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PDG Jessie Harman Selected as Rotary International Director Zone 8 Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands The Nominating Committee for RI Director in Zone 8 recently certified that it selected Rotarian Jessie H. Harman, a member of the Rotary Club of Wendouree Breakfast, as a RI director in 2021–23. |
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Central to a District 9910-Rotary Foundation Global Grant Water and Catchment Sanitation Project was a new multipurpose building on Maewo Island, Vanuatu, that was handed over to the community at Naone Primary School in a colourful display of cultural dancers in 4 July 2019. |
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Ian Kiernan Born 1960 in Henderson, Auckland, Ian is the eldest of 4 children and has 2 brothers and 1 sister. His early childhood was spent in Kelston West Auckland, but the family moved around the city in subsequent years eventually settling in Mt Albert. |
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– from Jasmine Kiernan (2019/20 Governor Partner) As I am not “working” during the 6 months or so that we have relocated from Norfolk Island to Auckland while doing our Club visits, I decided that I would like to spend my spare time doing a project that would raise funds for one of Rotary’s programs. |
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Mark Daniel Maloney President 2019-20 Rotary Club of Decatur Alabama, USA My dear friends, Rotary leaders, and Rotaract leaders: A new Rotary year is upon us, and let us say one final thank you to former President Barry Rassin for his outstanding leadership. Barry, we will miss you, but we know and appreciate that you will continue to lead Rotary in important ways for years to come. |
When I first agreed to accept the District Governor role, I was told I would scale new heights in Rotary. I did not realise that meant the Auckland Sky Tower and that I would have to jump off it. I am pleased to report “Mission Accomplished” and I survived so you will have to continue to put up with me for the rest of the Rotary year. |
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District 9910’s Changeover was held on the afternoon of Sunday 30th June 2019 at Point Chevalier Bowling Club, with great turnout of around 100 attendees... |
District Governor Jerry Norman and Fay plus his team from North Harbour Rotary Club are proud to invite you to their District Conference held on the weekend of Friday 12th to Sunday 14th of April. This year's venue is the Barfoot and Thompson Netball Centre on the North Shore in Auckland. |
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This year marked the 30th anniversary for one of Rotary's best New Zealand programmes - supported by clubs from all six Rotary Districts across the country. |
This month Governor Jerry and his wife were in Vanuatu. Jerry and Fay visited Rotary projects, like water tank projects which included water to kindergartens. They visited Coolridge Kindergarten where Fay presented some reading resources. Principal Rosina has 135 students aged 3 to 5. They were welcomed with two songs and beaming smiles. They appreciated the learning resources. |
Governor Jerry Norman took office as the Governor of Rotary District 9910 on Sunday July 1 at the District Changeover at Milford Primary School. Governor Jerry was born in the Far North and was educated at Ngataki Primary School, Te Kao High and Kaitaia College. He went on to become a primary school teacher and continued to work in the education sector until his retirement from the Ministry of Education at the end of June this year. |
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.JPG) Max Wymer needs The Beast to help change his life.
The Target Road Primary School student uses a Ministry of Health-funded wheelchair suitable for indoor use but struggles to even tackle the ramp leading to his house. Max, 11, has his heart set on a 4x4 all-terrain wheelchair, known as The Beast.
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 Are you someone who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group who share your drive to give back. There are 41 clubs in our Rotary District, which extends from the northern and western areas of Auckland to the whole of Northland and on up into the Pacific. In Rotary we serve these communities where we live and work.
As well as Rotary clubs we look to the future with two Rotoract Clubs in the Auckland area. |
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