Events

Visitors & Guests Are Always Welcome

Whether you're curious about what Rotary does, looking for a meaningful way to get involved in the local Scarborough community, or simply want to start your morning with great coffee and good conversation, we’d love to have you join us. Our weekly breakfast meetings are relaxed, informal, and open to everyone.

About The Event

Join us as we welcome Liam Staltari MLA, Member for Carine in the Western Australian Parliament, as our guest speaker. Liam currently serves as the Shadow Minister for Education, Early Childhood and Disability Services, as well as the Opposition Whip.

During the morning, Liam will share his experience representing our local community and provide firsthand insight into his work in State Parliament. He will discuss the key issues he is championing across his portfolios, including the current challenges and opportunities facing Western Australian families, schools, and individuals living with disability.

Liam will also highlight the everyday matters local residents bring to his electorate office and how he collaborates with community organisations to deliver meaningful outcomes for the area. Following his presentation, there will be time for an audience Q&A, offering attendees the chance to raise local questions and discuss what matters most to our neighbourhood.

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Open to the Public

Are you curious about how Rotary works or looking for a way to give back to the Scarborough community? This monthly breakfast is the perfect "no-pressure" environment to meet our members, hear what we are currently working on, and see where your own passions might fit in.

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Visitors & Guests Are Always Welcome

Whether you are curious about what Rotary does, looking for a meaningful way to get involved in the local Scarborough community, or simply want to start your morning with great coffee and good conversation, we would love to have you join us. Our weekly breakfast meetings are relaxed, informal, and open to everyone.

Event Overview

Join us on Thursday, 22 October as we welcome a guest speaker from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Australia to our morning meeting. As one of the nation's leading youth mentoring organisations, Big Brothers Big Sisters provides young people facing adversity with positive, long-term adult role models to help them build resilience, confidence, and brighter futures.

During the presentation, we will hear about the evidence-based mentoring programs they facilitate, the profound impact one-to-one mentoring has on young lives, and the growing need for community mentors right here in Western Australia. It is a fantastic opportunity for members and guests to learn how dedicated mentorship strengthens community connections and helps empower the next generation to reach their full potential.

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About The Event

Join us for an inspiring edition of our Bringing People Together networking series as we welcome Michael McMullan, Executive Officer of Fishability. Following a distinguished career in the public service holding numerous senior leadership positions, Michael stepped into the Executive Officer role in December 2020 after serving 11 years as a board member, secretary, and chairman of Fishability’s Governance Committee.

This special evening begins with open networking over light refreshments, followed by an engaging presentation and Q&A session. Michael will share insights from his transition from high-level public service into non-profit leadership, combining his extensive background in administration, governance, and strategy with his lifelong passion for fishing. Attendees will hear firsthand about the vital work Fishability undertakes across Western Australia to ensure individuals living with disability and facing adversity can experience the therapeutic, social, and developmental benefits of recreational fishing.

Community Impact & Inclusive Recreation

Michael will discuss the real-world impact of creating accessible pathways to outdoor activities, the importance of robust community governance in grassroots non-profits, and how dedicated volunteer networks drive meaningful, long-term inclusion. Following the presentation, the floor will open for an interactive Q&A session, giving local professionals and community leaders the opportunity to discuss collaborative community initiatives, non-profit sustainability, and inclusive recreation.

Whether you are looking to expand your local professional network, learn about non-profit governance, or hear an inspiring Western Australian community story, this is an evening not to miss.

The City View Room

With sweeping views of Perth City and Lake Gwelup, our City View Room combines elegance with functionality. Featuring top-of-the-line kitchen Appliances, including an oven, cooktop, dishwasher, and refrigerator, this space is ideal for both culinary creations and upscale gatherings. Enjoy direct access from the Level 1 carpark, a private bathroom, and a spacious balcony.

Entry is within the Level 1 carpark.

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Start your morning with purpose at our Monthly Committee Breakfast. Once a month, the Rotary Club of Scarborough dedicates our morning meeting to the "engine room" of our club.

Rather than a formal guest speaker, this is a collaborative session where our five core committees meet over breakfast to drive our local and international projects forward. It’s an energetic, hands-on morning where ideas turn into real-world impact.

What’s on the Table?

Our committees will be huddled up to discuss the latest updates on:

• Community: Local Scarborough initiatives and support.
• Vocation: Mentorship and professional development programs.
• Youth: Student exchanges and our annual TAFE awards.
• International: High-impact projects like Wheelchairs for Kids and clean water initiatives.
• Club Services: Planning the social events and logistics that keep our club connected.

Open to the Public

Are you curious about how Rotary works or looking for a way to give back to the Scarborough community? This monthly breakfast is the perfect "no-pressure" environment to meet our members, hear what we are currently working on, and see where your own passions might fit in.

BUY TICKETS: https://events.humanitix.com/committee-meeting-scarborough-rotary-club

Join us for a wonderful morning as we welcome back Liza Kneebone, a past outbound Rotary Youth Exchange student who is nearing the completion of her university studies as an exercise physiologist. Liza credits her time with the Rotary Youth Exchange program as a foundational experience that helped shape her journey, build her confidence, and guide her towards her passion for healthcare and rehabilitation.

During her presentation, Liza will share reflections on how her exchange experience influenced her personal and professional growth. She will also discuss her journey through her exercise physiology studies, offering insights into the vital role this field plays in improving movement, health outcomes, and quality of life.

This meeting is a fantastic opportunity for members and guests to see the long-term, positive impact of Rotary's youth programs on the lives of local young professionals.

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Members are welcome to join us on Saturday, 14th November for our annual club gathering at Paul Conti Wines in Woodvale. This long-standing tradition celebrates over 50 years of friendship between the Conti family and the Rotary Club of Scarborough, offering a fantastic afternoon to relax, catch up, and enjoy great company in a historic local setting.

The event runs from 12:00 PM to approximately 3:00 PM.

This is a private, club-focused event for members, partners, family, and friends. Wine will be generously provided on the day, but attendees are asked to BYO their own BBQ meats, salads, rolls, and soft drinks.

• Date & Time: Saturday, 14 November 2026, 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
• Location: Paul Conti Wines, 529 Wanneroo Rd, Woodvale
• Attire: Relaxed casual
• Catering: BYO BBQ meats, rolls, salads, and soft drinks (Wine provided courtesy of Conti Wines)

While this is a free gathering, registration via our ticketing link is strictly required so we can manage numbers for the venue's 40 to 50-person capacity.

Please contact Jerry Pilcher directly to book attendance.

Join us for an inspiring morning as we welcome Janine from No Limits Perth to update our club on their recent community initiatives. No Limits Perth is a local charity dedicated to supporting vulnerable individuals and families experiencing crisis, financial hardship, domestic violence, or homelessness by providing essential household items, furniture, and practical assistance right when it is needed most.

Having recently supported No Limits Perth with a grant, our club will hear directly from Janine about how these funds have been deployed on the ground. She will share details on their ongoing operations, explain the tangible impact our donation has made for local families in need, and offer a heartfelt thank you to our members and supporters for helping them continue their vital work across the Perth metro area.

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Join us for a key date in our governance calendar as we host the joint Annual General Meeting (AGM) for both the Rotary Club of Scarborough and our signature project, Wheelchairs for Kids Australia. This morning session will fulfill our constitutional requirements, featuring the presentation of annual financial reports, updates on compliance, and a review of the strategic directions for both organisations.

In addition to formal business, the joint AGM serves as a reflection on the collective achievements of the past year. Members will hear comprehensive summaries of our local community projects alongside the manufacturing and distribution milestones achieved by Wheelchairs for Kids. We will also formally acknowledge the dedication of our board members, volunteers, and supporters who keep both organisations running smoothly. While this is a business-focused meeting, visitors and community members are welcome to attend to gain insight into the administrative foundations that power our impact.

About the Event

Join us for an impactful edition of our Bringing People Together networking series as we welcome the CEO and National Director of BNI Australia, Frederick Marcoux. If you have ever walked into a room full of strangers, grabbed a drink, and gravitated straight to the people you already know, this session will transform how you approach business networking.

The evening begins with open networking over light refreshments, followed by an exclusive presentation delivered by Frederick. Drawing on his extensive background as co-author of The 29% Solution and his leadership in growing BNI into Australia's largest business network of over 7,000 members passing more than $750 million in business annually, Frederick will deliver an engaging, humorous, and practical address. Following the presentation, the floor will open for an audience Q&A session.

Practical Insights & Giving Back

Frederick will break down proven, practical strategies you can implement the very next day:

• Why networking is fundamentally about relationship building rather than hard selling

• How to enter a room with confidence and know exactly where to start

• The VCP Process (moving contacts from Visibility to Credibility and Profitability)

• The GAINS approach for highly productive one-to-one business meetings

• How to be deliberate and strategic about the long-term relationships you nurture

The evening also highlights Frederick's commitment to community impact through the BNI Foundation Australia, demonstrating how business philosophies like "Givers Gain" seamlessly align with Rotary's principle of "Service Above Self."

Whether you are looking to sharpen your networking skills, build strategic referral partnerships, or connect with local business owners in a relaxed setting, this is an evening not to miss.

Event Schedule & Details

• Date: Thursday, 26 November 2026

• Time: 6:30 PM start

• Venue: The City View Room, Karrinyup

• Format: Business Networking, Keynote Presentation by Frederick Marcoux, and Audience Q&A

• Catering: Light refreshments provided / Drinks available

The City View Room:

With sweeping views of Perth City and Lake Gwelup, our City View Room combines elegance with functionality. Featuring top-of-the-line kitchen Appliances, including an oven, cooktop, dishwasher, and refrigerator, this space is ideal for both culinary creations and upscale gatherings. Enjoy direct access from the Level 1 carpark, a private bathroom, and a spacious balcony.

Entry is within the Level 1 carpark.

Visitors & Guests Are Always Welcome

Whether you are curious about what Rotary does, looking for a meaningful way to get involved in the local Scarborough community, or simply want to start your morning with great coffee and good conversation, we would love to have you join us. Our weekly breakfast meetings are relaxed, informal, and open to everyone.

Event Overview

Join us on Thursday, 3 December for one of the most rewarding dates on our vocational calendar: our annual North Metropolitan TAFE Scholarship Breakfast Award Ceremony. Once again, the Rotary Club of Scarborough is proudly awarding seven scholarships of $1,000 to outstanding current North Metropolitan TAFE students.

These scholarships are designed to back determined students who are achieving strong outcomes in their studies, whether academic or through their positive contributions to learning and team dynamics, despite facing personal or financial hurdles.

During the morning, we will welcome the seven successful student recipients alongside their lecturers, campus directors, and family members to formally present their awards. It is a wonderful celebration of vocational education, hard work, and local talent.

Guests and members alike will hear firsthand how these practical grants provide meaningful relief and encouragement as these dedicated students complete their training and take their next steps into the Western Australian workforce.