Events

We were welcomed by Head Prefects Olivia and Sione to the centre of the New Classrooms Building where the space had been transformed into a restaurant and situated alongside the new modern kitchen facilities. The students could be seen...

The Christmas Parade on 3rd December was attended by club members Cat Levine and dad Phil Aish who drove his candy-ised Humvee while club members assisted with crowd control. The monsta Humvee was decked out with Christmas bling and signs...

To develop and implement a plan to plant trees (pohutukawas) on the foreshore By reviewing work to date and: • Obtain planting permission • Source pohutukawas • Arranging OHS planting team • Setting a planting date

ONEHUNGA ONE TREE HILL ROTARY CLUB is proud to present The Shades Quartet. Don’t miss out to see one of NZ’s finest vocal talents at the Rangitira, Q Theatre, 305 Queen Street. The Shades Gratitude Tour  

President Robin thanked members involved in the Clean Up day and Peter for organising it. Big thanks to Mitre 10 for hire of their BBQ and to Club Members for serving the sausages and samosas. It was really special...

The Club had an overwhelming response from the public who donated around 20,0000 books that filled 624-boxes.  A very wide range of reading material was received along with CDs and kids games. The most popular genres were: Fiction (54% of...

WANTED: BOOKS, CD's, Jigsaws, Childrens Games DROP OFFS from 13th November at:              - College Rifles              - Onehunga Community House              (see flyers for drop off/collection details). BOOK...

    Onehunga One Tree Hill Rotary has completed the first phase of OHS project! Onehunga One Tree Hill Rotary is a fun, friendly, family- oriented club that aims to make a positive impact in our community. If you are aware of...

Barry introduced the three 17-yr old students who are in their final year at High School. The original five applicants were interviewed by club members George Arulanantham, Derek Neutze, Bill Grayson and Barry Stafford. The final three, here tonight,...

For many New Zealanders April 25 is a day for reflection and remembrance. The Memorial Archway at Ranfurly Road, Epsom carries the names of 28 local men who did not return from serving overseas during World War One. Join us in...