Key anchor projects for 2018-2019 and related deployment are discussed and aligned, marking our busy preparation for brilliant milestones towards the success to deliver areas of focus   

More exciting news! Hosted by President Janet Lee, the entire members of RC Auckland South toasted the glory of citation from RI, and consented one of the anchor projects of Fiji Oxygen in collaboration with RC Remuera. The Board members also granted new membership of Madison Chang, who has solid professional career with 28 years with digital business consulting experience. He has been committed to take PR function for RC project coordination.  Every Rotarian, including newly elected Councillor Paul Young, paid full attention to the presentation by Madison about the Fiji Oxygen and related framework of fund raising schemes, the passion was contagiously shared to serve the communities more than Chinese or local, but also the empathy to international regions.

18th October 2018, an honour of 2017-18 Citation from the RI President was bestowed to RC Auckland South. President Janet Lee and IPP Daisy Ping attended the Citation ceremony. In the stint of 2017-18 President, Daisy is recnginised to demonstrate her strong leadership to explore RC Auckland South in tremendous success, and now it relays to Janet megnatising more people to be part of Rotary family.

On September 27th 2018, LingLing was invited to share her outbound volunteer service experience in Taiwan. The unforgettable hot Summer motivated her to step into mountain villages and developed the mentoring relationship from stranger even hostile presence with local kids

Speaker of the month introduced ShelterBox to participants, presented by Charles Lambert (ShelterBox Ambassador from  Nelson West Rotary Club) and Jimmy Griffith (ShelterBox volunteer team member). ShelterBox is a not-for-profit organisation and a Rotary International Project Partner which has been nominated for Nobel Peace Prize 2018.

Thank you Vocational Club Officer Johnny's arrangement on August 14th at 11am for our first vocational trip this year. 16 people visited the location to experience the journey of beauty where new techniques and technology have now come about. The business has been operating in Parnell for five years and run by three young entrepreneurs. 

Viva Eclectika ... ... When the East meets the West and the Old sparks with the New ... ... What an fantastic intercultural dance biennial challenge organised by The New Zealand Asia Association Inc. Diverse music, glamorous clothing and skilled dancing by 10 different groups, the competition was truly intense. Congratulations President Vivian Chow and team for another successful event and once again to all the dancers who performed at RC Auckland South's Cultural Night.