Giant Book Fair 2021
Please save the date for Rotary Onehunga One Tree Hill Giant Book Fair 2021. Come along to support us on Saturday the 17th of April 2021from 9am – 5pm, and Sunday the 18th of April 2021from 9am – 2pm at Onehunga Community House, 89 Selwyn Street, Onehunga. Early bird entry on Saturday the 17th of April from 7am – 9am is $15/person.
If you have second hand books, CDs, DVDs, Jigsaws & children games that you want to donate, please contact Robin Hulford on 09 624 9102, or Derek Neutze on 09 624 9151 for collection. Or you could drop them off at the Onehunga Community House at 89 Selwyn street, Onehunga from 6th of April between 8:30am – 12:30pm daily.
Water and sanitation project in Asinvari, Maewo, Vanuatu
Onehunga One Tree Hill Rotary’s role in this project was to provide funding to support the Santo Rotary Club in Vanuatu in completing this project. The funding was supplemented by a Global Grant from The Rotary Foundation.
This is the first project of this nature that we have done with contractors rather than direct supervision from the club.
The project entails a water collection roof which doubles as a classroom, which supplies water for the village and the sanitation system is a 40,000 litre septic tank system which is connected to four flushing toilet stalls.
This project was started in late December 2020 and was completed by mid February 2021. The grand opening was held over the weekend of 13th and 14th February. Members of the Santo Club attended and Onehunga One Tree Hill Rotary was represented by Assistant Governor Rufino Pineda.
Changeover Night 2020/21













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Haskell McKeever Awards
We held our annual awards evening involving students, families and staff from Oranga Primary, Te Papapa Primary, St Joseph’s Primary, Onehunga Primary, Royal Oak Intermediate and Onehunga High School.
Sergeant in action!! Kokako Recovery Work
Club Sergeant Noel Carey and his wife Jenny have been undertaking predator control, mainly rats, in the Northern Pureora for nearly 20 years. The work is to ensure the recovery and growth in numbers of the endangered Kokako. The work by volunteers has been so successful that DoC have completed the translocation of a number of Kokako to Maungatautari, Waitakere Ranges, Eastern Taranaki and other parts of the North Island. The bush is pristine native forest with an abundance of native birds. The Kokako is a secretive bird, a poor flyer but very strong at hopping about in the upper canopy of the trees. Its song is one of the most melodic and eerie of all our native birds. Mainly heard and seen at daybreak.
Our President Rod Kestle presented prizes for Onehunga High School students
Prizes giving for building students at OHS.