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23.01.2022 Some of the RCSS members testing the new Brewery Beers in Ballina on a vocational visit. President Rhonda Mathers Secretary Ken Arnett and Vocational Director Ludmila Bischof.

20.01.2022 Where’s Rhonda? She’s there, just no face on photo of her. A great day,indeed. That’s Andrew,Josephine, Sue, and Byron Bay rep.

15.01.2022 Delightful breakfast to help Lift the Lid on Mental Health. Speaker kept us up to date with help available.

15.01.2022 Check out the Northern Rivers Times. Great photo team.

15.01.2022 Very happy customer today. Tricky with Covid social distancing to take a good photo at Bunnings BBQ. Unfortunately Bunnings called time because of the storm. But they’ll give us another one soon. Very busy morning.

14.01.2022 A blast from the past. Andrew Heap back from 1979 GSE in Phillipines. Tap to get full picture.

12.01.2022 Here’s our mob. Absent from photo is Warwick Binney

12.01.2022 Anne Meagher explained the wonderful Story Dogs with the help of Maggie the Labrador. A great program.President Rhonda Mathers says a Thank You to Anne with a RCSS mug.

09.01.2022 Dg Ana Andy Rajapakse welcomes two new members to Rotary Club of Summerland Sunrise. A great meeting.

06.01.2022 Fascinating talk from Marie Gibson, recently returned to Lismore, on teaching in Malaysia. Thanks Marie.

05.01.2022 Devastating flooding continues in Pursat Province In recent weeks, a massive flood has hit Pursat Province and is more devastating than anything experienced in ...decades. "Seasonal rains were made worse by a tropical storm, which caused flash floods in several provinces last week," reported Khun Sokha, a spokesperson for the National Committee for Disaster Management. The main roads that run alongside the waterways that flow from the Cardamom Mountains to the lowland Tonle Sap lake are now ruined. Houses and farmland along both sides of these rivers are the worst affected areas. Approximately 6.5 feet (2 meters) of rain has forced villagers and their livestock to find shelter on higher ground. Where there are hills, you will find herds of cattle trying to survive. Runoff from the Cardamom Mountains has caused the most flooding Pursat has seen since 1996. The torrential raining and mountain runoff has caused flooding in Pursat province that affects approximately 1,635 families and numerous homes, crops, roads, public schools, health centers, infrastructures, bridges, and rice farming field in Veal Veng, Kravanh and in Pursat city. The first floor of SC's Sylvia Lasky Memorial school was waiste-deep in water but fortunately, it only lasted a few days. It did wash away many nearby paved roads and red-stone roads. SC staff, teachers, and students helped with clean up after the water receded. But because the roads were blocked, our hope of reopening the school right away can not happen yet. Read more at https://tinyurl.com/pursatflood

03.01.2022 Indeed, an inspiring day at Casino RSM Club.

02.01.2022 Thanks Cath Bird for your excellent talk.