Category Archives: News

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 →

We weren’t able to have the Community Picnic today, but the Ngaio Union Church EasterFest is just around the corner….

Unfortunately the weather today has meant that we have had to cancel the Ngaio Community Picnic. Thanks to all our supporters and sponsors  – your  input is certainly appreciated. Ian Turk Chair

Ngaio Crofton Downs Residents Association will be holding its community picnic in Cummings Park on Sunday 7 April this year. More information will be published in the next few weeks, but this date can be put in to your diaries. … Continue reading →

Im sure most people in Ngaio will have seen the fantastic new mural at the Ngaio Union Church – there will be a launching of this mural as the Church celebrates neighbours week – on 30 March from 12 pm. 

From Wellington City Council: WHAT’S PLANNED Geotechnical investigation works have now been rescheduled to start in April 2019, not January as informed previously. Initial investigations revealed that borehole drilling could dislodge more material which would fall onto the road. Therefore … Continue reading →

For an at the minute feed on what is happening in Ngaio and Crofton Downs, we have a twitter account @NCDRA6035. Information you can expect here includes public transport notices, traffic reports, WCC feeds, and a range of events of … Continue reading →

Our AGM is being held 7.30pm on Tuesday 20 November, at the Ngaio Union Church, cnr Kenya Street and Crofton Road, Ngaio. We will have a guest speaker, Claire Pascoe from the NZ Transport Agency, who will talk about investing … Continue reading →

A Dog Exercise Area (DEA) is an area designated by WCC where dogs can be run off-leash. One of these areas is in Cummings Park, below the Ngaio village shops. It is popular with those exercising dogs, although some other … Continue reading →