The Siaming Gibbons were such a hit for Cable and Frank. Their ability to amplify sound by using a pouch on their throats was a real hit for our two visitors from Vanuatu. They are from a remote village in Vanuatu and came to New Zealand so that Cable could have an heart operation- all paid for by Rotary. They don’t have electricity at home, so living in New Zealand is an amazing experience for them.
My father was a Rotarian back in the days when it was a men’s only club and one had to wait to be invited to join. How things have progressed since then and when I discovered I could go on…
Libby Boyd
I was asked to join Devonport Rotary in 1985. I thought it would be good to join a local community service organisation and as my father had been a Rotarian I readily agreed. Rotary is respected internationally for the amazing…
Peter Smith
I have been a member of Devonport Rotary Club since 2010 when my wife and I immigrated to New Zealand to join our family who live in Devonport. We are both retired and thought it would be difficult to make new friends…
Colin Cannon