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The placing of the Rotary Peace Pole in Wahroonga Village by Wahroonga Rotary Club, marks Rotary International goal of building a culture of peace throughout the world.
What Is A Peace Pole?
A Peace Pole is a monument that displays the message 'May Peace Prevail On Earth' in the language of the country where it is placed. It usually displays 3 to 7 additional languages meaningful to the host site. Peace Poles are intended to inspire unity among people of all cultures, ethnicities, & backgrounds. Thank you to all those involved ðŸ•Š
 
United Nations International Day of Peace is 21 September each year United Nations
 
We are proud to announce the Clubs' 2024 - 2025 Vocational Service Awards Event
 
The Vocational Award Program enables us as a society to recognize individuals within our community who excel in their chosen vocation. They also recognize when an individual has gone above & beyond the normal business activities and has achieved recognition within the wider community.
 
 
 
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Nominations can be lodged via:- awards@wahroongarotary.org
 
 
 
 
It appears a portion of our Rotary Walk in the Wahroonga Village has been subjected to the graffiti vandals.
 
Peter Kirkwood initiated a conversation with Turramurra Rotary Club (Roger Norman) and low and behold the fencing looks as good as new.
 
Good job fellows - great interclub co-operation!
 
 
 
 
 
A chilly start (7.00am) at the Claude Cameron Oval East Wahroonga on Sunday morning opening up to a beautiful sunny day and the volunteer members had a great time - Dave Rigby, Len Stanley, Ross Catterall, Greg Starr, Peter Kirkwood, Ian Cameron and Rob Giacometti tended the BBQ while Fiona Thomas, Arija McQuillan, Nermine Toma with Helen Clark and Mentie Knowles looked after the customers. Thanks to John Julius for sourcing the bread for the day, Berowra Rotary for loaning us the BBQ trailer and Mildren Events for the marquees and tables.
 
We sold all our sausages/bread and drinks so a very pleasing day. 350 Knox boarders and day boys and 250 competitors participated in the day.
 
 
The Wahroonga Village Fair
 
Upcoming Club Events
Meeting Speakers
RYLA Guests
Feb 12, 2025
Our RYLA Experience
Greg Starr, Doug Reid, Ian Cameron
Feb 19, 2025
The Dish - Hornsby Connect - Men's Kitchen
NYSF Students
Feb 26, 2025
Our Experiences in Canberra
Sandra Ross
Mar 05, 2025
Sandra's Favourite Gardens
Dave Rigby and Jo-Ann Moffat
Mar 19, 2025
Bobbo Briefing
 
Welcome to a Rotary Foundation 
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Wahroonga Park Centenary Celebrations
Visit our Centenary Website
 
 
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Rotary's Monthly Focus

February is Rotary’s Conflict Resolution month, a great time to focus on supporting Countries in need.

Rotarians train adults and young leaders to prevent and mediate conflict, and aid refugees who have fled dangerous areas. During February, Rotary Peace and Conflict Prevention/Resolution Month, we’re celebrating our commitment to build peace and mitigate conflict.

 
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