Fellow Rotarians and visitors.
The World Coronavirus pandemic has put a dampener on any mass gatherings. It would be irresponsible of our Club not to do its bit to help slow the transmission of the virus.
In response, the Bang Tail Muster parade and the Henley-On-Todd regatta will not go ahead in 2020, however, we look forward to running both events in 2021.
Changes to meetings.
We've stopped meeting face-to-face and, like many, have discovered the advantages and frustrations of Web Conferencing, green screens and virtual cameras.
Surprisingly, perhaps, we've had good attendances to online meetings and we've had Rotarians and guests joining in from interstate and from other countries.
A unique advantage is the ability to join a meeting wherever one is - wherever, that is, there is phone reception, internet service and connectivity. Even in places such as Antarctica and the space station.
There will be a District web conference online later this year - keep watching the District 9500 website for further information. The link is https://rotary9500.org/
There will be a District web conference online later this year - keep watching the District 9500 website for further information. The link is https://rotary9500.org/
For any advice, there is a dedicated COVID-19 national hotline number - 1800 020 080.
The link below is for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Coronacast episodes - each of around 10 minutes duration - which are very informative and dedicated to answering your questions about the infection.:
The posters below were published by NT Department of Health. More information about Coronavirus can be found at NT Government's latest Coronavirus information There is also information about the latest changes to restrictions.
Click, also, on The Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus map for real-time information on numbers of confirmed cases.
