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UBER in the Community
Feb 03, 2026
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Recycled Playgrounds, Play it Forward
Feb 17, 2026
Trudy Poole, Past President of Rotary Peninsula 2.0 will talk about Play it Forward a joint venture between, Heartprint (based in Siem Reap), Rotary Overseas Recycled Playgrounds & Rotary Peninsula 2.0 to deliver playgrounds from Australian communities to disadvantaged areas in Siem Reap, Cambodia. The initiative aims to give underprivileged children access to safe and imaginative spaces for play.
M.C. Katrina Flinn Photo Courtesy: Trudy Poole |
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Reach Siem Reap
Mar 03, 2026
Speakers are Emily Wilkinson is the founder and program manager & Voleak Pham is the Communications Co-ordinator of ‘REACH Siem Reap. A 'variety of programs which work to lift children and their families out of poverty are offered. No single program alone can achieve this. We have identified the following programs which operate simultaneously to make breaking the poverty cycle a reality: We are passionate about keeping families together’. M.C. Katrina Flinn Photo Credit: Peter Borter, via Unsplash
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Device Mediated Solutions For Falls Prevention, Bionics Institute
May 05, 2026
'David is an Associate Professor and Principal research fellow at the Bionics Institute. He is a neurologist, neuro-otologist and translational researcher interested in diseases which interfere with normal human movement, which include the cerebellar ataxias. He is the founding head of the Balance Disorders & Ataxia Service (BDAS) at the Royal Victorian Eye & Ear Hospital, the Fragile X-Associated Tremor Ataxia (FXTAS) Clinic. He consults in the Monash Health Friedreich Ataxia clinic and the Machado-Joseph Disease Foundation Ataxia Clinic (Northern Territory), an honorary neurologist at St Vincent’s Hospital, Melbourne and a lecturer at Melbourne University.
David regularly travels to remote regions in Australia to provide clinical care for first nations people with balance disorders, many of whom are much more prone to developing disorders due to genetics. David will be talking about his research at the Bionics Institute'.
M.C. Dorothy Gilmour Photo Credit: Bionics Institute |
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