


The Rotary Club of Warragul’s Environment Committee are now bringing to club members an environmental mini talk on the second Tuesday of the month.







- a pamphlet entitled "Rotary. Humanity in Motion" with the question "What in the world does Rotary do? The fold out provided information on Rotary projects world wide; and
- a Moccona coffee sachet and two high quality chocolates
- a sticker on the front with the Rotary logos and the message "The Rotary Club of Warragul welcomes you back from lockdown and thanks you for your service to the community. Take a break and have a coffee on us!"






Rotary Exchange student, Martina Navarria arrived last week for her year- long stay in Warragul with the Rotary Club of Warragul. Martina comes from Italy and lives in Darfo about 100km north east of Milan.
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Warragul Regional College year 12 captain Kelsey Lubberink reported back to Warragul Rotary on her recent experience attending the National Youth Science Forum. From the left Warragul Rotary President Ross Dawson, Kelsey Lubberink, Lesley Lubberink and Rotary Youth Director Chris Morris.
After attending Rotary’s National Youth Science Forum earlier this year, Warragul Regional College year 12 student Kelsey Lubberink says a career in science is definitely on the cards. In January Kelsey spent 10 days in Brisbane with 200 year 12 students from across Australia looking at the opportunities for a career in science.
It was great to have last year’s exchange student return to Warragul in April with her parents Silke & Michael Nagel.
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One hundred Warragul business people, Rotarians and partners attended the club’s annual business and fund raising dinner to hear Allan Klindworth and Victoria Chantra from AECOM talk about business resilience when confronting natural disasters.
Service Above Self
Warragul, VIC 3820
Australia