Glenorie Probus Club

Key points

• At its recent meeting, the Glenorie Probus Club heard about the work of a major national science facility, which produces a large share of Australia's radioactive isotopes for diagnosing and treating illnesses such as cancer. The facility also runs the OPAL multi-purpose research reactor and offers particle accelerators and neutron beams for research in health, materials, forensics and the environment.
• Members found the talk informative.
• The guest speaker, Jenny Bradley, then reviewed the history of Hayes Park in Galston, which in the 1890s hosted the Galston and District Flower and Agricultural Show.