
We have exciting news.....Rotary Youth Exchange Applications for outbound students in 2024 are now open!
If you're turning 16-18 in 2024, live within Rotary District 9640 (from Goondiwindi in Queensland to Grafton in NSW and all throughout the Gold Coast), and want to have the experience of a lifetime as a Rotary Youth Exchange Student, we are now accepting applications for our long term (12 month) exchange program for departures in Jan/Feb 2024.
For more details and to submit an initial application, please visit our website: https://9640.ryea.org.au/
If you're turning 16-18 in 2024, live within Rotary District 9640 (from Goondiwindi in Queensland to Grafton in NSW and all throughout the Gold Coast), and want to have the experience of a lifetime as a Rotary Youth Exchange Student, we are now accepting applications for our long term (12 month) exchange program for departures in Jan/Feb 2024.
For more details and to submit an initial application, please visit our website: https://9640.ryea.org.au/
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This is our opportunity to experience Convention for ourselves right here in our own backyard.
To Register, go to: https://convention.rotary.org/en/melbourne

Links providing the opportunity to follow developments
Link to Website - Creating Tomorrow
Link to Zone 8 Regionalisation Timeline
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Malaria is one of the killer diseases of the world. Queensland scientists want to deliberately infect people with malaria to prove they can beat it. Professor Michael Good from Griffith University, Institute for Glycomics, Gold Coast, explains further about the disease Malaria, where it's found, the impact on the world and the vaccine.
Click image for information about the D9640 Malaria Vaccine Project.
