Village Facilities & Events

The Communal Hall hosts many events, meetings, group activities and is used by the very active social committee which organises many fun events. These include regular Sunday afternoon ‘happy hours’, quiz nights, Melbourne Cup race days and Christmas celebrations. As happened recently, a resident will sometimes ‘throw a party’ for friends and family in the hall for a special occasion.

Village Facilities:

• Hall

• Workshop / Hobby Shed

• Vegetable Gardens
  there are enough plots for at least one per home

• Boat/Campervan Parking

Village living offers an affordable lifestyle to those seeking coastal living in the sun. Set in the heart of the wonderful Ngunguru community it is only a short flat walk to the various recreational facilities & beach, giving the perfect opportunity for an independent retirement.

Revenue to cover the everyday village running costs is gathered by way of a monthly fee paid by each residence within the village.

This fee is solely for the running of the village and covers:

• Lawns

• Grounds Maintenance

• Administration Costs

• Dwelling Insurance

• Filtered Water Supply

• Rates

• Rubbish and Garden Waste

You can find more information here on our sample only  Disclosure Statement and Occupational Rights Agreement (note these are subject to updates & changes including any price variations)

View Code of Residents Rights here

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How The Trust Is Run.

The Ngunguru Retirement Village is run as a Registered Charitable Trust, made up of elected members of the public which form the Trustee Committee. Included on this committee are 2 Whangarei District Councilors, 3 resident trustees, 6 elected trustees from the community and the Village Administrator.

Elections are held annually in October for the election of Trustees. 

Currently the Trustees are:
Terence Walsh (Chair), Keith McKay (Deputy Chair), Lindsay Laing, Rita Gibson, Trevor Talbot and Maggie Lawson.

Resident Trustees:
Kath Johnston, Murray Madden and Patricia Milich.

Emma Pearce is the Village Administrator and recorder of minutes.

The Statutory Supervisor as required under the Retirement Villages Act 2003 is Covenant Trustee Services Ltd.  You can find more information here:

Leaflet - Covenant - The Role of the Statutory Supervisor for Retirement Villages 

https://retirement.govt.nz/retirement-villages/the-act-regulations-and-codes/code-of-practice/

Ngunguru Retirement Village is also a proud member of the NZ Retirement Village Association. 

https://www.retirementvillages.org.nz/