Ian McGibbon’s memorial address at the recent ANZAC Day event commemorates some of the young Paekākāriki men who served in World War I.
Upcoming events
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Week of Events
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Improv!
Improv!
7pm Tuesday nights at the Library/Tennis club rooms, Wellington Rd Improv is back in Paekākāriki! Koha for hall hire.
Koha
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Quiz Night at Finn’s
Quiz Night at Finn’s
7pm on first Tuesday of the month Gold coin entry Winner takes the gold!
Gold coin
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Paekākāriki Tennis Club – Mixed seniors
Paekākāriki Tennis Club – Mixed seniors
Mixed seniors: Thursday evening from 6-8pm Mixed seniors: Sunday afternoons from 3-5pm New members are very welcome. Low cost family membership allows you to take part in club days / […]
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Paekākāriki School Plant and Car Boot Sale
Paekākāriki School Plant and Car Boot Sale
10am - 1pm Saturday 11 May at Paekākāriki School Get your winter garden sorted at the famous May Plant Sale at Paekākāriki School! Plants galore - plus BBQ, coffee and […]
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The Kugels are back!
The Kugels are back!
5pm - 7pm Saturday 11 May at St Peter's Hall $23 - $28 online $25 - $30 on the door BUY TIX Music from Eastern and Central Europe Take […]
$23 – $28
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Paekākāriki Tennis Club – Junior coaching
Paekākāriki Tennis Club – Junior coaching
Junior coaching Sunday 10 - 11am New members are very welcome. Low cost family membership allows you to take part in club days / nights, free entry in club tournaments, […]
Our stories
Paul Callister
Rewilding Paekākāriki: bringing back the forests
From bare hills to regenerating bush, the spaces around Paekākāriki are gradually becoming rewilded, restoring the native fauna and flora. Paul Callister tells us more.
Doris Zuur
Pātaka Kai: give what you can – take what you need
Doris Zuur fills us in on Paekākāriki’s latest community food-sharing initiative – which has been a runaway success!
Dennis Rose
Paekākāriki: the implications of population growth
If Paekākāriki’s population continues to grow, Dennis Rose argues that the village will have to convert to reticulated sewage rather than septic tanks. How Paekākāriki can accommodate more people and dwellings will also need to be considered.
Our sponsors
This web platform is managed, developed and run by the Paekākāriki community for the community. Below we thank and introduce our key sponsors: the Paekākāriki Village Grocery Store and Elite Arboriculture. Ma tini ma mano ka rapa te whai. Unity is strength. We thank you.