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Rotary South Pacific News
Rotary is actively working to change lives. These are just a sample of the hundreds of projects across the South Pacific and beyond.
Learn more about the latest initiative to strengthen and expand Rotaract across the zone
Read more about the newest cohort of RCLs
Learn more about volunteering projects across the South Pacific and how to get involved this May.
Saving Australian playgrounds from landfill and shipping them to countries where kids need it most
Rotary South Pacific is pleased to announce the next Rotary Community Leaders from 1 July 2026.
Rotary South Pacific has confirmed its widely reported “nationwide ban” on sausage sizzles was, in fact, an April Fools’ campaign.
Rotary South Pacific has today announced it will phase out sausage sizzles nationwide, effective immediately, citing “an increasingly complex and unsustainable operating environment.”
In February, multiple Rotary Clubs came together for one shared purpose: Peace
Rotary South Pacific supports the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) to help Australians learn more about serving local communities.
Rotary South Pacific has opened nominations for more than 100 Rotary Community Leader (RCL) positions for the 2026–2028 term.
More time for Rotary to reach its full potential in the South Pacific.
Rotary collaborates with Canterbury Volunteers NZ (CVNZ) to restore the land, devasted by earthquakes in 2011.
Rotary collaborates with Kickstart for Kids to provide free breakfast and lunches to school children who would otherwise go without.
Rotary is committed to promoting peace, goodwill, and understanding.
Rotary, in collaboration with the NSW Government, has launched the Unite for Bondi - Bondi Terror Attack Appeal to provide benevolent relief to survivors and victims.
Rotary comes together with other local services to support communities.
To address a maternal health crisis, Rotary members help midwives build leadership skills and professional networks.
A father-son duo set out to ride every train line in Sydney in one day to raise funds for Rotary’s End Polio campaign.
For 30 years, the community of Bordertown in South Australia needed a dog park – the local Rotary Club made it happen.
The Rotary Community Breast Milk Bank helps give babies a healthy start to life.
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