Journey back through nearly a century of "Service Above Self" with the story of Rotary in Western Australia. From the chartering of the first club in Perth in 1927, explore how the movement expanded across the vast state, adapting its structure through evolving districts. Discover the remarkable legacy of WA Rotarians, including their pivotal role in establishing the UWA Medical School, the ambitious Rotary WA Cord Blood Bank project, the vital Passages Youth Engagement Hubs, the impactful Path of Hope initiative tackling domestic violence, and recent efforts addressing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in remote communities. Delve into the changing face of membership over the decades, including the significant milestone of welcoming women into the fold. This is the story of how Rotary has matured, faced challenges, and continues to make a profound difference in communities across Western Australia.