9
COVER REPORT
10
BREAKTHROUGH FOR PEACE
WA Government to fund Peach Scholars
11
12
PEACE EFFORT TAKES WINGS
Rotary program builds up, branches out
13
14
WHAT'S NEW
A fresh look at Salt Lake City
14
15
16
17
18
DOWN UNDER FLAVOUR
Aussies, Kiwis for Salt Lake City
19
CONVENTION FORMS
12 pages of information
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
SERVICE TO THE LETTER
The good works from A to Z
AMBASSADORS GUEST SPEAKERS
Brisbane move is popular
32
DAMS IN AFRICA
Rotary proves the power of one
33
USING THE 3H GRANTS
Rotary seed flourishes
34
BEING A TRF AUDITOR
Means going from Karori to Korea
35
LUV A DUCK, IT'S A BONUS
Ayr project raises TRF funds
36
37
38
VALUE IN SCHOLARS
The answer is thinking long-term
39
40
41
42
FUND RAISING WITH FLAIR
March date for ARHRF Round Up
43
A PEACEFUL PLACE
To watch the birdlife in West
44
DILI LEADS WAY AGAIN
Now Timor Leste is calmer place
45
ANOTHER RECORD BREAKER
As Tasmanians go walking
46
BREAKFAST ON THE PAT
Means fellowship and funds
47
RI DIRECTOR IN 2008-10
Queenslander nominated
Regular Features
3
President’s Message
4
From Where I Sit
4
News Bulletin
7
Mailbox
48
This Rotary World
52
Notices
53
RO TV Highlights
54
Directory
55
Smiles
55
Book Review
COVER: Shearer Brent Barwick, of Oatlands, makes sure that Ambassadorial Scholar Tamsyn Jones paid attention
that the fleece came off clean when she tried her hand at shearing at Sorell Creek, Tasmania. See report,
page 9
.
