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May 06, 2026 7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
Mark Douglas Maritime Domain Analyst Starboard Intelligence Our speaker this week is our very own Jo Douglas's son! Heather suggests that he may be doing some cool stuff re shipping in the Straits of Hormuz :) His topic is, “Starboard Intelligence: Essential data for maritime defence and safety.” Please register yourself and any guests for next week's meeting no later than 6pm Sunday 3 May with details of any dietary requirements, so that we can advise attendance information to the Wellington Club. Please note - if you register after the cut off 6pm 3 May or just turn up - there will not be any breakfast available. You are able to have tea ad coffee. Duties for the meeting (please see sheet attached for an outline of each duty): Desk - 6.45am Marc Rands Greeter - 6.45am Steve Lawton Kaikohau Brad Weekly Opening Thought Heather Lucas Introduction Rob Whitney Thanking Hadleigh Petherick Set up/Pack up - 6.45am Spencer Petherick Parting Thought Lindsay Chitty Club Reporter Rick Hughes Photographer Yon Yi Sohn Guardian Angel - 6.45am Paula McKnight If you are unable to perform your duty please get someone else to stand in for you and advise President Nicole Barker (nicolebarker883@gmail.com) who the replacement is. Notes for the coming weeks meeting:
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May 13, 2026 7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
Club Forum Your chance to listen, and contribute to what makes our Rotary Club so good. Changes are coming, the Board will explain them and how they may affect you. Agenda 1) Lifting the Lid Trust - approval 2) Radar Awards 3) Change in payments for breakfasts and events 4) Breakfasts and duties 5) Annual Plan - progress to date 6) New members views and observations Please register yourself and any guests for next week's meeting no later than 6pm Sunday 10 May with details of any dietary requirements, so that we can advise attendance information to the Wellington Club. Please note - if you register after the cut off 6pm 10 May or just turn up - there will not be any breakfast available. You are able to have tea and coffee only. Duties for the meeting (please see sheet attached for an outline of each duty): Desk - 6.45am Tamaris Livera Greeter - 6.45am Julian Bateson Kaikohau Richard Brodie Opening Thought David Barnes Introduction - Thanking - Set up/Pack up - 6.45am Linda Wellington Parting Thought Jo Douglas Club Reporter Charles Little Photographer Everard Aspell Guardian Angel - 6.45am Jeff Lee If you are unable to perform your duty please get someone else to stand in for you and advise President Nicole Barker (nicolebarker883@gmail.com) who the replacement is. Notes for the coming weeks meeting:
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May 14, 2026 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Fellow Members
As I mentioned this morning, we have another great opportunity to help the community. The Mary Potter Hospice is holding their annual street appeal between the 14th to16th of May 2026. We have been allocated Chaffers New World on the 14th between 7am and 6pm.
RCPN has supported this appeal for several years and again we are asking for volunteers. Our location is the New World at Chaffers Wharf. The spots are one hour in duration, starting at 7am through to the last shift which finishes at 6pm.
Mary Potter is a great cause and one that has touched us all at some time. If you can spare an hour for this great cause, please get back to me either by phone or email (see below) with the time you would like to volunteer. I have attached a sheet so you can see what the time slots look like.
Many thanks for contributing to this great cause \.
David Shackleton 021654738 davidianshack@gmail.com
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May 20, 2026 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
OpenStar Technologies Ltd
OpenStar facility, office space of NZ based team, fully commissioned fusion prototype machine "Junior"
Evening Visit
Plus Drinks and Nibbles
Wednesday 20 May 2026
6.00 - 7.00pm
OpenStar is a fusion energy startup. Fusion is the same process that powers our sun and all the stars in the universe. It's an extremely powerful source of energy that produces no long-term waste and has no risk of meltdown. The catch: it's notoriously difficult to facilitate on Earth.
OpenStar is one of around 50 private companies globally developing machines that are capable of facilitating fusion reactions to yield base-load electricity. Of these 50 or so companies, OpenStar is the only company developing the levitated dipole concept. When visiting our facility, you'll see our fully commissioned prototype device, Junior, that has shown the world our unique and unmatched capabilities.
It's totally okay to have minimal knowledge of their work - that's what they are going to show us! Any and all questions are welcomed on the visit, and they will do their best to answer them.
Registration: Please register yourselves by Sunday 17 May 6pm so we can let them know how many people are attending and so they know how many to cater for. You are welcome to bring a guests if you wish - but you maust register them.
Cost: Please also bring $15 cash per person on the evening to cover the cost of drinks and nibbles.
Parking: Please park on the street, not in the carpark. All spots are reserved and their neighbours can get a but cranky when their spaces are stolen !!!
Helpful info: Closed toe shoes required.
Looking forward to seeing you at this interesting evening. Remember there is no morning meeting.
Dont forget to register - best do it now
Lou
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May 27, 2026 7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Jul 12, 2026 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Let’s plant more trees! Sunday 12 July - 1pm to 3.30pm Please join us for our annual tree planting on Sunday 12 July at 1.00pm with The Friends of Tawa's Bush Reserves for our eighth year. We’ve already planted over 5200 trees in total! This year we will be in Caribbean Drive Reserve (Tawa) a bit further up than last year so there will be a bit of walking from where we park our cars to get to site. Tree planting regenerates our native Bush to provide habitat and food for the increasing numbers of native birds, provides walking areas for us all to enjoy, and helps slow down climate change. This is open to everyone including family and friends so please invite lots of people to help. Interact and Rotaract members are very welcome to join us so please let them know about this opportunity. You don’t have to be super fit to join. There are many jobs you can do such as: digging holes; planting trees, setting out trees for planting, picking up the tree packets for reusing, and / or contributing to the afternoon tea. If you would like to take part, please accept this invitation by Monday 22 June and provide your contact phone number and email address. Also advise details for family and friends attending. Lisa King is coordinating the Club’s participation and can be reached on 021 265 6220 or email lisaandmalkingnz@gmail. Lisa will be in touch with further details toward the end of June. Postponement date will be the following Sunday. See you there Lisa |
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