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Jack Clayton 1980
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Peter Reid 2004
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Hugo Ehrke 1983
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Rowley Fenwick 2005
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Bert Holds 1983
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Keith Wilson 2008
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Jim Milne 1985
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Perry Eden 2008
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Jack Walker 1986
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Rob Walton 2008
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Bill Cruickshank 1990
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Tim Clements 2009
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Murray Norton PDG 1990
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Alistair Stevenson 2010
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Glen Eden PDG 1992
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Clinton Garrett 2011
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Syd Harvie 1996
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Soto Stuppos 2012
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Ron Heading 1998
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Jack Odgers 2014
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John Holds 2000
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Jari Peltonen 2016
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Brian Moodie 2002 +1
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Kerre Willsher 2017 +9
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Vin Higgins 2002
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Jane Owens 2017 +1
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John Lewis 2002
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Michele Hart 2017
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Keith Sichler 2003 +2
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John Cagney 2021
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The Rotary Foundation and Rotary clubs around the world have hurried to provide funds, supplies, and services to Ukrainians displaced by the war.
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in Canada, Colombia, England, Northern Mariana Islands, and Uganda.
Jennifer Jones, Rotary International’s first female president, is the perfect leader to spread the word about the good Rotary does in the world, and inspire its members to keep going.
First woman takes office as president of Rotary InternationalEVANSTON, Ill. (June 29, 2022) – Jennifer Jones, member of the Rotary Club of Windsor-Roseland, Ontario, Canada, will be the first woman to take office as
Rotary awards its highest recognition to HRH Prince Charles, Prince of WalesKIGALI, Rwanda (June 24, 2022) – Celebrate Community, a joint initiative of the four major volunteer service organizations, will launch this year
Glen Eden Award
Three representatives of the Rotary Club of Whyalla attended the University of SA, Whyalla Campus, Student Acknowledgement evening. PDG Jane Owens, President Michele Hart and President Elect Brian Herd.
On the evening there were ten partners and sponsors, seventeen categories and twenty-five students presented with awards.
The RC of Whyalla Presented the Glen Eden excellence in mental health prize to Johanna (Kim) Barberien (Nursing) and Jessica Zacher (Primary Education)
This prize is named after Past District Governor Glen Eden. Glen was a valued member of the Rotary Club of Whyalla and gave 55 years of service. This student, in the eyes of the university, has excelled in their studies. The successful applicant has demonstrated outstanding contribution in increasing their own knowledge in mental health; demonstrate knowledge in mental health services available to people who live with mental illness in our community and encourage others in promoting mental health.
This prize is indeed a prestigious honour and we know that both Jessica and Kim are exceptionally deserving recipients.
PDG Jane, Kim, PE Brian, Jessica and Michele President
Jessica and Michele
Brian and Kim
View the famous Giant Cuttlefish in all their spectacular colour along with other local marine life that greets you from the comfort of our fully shaded glass-bottom boat.
During winter, the water temperature in Whyalla will drop to 10-12 degrees. Glass bottom boat offer a unique and comfortable experience to observe Giant Cuttlefish even on a cold day.
Each year between May and August, tens of thousands of Australian Giant Cuttlefish descend on the coastline of Whyalla for their annual ritual of mating and spawning. This phenomenon is the greatest mass gathering of the animal anywhere and attracts thousands of divers from all over the world to witness it.
Matt Waller is thanked for his presentation on the Whyalla Giant Cuttlefish Glass Bottom Boat Tour.
