On Tuesday the 25th of Aug I participated in the early celebration of Wear It Purple Day, hosted by LGBT Rotarians and Friends Fellowship...

It’s 7.00am on a Friday morning. It’s cold and the sun is still sluggishly attempting to light up the day. Members of Adelaide City...

There was an abundance of energy and excitement in the air as we all arrived to the Adelaide City Rotaract Club, 2020-2021 board...

It was so inspiring to hear from over 100 peace and social leaders at the 1st annual Global Cyber Peace Conference with the theme of...

This year’s National Rotaract Training was held just over a week ago, and provided an opportunity for new and longstanding Rotaract...

As a group which is predominantly white, we are currently focusing on listening to Black and Aboriginal voices. However, we also took...

By Isaac Thiele-Swift You probably want to be happy. Well, good news! There's a science for that called "positive psychology". Positive...

By Bernadette Barrett With social restrictions easing, at least across some parts of Australia, people are looking forward to getting...

By Adelaide City Rotaract Club's members Karagh My “lighthearted” read that I’ve just finished was the Tokyo Ghoul manga. It’s about...

By Katey Halliday After getting my first hit of RYLA in 2011 through Rotary District 9500 in Adelaide, I was hooked. I went on to become...

By Alanna Melville (and all the members) Like everyone else in Australia, and around the world, our members are following government...

By Gregory White and Lloyd Nazareth Our club is in need of a mascot, and we have narrowed it down to two furry friends. I am advocating...

By Paige Honor Adelaide City Rotaract Club is 7 years old! Here are 7 reasons why you should join us: 1-We have fun! Volunteering isn’t...

By Alanna Melville Rotaract began as a Rotary Youth program run by Charlotte North Rotary Club in Charlotte, North Carolina in the US....

By Nicholas Egan Today, November 11 2019, marks 100 years since the first organised Armistice Day, a year after the end of the First...

By Gregory White I was watching Lion King again yesterday. Not the new one – the classic. You know the one, with everybody’s favourite...

By Bernadette Barrett “… A reconciled Australia is one where our rights as First Australians are not just respected but championed in all...

By Karagh Loring Have you been thinking about a holiday to somewhere completely different to Australia? Before I tell you about my most...

By Louise Kitto I work in a Category 1 school, which means our students have an educational disadvantage based on socio-economic status....

By Martin McClean So I just want to start by saying that I hope that I never have to hear the Benny Hill theme song while getting ready...