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issue No 436

DECEMBER 2002 JANUARY 2003

this month's cover

Queensland Premier Peter Beattie is a great advocate for Queensland and an enthusiastic supporter of the 2003 Rotary International Convention. He met with R.I. President Bhichai Rattakul, of Thailand, on a visit to Brisbane and told him he was looking forward to welcoming Rotarians to Queensland. And like Bhichai – he says Brisbane is the place to be in 2003! A 12-page section on the Brisbane 2003 R.I. Convention begins on page.27



in this Issue

Building momentum on membership
Tidal wave, drought, bushfires . . .
Rotarians answering the call  

Looking for the answers on global warming

National pride . . . flying the flag for Australia
Prosperous voyage for sea-less sailors
Rotary world press confronts magazine issues in Brisbane

Boat-building project led to anti-malaria project

Commitment to polio eradication by R.I. Board
Courage, kind hearts and Rotary gave Kamala a new life
Hospital project challenge for new club
Clubs celebrate milestone anniversaries
Over the moon over beach towers
Went early, went back to the Roman days
Rotarian leads the way to becoming dinkum Aussies
   

Regular columns

President's Message 3; Bob Aitken's 'from where I sit' 4; News Bulletin, 4; Harley Tarrant's column, 8; Jottings from R.I. Director John Thorne, 7; In Your Garden 45; RAWS newsletter 46; Books 48; Rotarnet with Del Jeal, 49; Wanted known 50; Rotary World 52; Noticeboard 58; Paul Harris Fellows 59; Called to Higher Service 59; What's On 60; Directory 62; Smiles 64;
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