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We were the first and remain the largest Rotary club in the Northern Territory.

Scott Bailey - President Darwin RotaryThe Rotary Club of Darwin prides itself on contributing to local, national and international projects and sponsorships. In addition, we sponsor a number of Northern Territory awards and functions including the Hugh Bradley Award for Legal Studies, the Ian MacGregor English Award, Indigenous Health Scholarships and the BEAT school spectacular. We also raise funds for our Rotary Youth Sports Foundation.

In 2023-24, we intend continuing our efforts in these important areas and will explore how we might develop new projects, particularly for supporting youth, whilst continuing to fund raise for our regular commitments. In this space, we operate the famous Chocolate Wheel at the Royal Darwin Show each year as well as running the Million Dollar Hole-in-One at the Gardens Golf Course. ‘Bali Vibe’ brings the Indonesian spirit to Darwin, this event is run in cooperation with the Darwin Surf Life Saving Club and is one of those rare events that is run in the Wet Season.

We continue to develop local ‘hands on’ community projects that emphasise the heart and the mind and follow Rotary’s seven areas of focus. During the next few years, our primary focus will be on supporting our local community including the community of Belyuen.

It is important to note that we remain a men-only club, but we warmly welcome all Rotarians and visitors to our meetings. We are active agents for the promotion of Men’s well-being, especially Men’s Mental Health and Prostate Cancer, through fundraising, education and providing support to sufferers. There are other mixed Rotary clubs in the Darwin area including Darwin North, Darwin South, Darwin Sunrise and Litchfield/Palmerston. Details of how to contact these clubs for a visit or membership can be found on our website below or on our Facebook page.

Our club believes in having a good time. We are famous for wearing our loud Hawaiian shirts, fishing trips and boisterous meetings. So why not come along and enjoy our hospitality on Thursday evenings at 6pm at the Novotel Atrium hotel on the Esplanade. Please note that we also enjoy many away meetings, so ensure you check with us if you are intending to visit so as to ascertain where we will be.

Please feel free to learn more about us by exploring our award-winning website or find us on Facebook and enjoy what Rotary has to offer, as we do.

Current Rotary Theme

Scott Bailey

President

 

Other mixed Rotary clubs in the Darwin area

See here:

Club MeetLocation Contact
Darwin North 1st & 3rd Mondays of each month 6.00 for 6.30pmTrailer Boat Club0409 990 372
Darwin SouthTue 6.00 for 6.30 pmTracy Village Sports Club0412 806 645
Darwin SunriseFri 6.45 for 7.00 amOaks Elan0408 949 098
Litchfield/PalmerstonWed 6.45 for 7.00 pmGood Shepherd Lutheran College0407 155 639

Articles of Interest

Bali Vibes Festival Sat 4th November 3pm-9pm

Bali Vibes Rotary Darwin

It’s on again – Saturday 4th Nov 2023, 3pm-9pm where the Darwin Community gets to enjoy the beauty of Casuarina Beach in a relaxing setting. Read more…

Meet the Candidates for Solomon

Hotel Darwin – 5th of May, 12:30pm for 1pm start

Rotary Darwin Candidates

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Senior Constable Brodie Anderson – 2021 Northern Territory Police Officer of the Year

Northern Territory Police Officer of the Year

Senior Constable Brodie Anderson, is a highly regarded Police Officer who joined the Northern Territory Police in 2008 and has worked primarily in Alice Springs since graduation including several relief stints at remote stations across Southern Command. In 2016 she transferred into the newly created role of Welfare Officer for Southern Command. Her span of responsibility included supporting police, fire and NTES employees from Tennant Creek to Alice Springs and the surrounding remote stations. Read more…

Australia Day Ute Run – Supporting Variety

Aust Day Ute BBQ

Some of our members had the pleasure of an early Australia Day morning. Read more…