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Community Christmas Carols All Welcome!! Bring the family, and join in singing favourite carols. Onslow Community Church Hall 4 Ngatoto Street, Ngaio 7pm Sunday 1 december 2019 Donation welcome for CWS aid projects A community event organised by local churches

The Water Cooler – a new meetup and networking opportunity for people who work from home – is developing well say Sue Brown and Alyson Howell from Ngaio Union Church. ‘We’ve welcomed people who’re lawyers, artists, planners, designers and more.’ … Continue reading →

Spotting a kākā, kererū or tīeke in Wellington reserves has become about three times more likely in the last decade, with bird poulations spilling into the suburbs, like Ngaio and Crofton Downs. The Wellington City Council has tallied up the birds in  its annual bird … Continue reading →

Ngaio Crofton Downs Residents Association is arranging a meeting which will be residents’ opportunity to meet your candidates who have been nominated to stand for Wharangi/Onslow-Western Ward Councillor in the 2019 local body elections, and also those who have been … Continue reading →

Saturday 7 September 2019 7.30pm to 10pm Entry Free but Koha welcomed for Community Assistance Fund Bring a plate of food to share for supper\Coffee tea juice water provided Alcohol Free/ Family friendly Come early as numbers are limited Cnr … Continue reading →

For people who love to craft, or are keen to discover their inner crafter, and to work alongside others with similar interests, Ngaio Union Church has arranged Crafternoon. this is a weekly get together over 6 weeks – each Thursday … Continue reading →

Ngaio Union Church is organising weekly meetings, 10.30am on Thursday’s for those who work from home. The Water Cooler is a weekly opportunity for people who work from home to get together for morning tea, to share coffee, cookies, quizzes … Continue reading →

What would you do if an earthquake happened now? The Wellington Region Emergency Management Office (WREMO) is holding two information evenings which will start to answer this question, so that our suburbs are better prepared and able to respond in … Continue reading →

The Trelissick Park Group is raising funds for a footbridge across Kaiwharawhara Stream. This will link with a new access track into Trelissick Park from Oban Street, Wadestown. The project is being managed by Wellington City Council, with completion expected … Continue reading →

Major strengthening is about to start happening in Ngaio Gorge. WCC has updated their plan for this road, more detail available from here. From late April to the end of May 2019, specialist crews will be carrying out slope stabilising … Continue reading →