Centenary Peace Dinner
Rotary Australia & New Zealand
Guest Speaker
Hon Dr Brendan Nelson AO
Currently, President of Boeing Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific, Dr Nelson is a former Minister of Defence and past Director of the Australian War Memorial. He has also served as Australian Ambassador to Belgium, Luxembourg, the European Union and NATO.
Dr Nelson oversaw a major transformation in Australia’s relationships with the European Union and NATO, and forged deep links with the communities of Flanders, where almost 14,000 Australians lost their lives during the First World War.
National Museum
of Australia
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Friday 6pm: 26 March 2021
The National Museum of Australia is an ideal venue to gather and celebrate 100 years of Rotary in Australia and New Zealand.
Visit between 9am and 5pm and reminisce over exhibits that tell the story of our last 100 years. If you are interested in something older, our indigenous story dates back thousands of years.
This unique building is located directly across the lake from the Canberra Rotary World Peace Bell.
Proceeds from the night go to:
Rotary Give Every Child a Future
Book a corporate table and help by bidding for one of the unique indigenous artwork at the after-dinner auction.
A Centenary Project of Rotary Australia & New Zealand
Every year hundreds of children under the age of 5 die in the Pacific Islands from preventable diseases such as diarrhoea, meningitis and pneumonia.
Rotary, in partnership with UNICEF, aims to vaccinate 100,000 children in nine Pacific Island countries against these and other preventable diseases over the next three years.
At a cost of $45 per child; we need your help.
Art Auction
Our Commemorative Artwork
Work has begun and we will share progress updates on the Aussie Peace Walk Facebook Page (Like and follow the page to see its progress).
Entertainment
Woden Valley Youth Choir
Members of the Choir will welcome guests with a set of popular peace-themed songs, before commencing the evening with a rousing rendition of the Australian National Anthem in the Ngunnawal language.
Pacific Island Entertainers
Throughout the evening, there will be a range of performances by Pacific Island entertainers.
(Bring some cash to ‘tip’ the Tongan dancer. All ‘tips’ will go toward the Rotary Give Every Child a Future project.)
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Join the Celebration!
6pm, Friday 26 March 2021.
Peninsula Room, National Museum of Australia, Canberra.
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Tickets: $155pp
Table of Ten: $1500 (+ bonus surprise!)
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In celebration of its centenary in Australia, Rotary has invited leaders in peace and conflict resolution to provide perspectives on challenging global and domestic issues and how we can all contribute towards building a more peaceful world over the next 100 years.