Each month, Past President Steve Botica of the Rotary Waikanae, is interviewed by Coast Access Radio host Todd Zaner on activities in Rotary across the district, from Paraparaumu to Levin.
Rotary National Science and Technology Forum is a 2 week live in programme for outstanding Year 12 students, held in January each year and based in Auckland.
Waikanae Rotary Club support Nga Manu Sanctuary with new signs
(L to R) President Robert Nugent, Rotarian David Bruce (Project Manager), Past President Steve Botica and Nga Manu Reserve Manager Matu Booth at one of two new signs provided by Rotary.
Waikanae Rotary assists with annual food bank appeal.
Lucy Goldman Matched Twin Exchange student from Glenn Innes NSW helps with Foodbank Collection at Countdown Waikanae.
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