the Canberra region fresh, healthy produce, and will continue to maintain food supply from region...al growers and a healthy diet for Canberrans! Read more about updated COVID-19 measures here: https://capitalregionfarmersmarket.com.au//covid-19-and-t/ See more

24.01.2022 Next year is the Centenary of Rotary in Australia - 100 years of Rotarians helping their communities and our nation. The Governor-General and Mrs Hurley hosted ...the kick off of centenary celebrations. A small number of guests at Government House were joined virtually by thousands of Rotarians around the country. The contribution of Rotary and its members to our community is immense. As the Governor-General said Rotarians live and breathe community. They are dependable, they are selfless, and they want to make the world a better place. Rotary International Rotary100downunder Leo Sayer

24.01.2022 A Centenary Project that all Rotary Clubs can get involved in.

23.01.2022 We are proud to be supporting Abundant Water as they provide a clean water solution into Timor Leste, and a sustainable business model for their vendors. Our relationship with AW goes back to the beginning in Laos. Keep up the great work Abundant Water team!!

23.01.2022 While Canberra numbers for COVID-19 are tracking better than expected (well done Canberra!) we need to make sure that we keep doing all that we can to keep it t...hat way! Our three rules at the market are more important than ever: 1. Keep your distance. Please be aware of where you are walking and queueing at all times. 2. Shop and Go! We can't wait to welcome you back for a leisurely breakfast however right now we need you to shop and go and to not loiter or stop to chat. We've noticed that more families are attending the market again - we ask that only one person per household attend to keep crowds down which helps everyone keep their 1.5m distance. 3. Sanitise your hands at entry. We'll have local distillery @undergroundspirits at the market with their new hand sanitiser to apply when you attend and also available for purchase. We'll have less space within the shed to spread our stalls out this weekend (oh hello terrible weather conditions!) so the above rules are super important this weekend (and all weekends). Thank you for doing your bit and supporting the market and our farmers!

22.01.2022 We welcome President Vicki for the 20-21 year

21.01.2022 Jennifer E. Jones, a member of the Rotary Club of Windsor-Roseland, Ontario, Canada, has been nominated to become Rotary International’s president for 2022-23, ...a selection that will make her the first woman to hold that office in the organization’s 115-year history. A current Rotary Foundation trustee, Jones has been a member since 1997 and has served Rotary as vice president, director, training leader, committee chair, moderator, and district governor. Read more on the nomination: https://on.rotary.org/2DDj58H

19.01.2022 'Following this training, Abundant Water now has at least 1 vendor in 12 of Timor-Leste’s 13 provinces! Clean water is therefore now more accessible, more conve...nient and cheaper for families to obtain'. Thanks to Australian Ethical Investment, U.S. Embassy - Dili, Timor-Leste, Rotary Club of Hall for making this possible! Read the latest blog post below! https://www.abundantwater.org//12-more-entrepreneurs-join-

19.01.2022 On Tuesday, 10 November at 5:30 pm, Mark Huddleston will be giving a presentation via a Zoom videoconference on Rotary Membership as our next guest speaker in o...ur Rotary District 9705 Membership Seminar Series. Mark is the author of ’Creatures of Habit’, was a District 9520 Membership Chair, and is a respected commentator, presenter, and blogger on Rotary’s membership challenges. To register, please follow the link to the Rotary District 9705 website: https://rotary9705.org.au/page/membership/

16.01.2022 The new Board for (hopefully) a post-COVID year

16.01.2022 Despite the challenges of 2020, the Rotary Club of Hall Remembrance Day Service on November 11 was smaller than in previous years due to COVID-19. And unfortunately, there was no after-service social get-together. But it was a moving event in a beautiful setting. Hopefully we will be able to see you all at the Anzac Day service at Hall in 2021.

15.01.2022 It was great to be back in our clubroom in Hall on Australia Day to kick-off 2021. Other than just catching up with mates, there was one piece of business; to draw the winner of the Rotary Aussie Peace Walk Earlybird prize valued at $390. - And a worthy winner too.

14.01.2022 Rotary Club of Hall mentioned in the Canberra Times today. https://www.canberratimes.com.au//rotarys-special-peace-w/

14.01.2022 A welcoming double rainbow at the CRFM this morning.

14.01.2022 The R100 Centenary Baton has now been launched. The R100 Centenary Baton is an important symbol of how Rotarians connect with each other and our communities, n...ow and into the future. Imagine Rotarians, local personalities, Councillors, community leaders, community groups, and everyday people around Australia & New Zealand carrying the baton of service and passing it forward. Imagine the R100 Centenary Baton being passed on at every District and Club Changeover for the next 100 years, with the Rotary leader’s name inscribed in perpetuity. Connecting with future generations of Rotary leadership. Their Excellencies The Governor General and Mrs Hurley have passed the Centenary Baton to the Presidents of Melbourne and Sydney; the two clubs that were founded in 1921 with 100th anniversaries in April and May 2021. It’s now the turn for every District and any Club to obtain your very own Centenary Baton. Think about the value it can bring in so many ways. How can you get involved? Own your own R100 Centenary celebration and be part of a bigger event! Energise your club and create a celebration of 100 years of Rotary by planning an event - a Dinner, Fund Raiser, Walk through Town, or maybe a Fun Run. Involve your community in your planning, invite members of the public to be part of the committee, engage community groups and businesses to partner with you. The baton is a visible symbol of 100 years of Rotary achievement. Reach out to local media to get the message out across your area. Tell the story of what Rotary has achieved and where we will make a difference in the next 100 years. And be part of a R100 Baton Relay across Australia & New Zealand to celebrate 100 years of Rotary working in our communities. Throughout the country, State by State, District by District, Club by Club. Rotary Connects in new and novel ways like we never have before. Gather batons from across the nation for a Parade of Batons at signature Anniversary events throughout 2021, showing your colours and demonstrating to the world that you were there! We are actively seeking club and district champions. For more information and to purchase your own R100 Centenary Baton, visit the R100 Centenary Baton website at https://www.r100baton.com/ or become Facebook friends @ https://www.facebook.com/R100baton. The R100 Baton Champion is PP Linda Humphries who would love to hear your story at [email protected]

12.01.2022 Thanks Ian Dempsey for posting this.... everyone should get waggling (& inviting their friends to join #rotariansforbees) to raise awareness of the need to protect bees & pollinators to ensure global food security!

12.01.2022 Nice to see Rotary posters up at Subabarn promoting the Rotary Aussie Peace Walk and our Centenary project 'Give Every Child a Future'. (Bloke standing for size comparison only) Find out more at https://aussiepeacewalk.com.au/give-every-child-a-future/

10.01.2022 Enjoying the Rotary Club of Hall 20-21 Changeover Lunch. Our first face-to-Face meeting for months (with appropriate social distancing)

09.01.2022 Rotarians & Rotaractors from across Canberra and the region are going to be involved with this project at the end of March...

07.01.2022 A few Hall Rotarians joined UC Rotaractors for a BBQ by the lake today. A lovely social get-together at which we chatted about everything from Rotary to study, careers and pole dancing

07.01.2022 Wonder what the Rotary Club of Hall will be doing to celebrate the Centenary? Now is a great time to join Rotary and help plan something terrific. Stay tuned!

07.01.2022 Rotary's newest area of focus

06.01.2022 Chris presenting to Rotary Clubs about volunteer options at the 2021 Aussie Peace Walk

05.01.2022 Join in the fun - Rotarians from clubs throughout Canberra are organising, volunteering and joining Canberrans and visitors to our city participating in the two-day Rotary Aussie Peace Walk on 27-28 March 2021.

04.01.2022 We are always happy to support this worthy award program. Rotary Club of Hall member, Steve Hill is passionate about recognition of our Emergency Service volunteers. Nominations close 31 May.

03.01.2022 The incredible generosity of Papua New Guineans to the people of Merimbula & the Bega Valley via the Merimbula Rotary Club.

03.01.2022 So good to see that Rotary and partners are able to offer real support in other areas such as COVID-19 tracing because of the infrastructure that’s in place for the End Polio campaign started all those years ago.

02.01.2022 DG Michael Moore talks about his Rotary journey.

02.01.2022 Great to see you, Tim

02.01.2022 WALKING FOR PEACE BRING YOUR FRIENDS, CHALLENGE YOURSELF AND RAISE MONEY FOR YOUR FAVOURITE CAUSE. We are proud to announce that Supabarn are supporting the R...otary Aussie Peace Walk; a Centenary event. Help us help Rotary immunise 100,000 children against life-threatening diseases from 9 Pacific Island nations! Join us or Donate at: aussiepeacewalk.com.au Supabarn endeavours to support our community to Live Well. Every year in the Pacific Islands hundreds of children do not live long enough to see their 5th birthday due to contracting preventable diseases. We are raising funds for 3 vaccines to be distributed to the affected communities, by UNICEF, and they are: Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV), Rotavirus vaccine and Human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV). There is also an Earlybird Discount Offer to the March 2021 Aussie Peace Walk event in Canberra for anyone who signs-up to the mailing list! aussiepeacewalk.com.au

01.01.2022 Thank you for the nomination Marymead. Much is a great program and has been a privilege to be a part of it from inception!