Author Archives: Administrator

These are available again this year – they are a tasty treat at Christmas and are a fundraiser for the club as well. Lionel Nunns has a club order underway so if you have not yet placed your order with … Continue reading →

Between the Aotea Quay overbridge and the Jarden Mile intersection, WCCare proposing changes to parking and the shared walking and cycling path, the introduction of dedicated bus lanes at peak travel times and new or upgraded pedestrian crossing facilities, bus … Continue reading →

Passing on this message from Wellington City Council  Wellington City Council is warning residents to be on the alert for a man knocking on doors and claiming to be a City Council building inspector.  The Council has received three reports … Continue reading →

The Rotary Khandallah Fair, our signature fundraising and outreach event for the year will take place on Ganges Road on Sunday 10 December 2023. We have a full house of very keen stall-holders, entertainment activities and there are excellent raffle … Continue reading →

Changes on Kaiwharawhara Road and Cameron StreetWCC are on schedule to complete stage 1 of the Ngaio connection by early December, with changes being made on Kaiwharawhara Road and Cameron Street. On Kaiwharawhara Road, they will be installing: the uphill … Continue reading →

The Annual general meeting of Ngaio Crofton Downs Residents Association will be held at: Ngaio Union Church (corner Kenya St /Crofton Rd) from 7:30pm on Wednesday 15 November 2023 The guest Speaker will be Greg O’Connor—MP for Ōhāriu All residents … Continue reading →

This coming Saturday 4 November is our next recycling day – 10am to noon at Ngaio Union Church, Crofton Road. A reminder on how best to recycle with us If your recycling can go in the roadside collection – please … Continue reading →

It is time again for our annual photo competition, for which the winning announcement are tied in with our AGM . The categories for 2023 have been set as: heritage, landscape, and birdlife – a very wide interpretation of each … Continue reading →