Some of our amazing Rotarians have been hard at work in our beloved Rotary Park giving Old Kate some love and attention and bringing her back to her former glory. Kate is a locomotive built in England in 1889 and shipped to Margaret River in 1890. It was used for log hauling until 1909. Eventually, in 1917 it was sent to Wyndham where it was used until the early 1950s. It was transported back to the area in 1964 as a memorial to the pioneers of the timber industry in this district, Margaret River. Thank you team for all your work, paid in full with scones and cakes thanks to the lovely ladies who helped also 
To those who patiently enjoy frozen meals while we attend meetings, and to those who sacrifice precious weekend hours to assist with a sausage sizzle - to our incredible parents, partners, and caregivers. Each person captured in this picture, alongside those unable to join us, holds an indispensable role in our Rotary team. Your dedication and support are deeply appreciated, and we hold immense gratitude for every single one of you. Thank you for being an integral part of our Rotary family.
Rotary Margaret River's $1000 Best Dressed Window Competition for shops on the main street winners have been announced. First Prize $600 goes to the newest shop in town Charcuterie and Second Prize $400 to The Local & Mosaic Cafe. 
FARMER’S MARKETS BREKKIE BBQ 19th June 2021.
More progress at the Margaret River Community Mens Shed. The construction of the building and grounds are progressing swiftly.
Invitation to Special Rotary Meeting
Wrapping up another succesful season for the Rotary Raft in the bay at Gnarabup. Club members removed the anchor chains and landed the raft on to the beach before loading it aboard the truck for its journey back to Margaret River for maintenance and winter storage. The raft will be back at Gnarabup next summer.
Reading Rabbits is an initiative of the Shire of Augusta Margaret River Library, Rotary Club of Margaret River and the Margaret River Bookshop designed to get Year 1 children in the Shire of Augusta Margaret River hooked on reading.
It’s a special time. Rotary in Australia and NZ celebrates the First 100 years of Service in 2021. In 1921, four Rotary Clubs were created in Melbourne, Auckland, Wellington and Sydney. From there, Rotary and Rotaract clubs were created everywhere across Australia and NZ. We all share a centenary in 2021. We can come together and create a common legacy. Tackling community issues. Taking on nation building projects. Accelerating health problems for the disadvantaged. Expanding the horizons of young people. Creating vocational excellence. Helping local communities enjoy local fellowship. You name it, we have done it! Let’s build something bigger for the next century.
This weeks club meeting (22 Feb 2021) was a guided tour of the Men’s Shed construction followed by an excellent dinner at the Tuckshop.
Thanks for the wonderful Facebook post from 
Rotary Elizabeth Quay (Perth) recently visited Margaret River Rotary Club for a wonderful weekend of fellowship and camaraderie. Beginning with a
Community Walk - Rotary Park
Shayla Meiklejohn has been inducted this week as a new member of the Rotary Margaret River.
Rotary Park is always busy with Margaret River residents and visitors to the town making use of the playground, BBQ's and open areas looking out across the river. Whilst we were working in the park the number of locals and visitors who stopped to chat and express their gratitude for the work Rotary does was wonderful.
The Margaret River Rotary Club invites you to the launch of the provenance.org.au - a new online community marketplace for the Margaret River Region. Provenance is a Rotary Directory Program driving COVID-19 recovery and prosperity for the Margaret River Region. The Provenance web app combines online purchasing features of websites like Amazon, Airbnb, Eventbrite, UberEats, GoFundMe and Airtasker.
