The Rotary Club Of South Gladstone

26/05/2026

One of the challenges of a flag marshal when during a change over the halyard slips into the pole and dissapears. Thanks to a quick response from High Risk solutions the issue was soon put right and the flags are now up for Sorry week. Thanks to Caleb and Kaleb for their helpful response.

20/05/2026

With Cafe Spinnaker Park – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day ❤️ to our lovely ladies of South Gladstone. We shared a beautiful breakfast at Cafe Spinnaker Park were the service was spot on! A gorgeous morning on the harbour front 😎❤️Great company & lots of fellowship. A great job by our Club Director Patty Hogan for taking the orders & Precious Wife Sonja for the special gifts 🥰 thanks for all you do our Mothers, we appreciate you ❤️🙏🏻

09/05/2026

For the rest of May the Gallipoli Place flag poles will carry the banners symbolising the issue of domestic violence and the work of the local committee in supporting those in need and educating people about the issues in their community. Its the first time vertical flags have been flown from this site and special adjustments to hanging the flags were required to make it happen. There will be a number of activities throughout this Month and people are invited to participate. Contact the local Police Station.

30/04/2026

New awards event gets our clubs support.

29/04/2026

Last year our club agreed to support this project by supplying kitchen white goods etc.

29/04/2026

While our Annual charity golf day has come and gone for this year, there are still some little jobs to complete. Club treasurer Hunt has been busy tallying up the funds from the event ( over $20k) which will support Gladstone service projects this year and has also been presenting our Certificates of Appreciation to sponsors and supporters who made the day possible. Here are a few our photographer was on hand to record...

25/04/2026

Yesterday, as the community started to gather to reflect and remember at the Dawn Service for Anzac Day, the Rotary Club of South Gladstone was already up and moving.

From around 4:30am, the boys were on the tools, spatulas in hand, cooking a well-earned breakfast for the RSL at the Gladstone Bowls Club for those attending from the Dawn Service. It’s a simple act, but one that speaks to the same values we honour on the day, service, mateship, and showing up for your community.

We pause to remember the courage and sacrifice of our Anzacs, those who served, those who gave, and the legacy they’ve left behind.

A big thank you to everyone who put in the early start, and to Young Veterans Central Queensland for the BBQ. Efforts like this don’t always get the spotlight, but they matter.

Lest we forget.

03/04/2026

A significant event last week was the dinner for our Interact group where new officers and members were introduced. Principal Mark from TSHS spoke about the schools development and student advancement.