My dearest Rotaractors, do you want to know more about Rotary or Rotaract? Are you interested in things happening in other Rotaract clubs or other districts? Do you want to get closer with Rotary family? If the answers of the above questions are "YES", RotarPress would be one of the solutions for you.

Just a simple wish to ensure everyone in the Rotaract family would be better informed about the activities and services we give in the district, 7 of us – belong to different Rotaract clubs come up with the idea of creating "RotarPress". We differ from each other and are good at different aspects of newsletters production. Although it is just the beginning of "RotarPress", we gather advice and intend to give our best to make things refined and clear.

Domestic violence is not a fresh topic, as there are several alarming cases being reported in recent months. A 7-year-old boy, Ho-yin, was attacked in Lei Muk Shue. Surprisingly, his step mother was one of the suspects in the joint enterprise. It was believed that the attack was induced by domestic disputes.

On 9 July 2005, over a hundred Rotaractors gathered for a big feast, to celebrate the installation of the new District Rotaract Committee of RI District 3450, which is led by our newly elected District Rotaract Representative, Vincent Lui. Various awards were presented to Rotaract Clubs and individual Rotaractors for their outstanding performance and dedicated contribution to the Rotary Family.

Q1: How many clubs are there in our district 3450 (Hong Kong, Macao and Mongolia)?
Q2: How many clubs are there in Hong Kong, Macao and Mongolia?
Q3: How many clubs are community based and university based?
Q4: How many Rotaractors are there in our district 3450 (Hong Kong, Macao and Mongolia)?

Asia Pacific Regional Rotaract Conference (APRRC), the largest Rotaract Conference in Asia Pacific, was first organized in 2005 in Rotary International District 3450 (Hong Kong, Macau & Mongolia). The conference aims to provide a platform for Rotaractors from different parts of the world to share ideas and experience about Rotaract, to make friends with each other and to understand different cultures.

When you are walking along Park Lane Shoppers Loulevard at Tsim Sha Tsui, have you ever paid much attention to a sculpture showing two hands are held tightly? Have you ever thought of the sculpture having a close relationship with Rotary Club?