We’re holding our 2019 Annual General Meeting on 31 October.
We will publish the confirmed agenda very soon – we hope to have some interesting speakers.
We’re also looking for volunteers to join the committee as we have a couple of vacancies. It’s a great way of getting involved in your community.
Everyone who lives in Pukerua Bay or who owns property here is a member of the Association and is very welcome to come to any of our meetings.
This Sunday! Wondered where the garden was and what was going on there? Pop in to see us 10 am. End of Muri Road, walk along the platform to the painted waiting shed. See you there. (Event posted by Jane Comben on Facebook)
10 am, Sunday 29 September 2019 (ical)
Community Garden, by old Muri Station (map)
This Sunday! Wondered where the garden was and what was going on there? Pop in to see us 10 am. End of Muri Road, walk along the platform to the painted waiting shed. See you there.
Fantastic turn out at the hall tonight for our local election candidates’ meeting. Must be over 80 people.
Not sure who to vote for in the Northern Ward, or for Mayor, or Greater Wellington Regional Council? There’ll be lots of chances to meet and hear from the candidates standing for this year’s local election.
Hosted by the Pukerua Bay Residents’ Association, both Northern Ward candidates, Mayoral candidates and Greater Wellington Regional Council candidates will be present to talk with you and to answer your questions. All confirmed nominations are listed here.
7pm, Monday 16 September 2019 (ical)
Pukerua Bay Hall, Rawhiti Road, Pukerua Bay (map)
Not sure who to vote for? There’ll be lots of chances to meet and hear from the candidates standing for election. Come and see what the candidates for Mayor and candidates for councillor on both the Porirua City Council Northern Ward and Greater Wellington Regional Council have to say.
Further details are available on the Porirua City Council 2019 elections page.
The beach heritage marker, part of Pukerua Bay’s He Ara Pukerua heritage project, will be unveiled by Porirua Mayor, His Worship Mike Tana. The marker covers a brief introduction to Pukerua Māori history, George Stubbs, John Nicol, Nobby Clark, beach houses, the 1962 Battle of the Rocks, the Rāhui and early artists.
This will be followed by the unwrapping of the bollard for the Pukerua Bay Surf Lifesaving Club at Brendan Bay, with members of the club.
All welcome!
