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From the Burns Unit and a Beechworth boy to advanced trauma units in Israel/Palestine
The Trauma Unit – Carlton Rotary has been very proud to be a small part of Project Rozana, an international service project that was originally a project of the Rotary eClub of District 7610 (Northern Virginia USA) and the Rotary Club of Holon (Israel).
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Fitzroy arts graduate wins prestigious Rotary scholarship
Carlton Rotary is very proud to announce that the club’s nomination for a Postgraduate Global Grant Scholarship has been successful; Antonia Kent from Fitzroy and a graduate of the University of Melbourne was one of two selected.
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Books to a new home
As mentioned in previous editions of the Inner City News, Carlton Rotary has been running a Book Fair each December/January and plans are currently being made for the 2022 Fair.
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RIMERN-the home of residential recycling
The Rotary Inner Melbourne Emergency Relief Network (RIMERN) is open again at 32-34 Lincoln St Brunswick East, after a temporary closure during January 2022 due to COVID safety issues.
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Associate Member’s exciting appointment
Dr Noor Shah Kamawal was originally a member of Carlton Rotary Club in 2011-2012 when he completed a Masters in Epidemiology at the University of Melbourne as a recipient of an Australian Government Scholarship. Dr Kamawal graduated from Nangarhar University, Jalalabad, Afghanistan with a Degree in Medicine in 2007.
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Books, books, books … 7000! Bargain basement prices
Rotary Book Fair returns to Lygon St in December!
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Rotary news for November
This month, we begin with an update on the Rotary Inner Melbourne Emergency Resources Network (RIMERN).
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Rotary walks and talks health
In focus: the Rotary Walk With Us to end polio program.
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Klea benefits from the Rotary Youth Leadership Award
Klea Atallah is the youngest member of the Atallah family who migrated from Lebanon in 1992 after the Civil War had ended.
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Supporting education through Rotary
Carlton Rotary Club has been very successful in having talented young post-graduates receive a Rotary International Global Grant Scholarship to enable them to complete master’s degree courses overseas.
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Getting stronger for life at Prime40
VCAT knocks back controversial apartment building in East Melbourne
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