Rotary Club of Lindisfarne

31/10/2026

31/10/2026

Tommy Choo Choo is having a day out at Tarremah School Kingsto for their annual fair. Come and have a ride and enjoy the day out lots of things to do and plants to buy.

20/10/2026

Clair Harris started Tassie Mums at her kitchen table in 2018 to help families with essentials. Her charity now assists thousands of children with clothing bundles, nappy packs, activity packs, prams and car seats.

Tassie Mums supplies items to over 100 social service and health organisations across Tasmania working with families experiencing family and domestic violence, homelessness, mental health issues, financial hardship and a range of other challenges.

In the financial year 2024-2025 alone, Tassie Mums supported 2,785 children.

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Clair Harris will talk about the charity, Tassie Mums, which provides essential baby and children's items to social service organisations across Tasmania.

06/10/2026

Pam Scott has a Bachelor of Applied Science degree and was initially employed in medical research, primarily in the area of high blood pressure research, before moving to forensic science. As a forensic scientist Pam has examined evidence relating to crime, attended crime scenes and given evidence in Courts of Law.

Since moving to Tasmania in 1999, Pam initially carried out DNA profiling on forensic casework and then managed the Forensic Biology section until her very recent retirement. Pam has been fortunate to have the opportunity to contribute to the investigations relating to the Thailand tsunami and the Bali bombings, for which shewas awarded an OAM.

Pam first joined Rotary in 2002 as a member of the Rotary Club of Salamanca then re-joined in 2017 and since then has had various roles including Secretary, President, Assistant Governor and District Governor and has participated in a number of Rotary programs including RYDA, RYPEN and NYSF.

Outside of work bushwalking has been a passion and Pam also enjoys camping, travelling and gardening.

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Pam Scott OAM will talk about her fascinating career in forensic science.

18/09/2026

We are at Bunnings Mornington today - all money raised will go to Rotaries Nepal Flood Appeal. Please come and support us

06/09/2026

Rach Sylvester is Services Manager for headspace Eastern Shore and the first Early Psychosis Program in Tasmania. The establishment of a headspace Primary and an Early Psychosis Centre simultaneously is a national first, both programs have a strong focus on early intervention and prevention.

Rach is vey passionate about the work being established on the eastern shore of Hobart for young people and families in the local area. Engaging with the local community is an important aspect of the work headspace facilitate to raise awareness of services available for young people, educate community on early help seeking and the importance of mental health literacy.

Rach will chat about the core streams offered from headspace Eastern Shore, the staffing profile within Centre and some of the learnings from working in community.

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26/07/2026

Michelle Howells works with CTST - Community Transport Services Tasmania and will be joining us to share how CTST is changing lives across Tasmania. CTST supports older Tasmanians and people with disability to stay independent, connected and active - all with the help of everyday volunteers who give a little of their time to make a big difference.

She’ll talk about:
- How transport can be the key to reducing loneliness
- Why volunteers are at the heart of CTST’s impact
- The surprising health benefits of volunteering for both parties
- The many ways people can get involved

Across Australia, loneliness is becoming one of the biggest health challenges of ageing. When driving stops, connection often stops too. CTST’s work is grounded in a commitment to providing quality, supportive and affordable transport and care services that reflect people’s choices and respond to the needs of their community. At the heart of this is a simple vision: that everyone has access to excellent community transport and care.

Michelle will share stories of how CTST’s service transforms lives and how volunteers play a vital role in keeping communities strong.

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25/07/2026

SPECIAL EVENT - MONDAY 3 AUGUST - BOOK NOW

Event by Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania and Egeria
Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania
Public · Anyone on or off Facebook
⛵ AN EVENING WITH TRISTAN GOURLAY
RECORD-BREAKING SOLO CIRCUMNAVIGATOR
139 days. 21,600 nautical miles. Alone, non-stop, unassisted.
In March this year, Tasmanian sailor Tristan Gourlay sailed Blue Moon II across the finish line at the Iron Pot and into the record books — smashing the Australian solo circumnavigation record by 41 days. The record he broke? His own father's.
Now hear the story firsthand — the Southern Ocean storms, a galley fire mid-voyage, hand-steering through the night after his autopilot failed, and the whales, wild skies and strange encounters that kept him company along the way.
📅 Monday 3 August | 🕖 7.00pm
📍 Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania, 1 Ford Parade, Lindisfarne
🎟️ $20 — proceeds shared between the Rotary Club of Lindisfarne and MYCT's historic launch Egeria
Seats are limited and our previous speaker nights sold out

7:00 PM Mon 03 Aug at Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania, Lindisfarne, TAS. The Rotary Club of Lindisfarne along with the ML Egeria Presents An evening with Tristan Gourlay On 28 March 2026, after 139 days alone a...

07/06/2026

Michelle Howells works with CTST - Community Transport Services Tasmania and will be joining us to share how CTST is changing lives across Tasmania. CTST supports older Tasmanians and people with disability to stay independent, connected and active - all with the help of everyday volunteers who give a little of their time to make a big difference.

She’ll talk about:
- How transport can be the key to reducing loneliness
- Why volunteers are at the heart of CTST’s impact
- The surprising health benefits of volunteering for both parties
- The many ways people can get involved

Across Australia, loneliness is becoming one of the biggest health challenges of ageing. When driving stops, connection often stops too. CTST’s work is grounded in a commitment to providing quality, supportive and affordable transport and care services that reflect people’s choices and respond to the needs of their community. At the heart of this is a simple vision: that everyone has access to excellent community transport and care.

Michelle will share stories of how CTST’s service transforms lives and how volunteers play a vital role in keeping communities strong.

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Michelle Howells will talk about Community Transport Services Tasmania (CTST).

30/05/2026

For the past four years, Lori Anne Parker has been volunteering as a wildlife rescuer and transporter for Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.

Lori will talk about her passion for wildlife rescue and her experiences as a rescuer.

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