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  • Welcome to Bowral-Mittagong Rotary

    Our meetings are a mix of fellowship, project planning, guest speakers, and updates on our community work. Whether you’re a visiting Rotarian, a guest, or someone curious about Rotary, we warmly welcome you to join us.

    President’s Message

    Welcome to the Bowral-Mittagong Rotary.

    People’s perception of Rotary is shaped by their experiences with our Club—through the programs we deliver, the stories we tell, and the images we share. At Bowral-Mittagong Rotary, we strive to create meaningful, lasting impressions by being actively engaged in the local community and offering practical, charitable support where it’s needed most.

    We are proud to be one of two Rotary Clubs serving the vibrant and diverse communities of the Southern Highlands, NSW. Our members are committed to providing hands-on service and delivering projects that make a real difference—from supporting youth programs and local health services, to global aid initiatives and everything in between.

    Whether you’re a long-time resident or new to the area, we invite you to learn more about our Club, our people, and how you might get involved.

    If you’re curious about Rotary or would like to discuss how we serve the community, I would be delighted to hear from you.

    Warm regards,
    Graham Castle
    President, Bowral-Mittagong Rotary
    Mobile 0418 273 386

  • Vale Ian Langford

    It is with extreme sadness that we learned of the sudden passing of our long serving Rotarian, Ian Langford. Ian served the communities of Geelong and the Southern Highlands through Rotary for more than 35 years. In addition to his many other contributions, Ian co-ordinated the staffing of the entry gates at the Tulip Time Festival for many years and for 16 years has been the primary driver of the Southern Highlands Science & Engineering Challenge and Discovery Day for local schools, in association with the University of Newcastle.

    Ian will be sorely missed both as a valued Rotarian and as someone who made a huge contribution to the communities he served.

  • Brigadoon Highlands Festival

    What a site the massed bands are, 13 of our members manned the entry gates for the day.

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