Alexandra Rotary Club NZ

27/08/2026

Members of the Alexandra Rotary Club were instrumental in sharing their expertise to build the Te whare Whakaruruhau in Alexandra.
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27/08/2026

Trees for babies. Once again we invite families to recognize the birth of a baby. Strictly limited availability, Email Jillian today.

26/07/2026

Our annual charity dinner is back, with Finn Butcher as our guest speaker, very limited tickets left, get in touch today.

24/02/2026

Today, we recognize the founding of Rotary and 121 years of promoting peace, locally and globally.

Part of our organization’s enduring legacy are the more than 1,800 Rotary Peace Fellows (and growing!) who advance the cause of peace across the world. If you know someone who would make a great peace fellow, refer them today: https://on.rotary.org/3QYZrHq

We’ll send them more information so they can apply by 15 May!

02/01/2026

Just two days remain for our 2026 Book sale. New stock is always arriving. If books remain tomorrow (Sunday) everything will be half price! (images representative only) Open 9am - 5pm @ 3 Skird Street, Alexandra.

02/01/2026

Coverage today of our opening day. We close 4th January at 5pm.

Readers rejoiced yesterday morning as the Alexandra Rotary book sale opened its doors. As much a part of a Central Otago summer as cherries and a...

29/12/2025

We are just days away from a new year and the opening of Book sale 2026! 1st January 9am 3 Skird Street doors open.

11/12/2025

Alexandra Rotary book sale co-convener Mark Willyams collects donations from the bin at the Alexandra Mitre 10. The annual book sale will open on January 1 and run for four days. Mr Willyams said donations were coming in fast with many people downsizing to smaller properties and parting with their book collections. Donations could be left in the blue bins at businesses around the town. Rotary members emptied the bins on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, delivering the goods to their sorting shed.

Then on Monday afternoons a group, including Mr Willyams and fellow convener Hugh McIntyre, sorted books and other donations into huge wooden bins ready to be delivered to the Memorial Hall, Skird St, where the book sale will be held.

People were welcome to continue to donate items even during the sale, Mr Willyams said.

‘‘They can buy a book, read it and donate it and we will sell it again.’’ PHOTO AND WORDS: JULIE ASHER THE NEWS

08/12/2025

Proud to support our local high school and the school communities beyond. 😀

25/11/2025

Last evening Chris Foggin shared about Cycling with age. I few could see themselves as pilots and passengers.