Speakers Program
Craig Chester and Maureen O'Dwyer
Past Presidents Craig Chester and Maureen O'Dwyer shares their life and moments in a fellowship meeting
Read more...Dr Christine Durham
Acquired Brain Injury
Bob Hoskins OAM
Rocar - International Award Winning Project. Bob shared with the Club the origins of the program and how the Rotary Club of Nunawading designed and manufactured the Rocar to assist the mobility of disabled children.
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Dr Theong Ho Low
Dr Theong Ho Low shared the "Surgical Procedures for people of Third World Countries"
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Patrick Lawrence
Through a thought experiment, Patrick challenged our perception of the same person as a child and as an adult
Read more...Roy Hardcastle AO
Member Roy, a long serving member of the Carlton Rotary and in the 90-95 age group shares his secrets.
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Assistant Governor Anne King
Assistant Governor Anne King visited the Rotary Club of Carlton.
Read more...Tinalley String Quartet
Our Sergeant-At-Arms, Ross shared the journey of the musicians group Tinalley String Quartet.
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David Percival
David Percival has been a Board Member of Benetas for 8 years and will step as the Chairman for his last year on the Board.
Read more...Sue Worland
Sue Worland- Donor Relations Officer, St. Vincents Hospital shared with us St Vincent story.
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Susie Cole, End Polio Ambassador and Chair
Susie Cole is the End Polio Ambassador now Chair and also the Immediate Past President of Prahran Rotary.
Read more...Prof Malcolm Horne
Malcolm Horne on Presymptomatic Parkinson's Disease.
Shaking Palsy. James Parkinson was very nearly Australia's first Neurologist. That was way back in 1817. 1960s Dopamine and its use in treating Parkinson's. They did a Study on 200 people aged 60 years or over.
Read more...Keith Wolahan
Experiences in Afghanistan as a Barrister & Solider.
Keith has made three tours to Afghanistan as a member of the Army Reserve. After his first tour a friend of his, Greg, was killed in Afghanistan and as a result Keith decided to return to Afghanistan again. He was privileged to be offered a job as a platoon commander. Keith likened leading a mission to being in the first 11 of the Australian cricket team.
Read more...Bill Oakley
Bill Oakley, Chair, 9800 Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM)
Malaria is the most serious of the many vector-borne diseases involving human beings and mosquitoes. Over 3 billion people live in malaria prone areas.
Read more...Ken Woolfe
Ken Woolfe believes it is a privilege to be a Rotarian and to be a member of the Carlton Club, and he is fortunate to be one of the 3 remaining charter members.
Read more...David Percival
David Percival- "Travels in Burma"
David & Joan Percival visited Myanmar this time last year;
Myanmar (formerly Burma) is a Southeast Asian nation of more than 100 ethnic groups
Read more...Holly Watson-Reeves
Holly Watson-Reeves
Rotary Scholar 2015-16
Holly addressed the Cub to discuss her time at McGill University in Montreal Canada.
Holly studied, International Human Rights Law, International Environmental Law, Space Law, & Innovation Law. Holly successfully completed her studies and achieved excellent grades.
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