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Plastic Free July is a global environmental campaign encouraging individuals, businesses and communities to reduce single-use plastic consumption throughout July. It promotes practical changes such as refusing plastic bags, bottles and packaging, helping to cut waste, protect oceans and wildlife, and reduce landfill. Participants aim to adopt lasting habits that continue beyond the month.
It is the 108th Lions Clubs International Convention, a major annual global gathering of Lions and Leos focused on community service, leadership, networking, keynote speakers, elections, parades and activities. It will take place in Hong Kong, China from 3–7 July 2026, drawing thousands of members from around the world.
It is the 108th Lions Clubs International Convention, a major annual global gathering of Lions and Leos focused on community service, leadership, networking, keynote speakers, elections, parades and activities. It will take place in Hong Kong, China from 3–7 July 2026, drawing thousands of members from around the world.
It is the 108th Lions Clubs International Convention, a major annual global gathering of Lions and Leos focused on community service, leadership, networking, keynote speakers, elections, parades and activities. It will take place in Hong Kong, China from 3–7 July 2026, drawing thousands of members from around the world.
5 July 2026 GLEN INNES & DISTRICT SERVICES CLUB
Remembrance Room, 120 Grey Street, Glen Innes
10.00 am- 2.00 pm
Tea/Coffee will be available upon arrival (Gold Coin donation)
Lunch at the Club (own cost)
RSVP: 22 June 2026 to lorraine.hemsworth@lions201n1.au
Please forward the names and positions of those attending.
A session will be held on the Lion Portal.
Please bring a Laptop with you, if possible, so you can access the Lion Portal.
It is the 108th Lions Clubs International Convention, a major annual global gathering of Lions and Leos focused on community service, leadership, networking, keynote speakers, elections, parades and activities. It will take place in Hong Kong, China from 3–7 July 2026, drawing thousands of members from around the world.
It is the 108th Lions Clubs International Convention, a major annual global gathering of Lions and Leos focused on community service, leadership, networking, keynote speakers, elections, parades and activities. It will take place in Hong Kong, China from 3–7 July 2026, drawing thousands of members from around the world.
LC Hallidays Point at the Black Head Surf Life Saving Club, Black Head on Sunday, 12 July 2026.
Club Development Day Forum
For Club Officers: President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Membership Chairperson, plus an invitation is extended to any Club member who wishes to attend
Black Head Surf Life Saving Club
1 Main Street, Black Head (Hallidays Point)
Sunday, 12 July 2026 – 8.30 am–12.30 pm
Tea/coffee will be available on arrival
Morning Tea – slices and sandwiches ($10-$15pp)
RSVP: Cabinet Secretary Designate Lorraine Hemsworth
RSVP: 1 July 2026
E: lorraine.hemsworth@lions201n1.au | M: 0409 681 922
Please forward the names and positions of those attending.
A session will be held on the Lion Portal.
Please bring a Laptop with you, if possible, so you can access the Lion Portal.
National Tree Day is Australia’s largest community tree-planting and nature care event, coordinated by Planet Ark. Held annually (usually in late July), it encourages schools, councils, businesses and volunteers to plant native trees and restore local habitats. The day promotes environmental awareness, biodiversity, carbon reduction and community participation in practical conservation activities across urban and regional Australia.
World Nature Conservation Day, observed on 28 July, promotes the sustainable use and protection of natural resources. It highlights the need to conserve forests, water, soil, air and biodiversity so present needs are met without compromising future generations. The day encourages individuals, communities and governments to adopt responsible environmental practices and long-term conservation strategies.