Category Archives: News

In October 2015 the Ngaio Crofton Downs Residents Association held a workshop to begin the process of developing a community vision for Cummings Park in the heart of Ngaio. The full report of this workshop is available here Cummings Park Vision. … Continue reading →

Cummings Park Sunday 5 March 2017 Meet the locals, enjoy the stalls, the entertainment and have fun with the games and spot prizes. There will also be a sausage sizzle, you will hear about Ngaio kaka and see creepy crawlies … Continue reading →

Come along to the Ngaio town hall on Tuesday, 13 September at 7:30 pm to meet our candidates for the Onslow-Western ward and the Greater Wellington Regional Council. There are more strong candidates than available seats for both councils. This … Continue reading →

Tuesday 6 September at 7.30 pm in the Band Room beside the Ngaio Station carpark. The race for Mayor of Wellington is tightly contested. Hear what candidates say, question them, and talk with them over refreshments.  Former political journalist Linda Clark is chairing … Continue reading →

Should the Cummings Park DEA remain? As part of its dog policy review, the Wellington City Council will be considering whether or not the Dog Exercise Area (DEA) in Cummings Park should be retained. Submissions close on 2 May. The … Continue reading →

Ngaio Scout quiz evening Sunday 6 March 2016. Where: 1841 Restaurant, 1 Disraeli St, Johnsonville Time: 7:00pm Cost: $15 pp (tables of 6) Payment by internet or cash at door Teams: Scouts can help make up a team for you. … Continue reading →

Robyn Radomski was elected president at our AGM, Murray Pascoe treasurer and John White secretary. The business section was over very quickly so we could get on to the highlight of the meeting – our guest speakers Matt Robertson and … Continue reading →

We are holding our AGM on Tuesday, 10 November in the Ngaio Union Church. All residents of Ngaio and Crofton Downs are warmly invited to come. Guest speakers include Nick Tansley talking about the Morgan Foundation’s contribution to predator control … Continue reading →

Ngaio Crofton Downs Residents Association is seeking input from the community to develop a vision for Cummings Park in the centre of Ngaio. The first step is a workshop to be held in the Ngaio Town Hall between 2pm and … Continue reading →

After almost 18 months of dedicated volunteer labour and the support of Wellington City Council and Transpower, the Silversky track was officially opened on 9th May 2015. A celebratory lunch was laid on down at the Huntleigh Park Girl Guides … Continue reading →