Rotary District 9560 Northern Australia and Timor-Leste compasses Maryborough in the South to Bamaga in the North and Darwin in the West, covering some 2.1 million square kilometres.
We service needs of our own communities as well as those beyond our borders.
Wherever “conversations need to be turned into actions” whether they be large or small, Rotary projects from District 9560 reach from your front door to the farthest corners of the globe. Come and help us make a real difference to the lives of millions of people.
Come and join the People of Action.
For 2026-2027, each month an information webinar is going to be held to assist clubs with various aspects of running a club.
Please find out more on our webinar page and register for these events.
If you are preparing or updating your Will, please consider making a bequest to The Rotary Foundation. An eligible bequest commitment may count towards District 9560’s Million Dollar campaign target,
Dates have now been set for the 2027 President-Elect Learning Seminar and District Assembly, commonly referred to as PELS and DA. Clubs should place the relevant date in their calendars
Rotary Community Leaders are currently planning Stage Three workshops for clubs within each Rotary Community Group. Club Presidents and Presidents-elect will be contacted by their RCL and invited to participate
Join us for an unforgettable evening of inspiration, philanthropy and celebration at the Million Dollar Foundation Gala Dinner, to be held at the Pullman Cairns International on Wednesday 3 March 2027.
Available now via the District SharePoint site. Access it here.
All our training from President-Elect Learning Seminar, District Assembly and Monthly Information Sessions are available on the District Moodle website. You can access this via this link.
Rotary International District 9560 is subject to Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme. This means any concerns about child abuse or harm caused by a worker or volunteer will be investigated and reported to the Queensland Family and Child Commission, as the law requires.
We take our responsibilities under the scheme very seriously. If you have a concern, report it to us immediately.
You can also raise a concern with the Queensland Family and Child Commission directly.
