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The 2022 Mornington Art Show, was our fiftieth, and was another great success. Thanks to all our artists, sponsors, volunteers, visitors and supporters.
It’s our major fundraising event. We think it’s the second largest in the State and the largest on the Mornington Peninsula.
For more information about the Art Show please go to www.morningtonartshow.com.au and follow it on facebook.
tralian Rotary Centenary Project. The Peninsula Trail is around 100klm of walking and cycling paths, half of which already exist, that will connect our communities and visitor destinations. 
. Since then nearly $50m has been raised for medical research. 
researching a more effective method for Bowel Cancer screening. Bowel cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer mortality in Australia. His research 'Stool Cytology – A new Frontier for non-invasive screening' is being co-funded by The Rotary Club of Mornington with funding partner 'Reg Kilborn' , and potentially will benefit thousands of Australians through more effective early detection. .jpg)
A highlight of the Club's Annual Changeover night was the visit of the Chair of Australian Rotary Health, Greg Ross, to present recognition to Don Gordon, a President of the Club in the early 1980's, for his role in leading in the formation of Australian Rotary Health. ARH has subsequently gone on to raise $46 million for medical research, with its emphasis since the early 2000's being mental health. Six members of the club at the time of the formation were present, (photograph L to R) Darryl Chambers, Milton Green, Don Gordon, Ted Moore, Ken Bilham and Ian Prudden.
