Our Club had its inaugural meeting, with 36 present, on the 12th June 1947 and was named the Rotary Club of Onehunga. Throughout the years it has been a leader in district affairs and is firmly established as one of the senior and experienced clubs. The Club has been responsible for the organisation of three further Cclubs – Mt Roskill in 1954, Mangere in 1972 and One Tree Hill in 1978. In 2009 One Tree Hill joined the founding club forming the Rotary Club of Onehunga One Tree Hill. In 2021 the Rotary Club of Epsom members were welcomed in after their Club closed in 2021.

On 1st July 2022, the Club was renamed to the Rotary Club of Maungakiekie to better reflect the widening community its members are serving.

Visitors are warmly welcome along with new Members. Contact the Club Secretary for details.

ROTARY CLUB OF MAUNGAKIEKIE LEADERSHIP

Tony Rayner (Club President)

Mb: 021 333 032  |  email: tonyrayner2@gmail.com

Richard RyanRichard Ryan (Club Secretary)

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Bruce-Murdoch (2)Bruce Murdoch (Club Treasurer)

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Bill Appleton (Foundation)

Mb: 022 327 1677   |   email: bill.appleton.ri@gmail.com

George Arulanantham (International Projects & Grants)

Mb: 021 577 351   |   email: george.aru@ymail.com

Peter Mayow (Service Projects)

Mb: 021 976 224   |   email: mayows@gmail.com

Tony Rayner (Public Image)

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Noel Carey (Sergeant)

Mb: 0274 509 845   |   email: noelcarey@hotmail.com

Since its beginnings more than 120 years ago, Rotary has grown into a worldwide service organisation, bringing together approximately 1.2 million Rotary and Rotaract members through more than 45,000 clubs in over 200 countries and geographical areas. Its members come from many cultures and backgrounds, yet are united by shared values and a commitment to creating lasting benefits for others. In New Zealand, Rotary’s community extends beyond our towns and suburbs to include clubs and communities throughout our Pacific neighbourhood.

Rotary club presidents and directors are elected annually by their members. This regular rotation of leadership encourages fresh ideas and gives members frequent opportunities to develop their leadership skills and take on greater responsibility. Incoming officers are formally welcomed into their roles at the club’s annual changeover event, before beginning their terms at the start of the new Rotary year on 1 July.

For organisational purposes, Rotary clubs throughout the world are divided into: Areas, Districts and Zones. The Rotary Zones were updated by Rotary International as of 1 July 2026.

 

Rotary Club of Maungakiekie’s location on the Rotary International map is: District 9910, Zone 9 – Section A.

Area 7: Maungakiekie, Hillsborough, Lynfield and Mount Roskill, Westhaven.

District 9910: (NZ) West Auckland, North Auckland, Northland; (Pacific) Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Norfolk Island.

Zone 9 – Section A: Australia, New Zealand, Pacific Islands