Rotarians are People of Action


Rotary Club of Central Launceston is committed to projects that promote proactive health, lifelong education and inclusion of all parts of our community.

Rotary International is 1.2 million passionate individuals in 35,000+ clubs worldwide. We are both an international organisation and a local community leader. Together we lead change in our own backyards and across the world.

Our Major Club Projects

RCCL Charity Golf Day

RCCL Charity Golf Day

The 2023 Rotary Club of Central Launceston Charity Golf Tournament will be held on Friday December 1st at The Launceston Golf Club.  Maserati Melbourne are proudlyproviding a Major...

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Rotary Battery Recycling Program

Rotary Battery Recycling Program

This is an award winning Environmental program was developed for club members and the local community to increase the recovery rate of small batteries from the environment. Everyone uses small...

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Garden Party for Ukraine Fundraiser

Garden Party for Ukraine Fundraiser

  Join us Friday night for a Fundraiser to assist and make a difference to the people of Ukraine. The Rotary Club of Central Launceston invites the community to come together to support...

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Rotary Club of Central Launceston

Rotary Club of Central Launceston

The Rotary Club of Central Launceston meets every Monday for lunch at 1pm at Hotel Grand Chancellor

Rotary Club of Central Launceston is feeling connected.

7 days ago

Rotary Club of Central Launceston
Become one of Rotary’s people of action!If you are someone who likes to help, connect and make a difference, come and say hello at one of our Monday lunch meetings.Explore the many opportunities we have for anyone — whatever your age or interest — who wants to improve lives in communities near and far.➤ Come for a visit, and you might just stay for the community.rccl.org.au/getinvolved/ ... See MoreSee Less

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*** Guest speaker profile ***Did you know? ... John Ralph, founder and owner of Ascent Fitness in Launceston was instrumental in forming the LUFT ( Launceston Urban Fringe Trail) which is the longest urban walk in Australia at approx. 110km. Ascent Fitness is introducing and guiding people in the bushwalking and outdoor adventure space, often reaching remote and seldom visited areas of the state. Never one to rest on his laurels, John thought that, with a few alterations, he could make the LUFT accessible to not just walkers, but also his clients who are relying on a wheelchair - the 'wheelies route' was born!John and his business are great supporters of their NDIS clients, creating another supportive community. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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Register now!! We are very excited to bring you another Sally’s Ride. ... See MoreSee Less

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Rotary Club of Central Launceston is at Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew.

3 weeks ago

Rotary Club of Central Launceston
Last week, our club had the pleasure to hear from one of Launceston's most accomplished leaders, entrepreneurs and diversity advocates, Archana Brammall. “For staff, the buy-in cannot be just a wage. It has to be the belief that they are working in an environment where they too feel worthy, feel part of something, feel happy” – Archana BrammallAs the joint owner of Tatler Lane and the Sweetbrew cafes, Archana spoke to the club about embracing diversity in age, gender, nationality, sexual orientation and race within both her life and businesses.Archana actively recruits those who don’t speak English as a native language but have the skills and personality to serve customers with a welcoming smile. As a result, you will find four religions and 13 nationalities, with 15 languages spoken across her café team. And while many things have changed since she first arrived in Tasmania 24 years ago, as a black, female business owner Archana is still very much in a minority in Tasmania. Yet, recent statistics show that businesses with a diverse workforce are 25% better off financially and this has helped her business to succeed. Our whole group felt encouraged to pause for a moment when meeting someone of a diverse background – to listen to understand, rather than instinctively react. And help make our local community more inclusive. ... See MoreSee Less

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Become one of Rotary’s people of action!If you are someone who likes to help, connect and make a difference, come and say hello at one of our Monday lunch meetings.Explore the many opportunities we have for anyone — whatever your age or interest — who wants to improve lives in communities near and far.➤ Come for a visit, and you might just stay for the community.rccl.org.au/getinvolved/ ... See MoreSee Less

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JOIN US TO MAKE AN IMPACT

We’re a dynamic club with a proud history over 35 years. Members of all ages meeting every Monday between 1 and 2pm in the city centre. Meetings are action packed including lunch together with an interesting guest speaker to help us keep our fingers on the pulse of what’s happening locally and globally.

You might like to become a member. If so contact us below and we’ll be in touch to discuss having you as a guest at lunch.

Alternatively you can become a Friend of Rotary and sign up as a volunteer for our various programs including assisting on Sally’s Ride and other community events, or direct impact such as helping kids at Ravenswood Heights Primary School learn to read.

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