Posted by Chris McGrath on Mar 18, 2019
District Governor, Brian Coffey, DGND Amanda Roach, RIPPR James Wilcox, After DG Brian announced Amanda's success!
New malaria vaccine clinical trials aims to globally eradicate the disease
08 March 2019
Rotary clubs around Australia have been fundraising for the Malaria Vaccine Project through a campaign known as Rotary Against Malaria. (Known as RAM).
The Australian Government will support clinical trials to test the effectiveness of a world-first malaria vaccine in an attempt to globally eradicate the deadly disease.
Rotary clubs around Australia have been fundraising for the Malaria Vaccine Project through a campaign known as Rotary Against Malaria. (Known as RAM).
The Australian Government will support clinical trials to test the effectiveness of a world-first malaria vaccine in an attempt to globally eradicate the deadly disease.
SOUTH DUBBO ROTARY’S RYDA DAY 2 WEDNESDAY
RYDA (Rotary Young Driver Awareness) wound day at the Dubbo Showground with 115 year-11 students, most learner drivers, taking part in the six workshops that we hope will make them better and more responsible drivers.
St John’s College had 90 students take part, along with 10 from Dunedoo, six from Coolah and another five from Warren Central School.
St John’s College had 90 students take part, along with 10 from Dunedoo, six from Coolah and another five from Warren Central School.
This is a new link where the funds are allocated direct to our District for distribution
