It's hard to make a difference if you're not keeping track of what's changed. I talk briefly on the requirement to make sure our projects are serving a need, and that we're not just making ourselves feel good.

As always, contact me at [email protected]

The Club of Forest Hill is reachable at [email protected]

And our website at www.foresthillrotary.com

And social media presence is www.facebook.com/RotaryClubForestHill/

Let us know what we should be doing in the Whitehorse area, really:

We're firing on all cylinders again. I muse a bit about publicity, better ways to get our message out, and play a clip from Annie Wysham, our speaker from the club meeting on the 17th of July.

Annie is an accomplished poet and riveting storyteller. Her performances are worth seeking out. She describes herself as providing "old-fashioned entertainment" in the form of poetry recitations, storytelling, and story reading.

You can get in touch with her at "Poems 'N More" [email protected]

As always, contact me at [email protected]

The Club of Forest Hill is reachable at [email protected]

And our website at www.foresthillrotary.com

And social media presence is www.facebook.com/RotaryClubForestHill/

Let us know what we should be doing in the Whitehorse area:

After a rather extended hiatus, we're back "on air". After changeover and with some busy times ahead for Rotary Club of Forest Hill, we'll be bringing you these more regularly, and with more content from our fantastic speakers.

This week, a discussion about retention, treating Rotary like the diva it is, and ego suppression.

As always, contact me at [email protected]

The Club of Forest Hill is reachable at [email protected]

And our website at www.foresthillrotary.com

Plus our newly refreshed, ready-for-engagement facebook page www.facebook.com/RotaryClubForestHill/

Let us know what we should be doing in the Whitehorse area:

Hiatus by RCFH

Find Monash Rotaract Club's Facebook at @MonashRotaract.

Get in touch with the Rotarian Action Group Against Slavery (RAGAS) here at http://ragas.online/

As always, find me at [email protected]

Our Facebook is www.facebook.com/RotaryClubForestHill/ , website at www.foresthillrotary.com/.

This week, we hear from Greg Wragg of RC Dingley, and Gloria Hargreaves of RC Emerald and District.

Greg discusses the Fiji Scholarship Fund, a project of his previous Hampton club. Gloria is the district chair of Rotarians Against Malaria, and discusses the work of that organisation.

Get more information on the Fiji project at http://hamptonrotary.org.au/index.php/projects/international-projects/176-fiji-scholarship-fund or by emailing Greg at [email protected]. Find out more about RAM at http://www.ram.rawcs.com.au/ or by contacting Gloria at [email protected].

As always, find me at [email protected]

Our Facebook is https://www.facebook.com/RotaryClubForestHill/ , website at http://www.foresthillrotary.com/.

Back from Christmas break, we heard from Jim McPhee (RC Monbulk) talk about his experiences making his way through life after an illness left him with one leg. We take some guidance from him on stubbornness, pragmatism, and using what you have to get what you need.

Find info on the book here http://tinyurl.com/jj9bf68 Track down Jim himself to get your hands on a copy.

As always, contact me at [email protected]

The Club of Forest Hill is reachable at [email protected]

And our website at www.foresthillrotary.com

After an extended delay, a less than impressive Christmas Eve podcast. I mention the benefits of giving your time, play a clip from the Whitehorse Young Citizen of the Year 2016, and mention Walter Matthau in Hello Dolly. Have a great Christmas, everybody.

As always, contact me at [email protected]

The Club of Forest Hill is reachable at [email protected]

And our website at www.foresthillrotary.com

Plus our newly refreshed, ready-for-engagement facebook page www.facebook.com/RotaryClubForestHill/

Let us know what we should be doing in the Whitehorse area:

Still overshooting the five minute target. Past President Bob Williams discusses a trip to the York Peninsula, and I attempt to use the basic drive to not be eaten by crocodiles to make some kind of point.

As always, contact me at [email protected]

The Club of Forest Hill is reachable at [email protected]

And our website at www.foresthillrotary.com

Plus our newly refreshed, ready-for-engagement facebook page www.facebook.com/RotaryClubForestHill/

Let us know what we should be doing in the Whitehorse area:

An overlong discussion of travel and its benefits, the promotion of peace in many ways, club membership, leading questions, changing demographics and honesty.

New club flexibility guidelines here: https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/club-flexibility

Information about Rotary Peace Fellowships here:

https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/get-involved/exchange-ideas/peace-fellowships

As always, contact me at [email protected]

The Club of Forest Hill is reachable at [email protected]

And our website at www.foresthillrotary.com

Plus our newly refreshed, ready-for-engagement facebook page https://www.facebook.com/RotaryClubForestHill/

And our "squatter's rights" email address to provide us with your hopes, desires, and complaints about life in Whitehorse Council: [email protected]