Rotary Club of Cobram

14/06/2026

11/05/2026

🔗 Australian Story Feature: https://youtu.be/N4VZTwh8nOU

The Rotary Club of Cobram in partnership with the organisers of Just the Farmer welcome the opportunity of bringing to Cobram this award winning and widely acclaimed film.

Just A Farmer is an Australian feature film that follows a rural family after the loss of a loved one to su***de. Set against the backdrop of farming life, the story explores the hidden pressures faced by regional Australians, the silence, the stigma and the emotional weight carried behind closed doors.

Mental health in rural communities is often overlooked, and starting conversations can be tough.

Just A Farmer screenings aim to

• Raise awareness about farming life and mental health
• Break the silence and encourage open conversations
• Foster community support and remind people they’re not alone
• Inspire action toward a stronger, more connected future

By attending a screening, you’re helping to create meaningful change—one conversation at a time and take away a greater understanding of facing the pressures and challenges on those in a rural community.

Let’s bring communities together and make a difference.

08/05/2026

Lovely to share the morning at Cobram Anglican Grammar today cooking up their Mother’s Day Breakfast

28/04/2026

Two Rotary clubs have organised this wellbeing program May 8 and 9. It is gratifying to see that community mental health is receiving the recognition it deserves.
Cobram Rotary is also bringing to this district a Just A Farmer screening October 14 complete with associated support resources. Just a Farmer also raises the challenges of many in a farming community like ours .

25/04/2026

Proudly it’s another year of supporting the RSL by providing a cuppa and opportunity to chat for attendees of the 10am ANZAC service at the civic centre. Rotarian Lindon Mellier laid the Rotary wreath. He is pictured here with his sister Jeanette who proudly wore their dad’s medals like so many others. It was inspiring to see our young citizens of the future so actively involved as it will be our next generation who will carry the spirit of the ANZACs forward. All gold coin donations go to the RSL

24/04/2026

It was a wonderful night attending the Moira Achiever Awards last evening, celebrating the incredible contribution of volunteers across our community.
It was a chance to recognise the efforts and achievements of 26 outstanding nominees, each making a positive and lasting impact in their own way.

Congratulations to every nominee. What an honour to be nominated.
Congratulations to the Winners of each category.

COBRAM SES. Community Star Achiever of the Year.
LIMELIGHT TOURING. ACE Star Achiever of the Year. (Yarrawonga)
ABBIE MILNE. Young Star Achiever of the Year. (Cobram)
EMMA CORRIN . Shining Star Achiever of the Year (Cobram)
DIANNE SAMPSON . Star Achiever of the Year. (Tungamah)

23/04/2026

This Saturday, 25 April, we pause to commemorate and honour the service and sacrifice of all who have served.
We remember those who gave their lives and reflect on the courage, endurance and mateship of our ANZACs.
Lest we forget.

PARADE commences at 9.30a.m.
COBRAM ANZAC SERVICE follows
Cobram Rotary on behalf of the RSL invite you to join us for refreshments at the Civic Centre afterwards.

21/04/2026

The Rotary Club of Cobram in partnership with the organisers of Just the Farmer welcome the opportunity of bringing to Cobram this award winning and widely acclaimed film.

Just A Farmer is an Australian feature film that follows a rural family after the loss of a loved one to su***de. Set against the backdrop of farming life, the story explores the hidden pressures faced by regional Australians, the silence, the stigma and the emotional weight carried behind closed doors.

Mental health in rural communities is often overlooked, and starting conversations can be tough.

Just A Farmer screenings aim to

• Raise awareness about farming life and mental health
• Break the silence and encourage open conversations
• Foster community support and remind people they’re not alone
• Inspire action toward a stronger, more connected future

By attending a screening, you’re helping to create meaningful change—one conversation at a time and take away a greater understanding of facing the pressures and challenges on those in a rural community.

Let’s bring communities together and make a difference.

12/04/2026

Rotary was proud to be there alongside many others supporting what was a well organised event sponsored by Sporties Barooga and other Cobram business’s (listed on flyer). There was fantastic music, a great selection of food stalls, and plenty of family carnival entertainment. Our Rotary President Bill Tom and the Cobram and district Pipe Band with vocalist Nicky Goldsworthy had us all rocking along to AC/DC ‘s rendition of A Long Way to the Top (if you want to rock n roll). Unfortunately attendance was much lower than expected, likely due to busy schedules and other events. This was a real shame for the organisers Rachel McKay, Jacki Mckean, Nicky Goldsworthy and a team of volunteers who put in considerable effort. A big thank to you all for bringing together such a wonderful community event.