21 years ago co-joined twins were born to Magdalene, from a small island near Bougainville Papua New Guinea, which was, at that time,
war-torn. A difficult birth meant that half way through the delivery, Magdalene, was transferred to a larger island over 400 meters by boat, and then a power failure during the caesarean operation forced the completion of the delivery under moonlight! The twins were transported to Port Moresby the following day.
They became the patients who laid the foundation for what has become ROMAC - Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children.
Eaustina and Eusthocia were flown to Melbourne by ROMAC where they were successfully separated at the Melbourne Children's Hospital.
The Rotary Club of Flemington played a significant tole in this project. Allan Bruno, who was involved in the club's participation, will tell us more when we are able to resume meetings.
Fast-forward 20 years and Eusthocia has graduated with Diploma in Business in Madang and Eaustina will graduate later this year as a primary school teacher, also in Madang.
Another ROMAC success story! 
I am very humbled and honored to be elected the President of the Rotary Club of Flemington Kensington. It is such an honor, to be part of an organization that has a seat on the United Nations. 
Jon Temby will present an overview of Occupational Health & Safety as it applies to our club and members, especially in relation to the Op Shop and the Fit4 Use Store. This briefing is for all members, not just those working in the shops or on the Board.
