Dionne’s first taste of ethical property development came in 2017 / 2018, when she project managed a 14 townhouse project. This development delivered affordable rental and owner occupied homes in an area well known for its high level of housing unaffordability. The experience of being financially well rewarded for this project while providing affordable homes for low -moderate income earners was a gamechanger and led to Dionne’s drive to make a difference to people’s lives through property. Dionne is the author of the #1 best selling book E.T.H.I.C.A.L Property Investing and has been interviewed by Ticker News and the ABC.

The support of volunteers is integral to the efforts to reduce the impact of cancer on our communities. Pam Tranter is a volunteer and brings us important information on the fight against Cancer-- What we do and how we do it and WHY we do it… and What’s coming up?

Rotarian David Morrison recently rolled the beach for the first time with ACCESS of Wilmington Inc Program Coordinator MK Boone using a Terrain Hopper, an an electrically powered off-road mobility vehicle that can traverse through deep mud, soft beach sand, snow, rocks, steep hills, and many other obstacles. David and MK will discuss ACCESS and its newest program Accessible Adventures with the Global Trekkers. Don't miss it!

Natalie Stockdale is on a mission is to make happier, resilient people. Natalie believes that hardships are an inevitable and essential part of life experience that shape our character and enrich our lives. When Natalie’s own world suddenly fell apart, she subsequently contracted cancer, survived, and eventually woke up to the importance of resilience for our mind and body. Since then, Natalie dived into the world of wellness and wrote a book, Campfire for the Heart, that explores how people successfully recover from unwanted life events. Natalie will help us avoid the pitfalls of stress and share powerful keys to happiness and resilience.

Mention the words “Port Arthur” and most Australians will recall modern Australia’s most horrific massacre. Coralee Lever is a survivor and shares her incredible story with us... On 28–29 April 1996 a mass shooting killed 35 people and wounded 23 others at the historical site of Port Arthur, Tasmania. The murderer was given 35 life sentences without the possibility of parole. Among his victims, Dennis Lever, was tragically killed while bravely protecting his wife, Coralee. Two years later, Dennis was awarded an Australian Bravery Medal posthumously. In the midst of grief, Coralee found the courage to lift herself out of tragedy and into a life dedicated to helping others. Coralee shares her story with us. A meeting not to be missed....

This is a FUN way to celebrate friendship and get to know people we work and socialize with. Topics Include: Promoting Peace | Health | Environment | Education | Music/Arts | Community | Youth