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NEXT MEETING: TUESDAY 5th APRIL 2016 GUESTSPEAKER: DETECTIVE SENIOR SERGEANTSTUART BAILEY

MEETING REPORT: 29th MARCH 2016

RCCM-S 2016 BOARD NEWS

GOLDSBROUGH LANE GOURMET FARMERSMARKET

ROTARY FELLOWSHIP PERSIAN BREAKFAST 3rdAPRIL 2016

SAVE THE DATE FOR THE WINE EVENT OF THEYEAR 16th APRIL 2016GALLERY [INCLUDING SOME GREAT PHOTOS]

NEXT MEETING 5TH APRIL 2016

GUEST SPEAKER: DETECTIVE SENIORSERGEANT STUART BAILEY

TITLE OF PRESENTATION: The Function of theHomicide Squad and Victoria Police/RotaryMentoring Program Initiative.

The Homicide Squad of Crime Command covers theState of Victoria via the Serious Crime Response Model

Meeting Responsibilities

ChairGERLINGER, Marjorie

Presenter

GreeterGERLINGER, Bernie

ReporterHERON, Bruce

PhotographerFRASER, Paul

DoorHOGAN, Gerard

Director ReportHARVEY, Koren

Bulletin EditorDRIVER, Allan

Upcoming EventsInternational CommitteeFundraiserApr 16, 2016

SpeakersApr 05, 2016Detective Senior SergeantStuart Bailey

BULLETIN 5th APRIL 2016 (Mar 31, 2016) http://rotaryclubcentralmelbourne.org.au/bulletin/viewsent/1764ae...

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for suspicious deaths, deaths in police custody or inrecent police presence, police shootings resulting in afatality and suspicious disappearances (possiblehomicides). How does Crime Command operate andinvestigate these matters whilst working with andadvising regional police?The Missing Person Squad has recently been relocatedseparate from the Homicide Squad. Management haveidentified a deficiency in providing timely and accurateinformation to key stakeholders regarding missingpersons and relating processes. Using the combinedexperience of Rotary and the leadership mentoringprogram Victoria Police is primed ready for a newwebsite to address these deficiencies.

Detective Senior Sergeant Stuart Bailey has been apolice officer for 28 years working in a variety ofuniform, investigative and forensic fields. His work hastaken him interstate and overseas to such places asIndonesia for Operation Alliance for the 2002 BaliBombings, involved corruption investigations, highprofile homicide investigations, such as the murder ofpolice officers Silk & Miller, and gangland figure CarlWilliams. In his current role as a manager at theHomicide Squad he with other managers, overseesaround 70 homicides per annum.

MEETING REPORT 29th MARCH 2016

RCCMS MEETING NOTES 29th March 2016.PRESIDENT George opened the meeting 7.45am.He welcomed all present.Visiting Rotarians-Nil.Visitor-Philip D'SouzaROGER THORNTON was the CHAIRMAN FOR THEDAYA toast was proposed to Rotary International.SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.ROGER THORNTON-Reminder- SPECIAL BREAKFASTat Gerard Hogan’s place on Sunday 3 April 2016.HERB GREENWOOD-Special wine event ON 16th April2016 reminder. Limited spaces available. Pleaserespond if coming or not to facilitate visitorinvolvement. Lots of excellent wines donated.ALAN SEALE advised that Robyn had asked that hercurrent positive diagnosis of breast cancer be related to

The Function of the Homicide Squad& Victoria Police / Rotary MentoringProgram Initiative

Apr 12, 2016Michael GoldworthyAged Care Today, Aged Care &Health Care Tomorrow…Wherecustomer choice & market forcesrule

Apr 19, 2016Dr Leon LewiInterplast – an outstanding Rotarysuccess story

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all. The diagnosis was early and all present wishedRobyn a speedy treatment and recovery.PRESIDENTIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.ONE ANNOUNCEMENT WAS FORTHCOMING-REMINDINGUS OF THE MEMBERSHIP MEETING WEDNESDAYEVENING NORTH OF THE YARRA.

CONTINUING SPECIAL PRESENTATION BY TONYTHOMASTHE GATES FAMILY GLIMPSES.The comments of the practical and direct voice onMelinda Gates.“Bill deals with the stats and I deal with the down toEarth reality.”The experience of living with a family in TANZANIA forthree days and two nights. A family with six childrenand the mother’s views on managing life, the family,birth control and the importance of education of thechildren.Followed by a short video- GETTING OUR SHITTOGETHER. A new approach to changing the toiletterror of the third world- resulting in a cleaner situationwith the production of useful bi-products.GUEST SPEAKERMolly O’Shaughnessy.General Manager OperationsSafe steps - ABOUT FAMILY VIOLENCE.

Despite being so early in the morning after the Easterbreak, Molly delivered one of the most eruditepresentations on her commitment to the problem offamily violence and the program of SAFE STEPS.SAFE STEPS is a 24/7 operation that commenced in1973 and offers protection, connection with support,advocacy, referral to safe and secure accommodationfor those suffering family violence.


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Violence follows a path of coercive control, chroniconset and repetitive patterns, and is the leading causeof ill health and death in the 15 to 44 year age group.FAMILY VIOLENCE PROTECTION ACT 2008 (VIC) definesfamily violence as occurring with spouse, domesticpartner, relationship partner, relative, parent, carer,other person single or multiple.STATISTICS ON SAFE STEPS ACTIVITIES55,000 calls in 2014-157,500 Clients continuing in same periodOver 50% were young children (25% of which wereboys).MYTH STORIES

FAMILY VIOLENCE IS USUALLY ONE INCIDENT.a. FAMILY VIOLENCE ONLY EFFECTS SOMECOMMUNITIES.

b.

LEAVING, MEANS THE VIOLENCE WILL STOP.c. MOST VIOLENCE IS DRUG OR ALCOHOL RELATED.d. MOST ABUSERS HAVE A MENTAL PROBLEM.e. VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IS A WOMAN'SPROBLEM.

f.

Molly is waiting on the results of the VICTORIAN STATEGOVERNMENT ROYAL COMMISSION comments duetoday or tomorrow and hopes that it will direct action tothe effective action of recognition of early symptomsand action rather than treating the results.The floor clearly recognised the importance of this workby the many questions asked and the comments madeall endorsing her views and actions, thanks Molly.

THE SWINDLECarefully handled by Frank as Roger was in the chair.Resulted in Neil Salvano having one chance to collectand Tom Callander having two opportunities but……neither succeeded.President George closed the meeting at 8.47am.BE A GIFT TO THE WORLD.

RCCM-S BOARD 2016-17 NEWS

Rotary Club Central Melbourne-Sunrise

Board for 2016-17

Your Board for 2016-17 has already met once and iswell under way with its planning for next year. WithJustine Murphy as President and Alan Seale and


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Warwick Cavell as Vice Presidents, the Board will moreclearly differentiate between operational and strategicactivities. The need to increase membership will befront and centre in all the Board’s deliberations.Neil Salvano remains as Secretary and Kevin Walklatereturns to the position of Treasurer, a role that he madehis own during the early naughties. Directors, whoseportfolios have not yet been finalised, are Paul Fraser,Stuart Ellis, Rob Hines, Anne King and Neville Taylor.Frank O’Brien, now that he is a man of retirement andleisure, has been nominated as President Elect. Inaddition, he will cover for any Director who has to beabsent for any length of time.To assist the incoming Board with its strategic planning,and enlist input from all members, an abbreviatedStrategic Review will be held during the breakfastmeeting on May 24, 2016. This will replace thetraditional “Horizons” meeting. Be sure to put thisimportant date in your diaries.

GOLDSBROUGH LANE GOURMET FARMERSMARKET

THE NEXT GOLDSBROUGH LANE GOURMETFARMERS MARKET IS ON TONIGHT AS WELL ASTHURSDAY 7 APRIL 2016. REMEMBER THEMARKET NOW OPERATES WEEKLY.

For those on Facebook refer tohttps://www.facebook.com/GoldsbroughLaneGFM/?fref=ts


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MarketVolunteersUpdate

We havesecured anagreementwithLentara toprovidehelpers forthe marketbump inand out.

Thismeans wedo notrequire4-6 clubmemberstocontinueto do thebump inand out.PaulFraser willroster 1Rotarianon foreach bumpin and outtosupervisetheLentarahelpers.

The Rotarian only need assist physically if they are ableto do so.

We can still use volunteers to assist with bump in or out


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– we have a number of Rotary/Rotaract clubs interestedin helping.All volunteer and Rotarian supervision inquires can besent to Paul Fraser - [email protected]

STALL HOLDERS ON THURSDAY 17th MARCH WERE:

Tranqil garden Precut flowersJohn Howell orchards Apples/pearsKookaberry Fresh and frozen berriesNougatine MacaronsStir crazy Crackers and cordials3 bees Honey Honey & Honey CombJulia Organic Organic vegetablesRaynor Orchards Stone FruitsSourdough bakery Sourdough Bread and PastriesGourmet pies Gourmet pies and pastiesWillowZen Free range EggsBoatshed Cheese Goat and Milk CheesesRedbox Wines Yarra Valley Wines

Wine and Cheese go together like toast and vegemite... orsomething like that. Tonight, 31 March, we are having a 'Wineand Cheese' tasting at the Farmers market. Taste some of theaward winning cheese selection from Boatshed Cheeses andmatch them with fabulous Wines from Redbox wines, one of ourtop boutique wine makers from the Yarra Valley. It all kicks offabout 5.00pm.

Some of the goodies on offer.


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Rotary Stall at the market

We have agreed to provide one stall at each market forthe use of any Rotary Clubs to selling Rotary relatedgoods, raise awareness or use as they see fit for acause of their choice.

All Rotary stall inquires can be sent to MarjorieGerlinger - [email protected]

ROTARY FELLOWSHIP PERSIANBREAKFAST 3rd APRIL 2016

Dear Members, partners and friends, you areinvited to attend from 7.30 - 12noonish onSunday 3rd April 2016RSVP - Thursday 31 MARCH to Gerard Hogan byemail: [email protected] or mobile phone:0408 511 060211 SEPARATION ST., NORTHCOTEPlease advise of any special diet requirementssooner rather than later.


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All welcome , bring a friend. Ask anyone about itas last year's event was a winner!Profit to the Sergeants Bucket

SAVE THE DATE FOR THE WINE EVENTOF THE YEAR 16th APRIL 2016

Posted by Herb Greenwood

Craft Beer and Fine Wine Event run by the RotaryClub of Central Melbourne Sunrise to meet ourcommitments for its school projects in Laos to be heldat

Henry Street Brewhouse, Unit 5, 38 BarrettStreet, Kensington.[https://henrystbrewhouse.com.au/].

On Saturday 16th April 2016 commencing at 7pm.[See poster below]

Born from humble beginnings in the backyard on HenryStreet, this tiny artisan microbrewery pride themselvesin handcrafting exquisite beers and ales. Created usingthe finest ingredients, a lot of passion and hard work.

As well as the opportunity to taste a range of craftbrews, the event will feature an auction of fine winesand a talk by Sandra de Pury, winemaker at YeringbergWines, who has also donated some notable wines forthe event.

Sandra, along with her father Guill de Pury and wifeKatherine make wines for the new millennium from thelow-yielding vines re-established in the heart of whatwas one of the most famous vineyards of the 19th


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century. In the riper years, the red wines have avelvety generosity of flavour rarely encountered, whilenever losing varietal character; the long-lived MarsanneRoussanne takes students of history back toYeringberg’s fame in the 19th century. They export tothe US, Switzerland, Hong Kong and China.

RCCMS members have raided their cellars to present arange of interesting wines for the special silent auctionand the highlight auction on the evening.

Attendance is strictly limited to 40 people. Finger-foodand vouchers for tastings or wine, beer and soft drinkby the glass are included in the ticket price OF $65.Further drinks can be purchased at the bar.

Also a lucky door prize will be awarded at no cost.

If you cannot attend or miss out on a ticket, you canstill participate by making an advance bid for theauction items from the list to be circulated before theevent.

The Laos school projects run by RCCMS refurbishclassrooms and toilets at village schools in Laos, nearLuang Prabang. The Laotian people have a strong desirefor education but limited resources and RCCMS withyour help is working to address this issue.

TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENTPLEASE SUPPORT BY YOUR EARLY REGISTRATION TOHERB [email protected]


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GALLERY

President George Mackey with visitor Philip D'Souza


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The RCCM-S members travelling in Laos. Messagesfrom David Jones and Rob Hines: Director International: OurLaos tour group at an overnight stop on the way to our schoolrenovation project at Luang Prabang — with Annie Garrett, RoyGarrett, David Jones, Sally Moon and Tessa Hines-supporting'World of Difference' Projects.Today, 23 March 2016, we visitedthe House of Dreams in Luang Prabang, Laos. The kids stayinghere are studying English and all hope to go on to university oneday. The House of Dreams is sponsored by Your Two HandsFoundation our partner in the Rotary school renovation projects.Y2H is the brain child of our good friend in Melbourne, RodFraser. Great kids with terrific English!


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Today, 24th March 2016, we visited some rural schools up to40km from Luang Parbang, Laos, that Rotary Club of CentralMelbourne - Sunrise have assisted in past years. At Heui HangSecondary School we were met by all the students (400) wholined the path from the gate and welcomed us with 12 bunchesof flowers.An overall impression of all schools is how delightful are thechildren (5-18 yrs).

A random selection of photos taken by David Jones from theday of visiting 4 schools our Rotary Club has assisted in ruralLaos over past few years. Two schools are very much off thebeaten track including river only access.


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