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Welcome to
Roseneath


Wellington, New Zealand

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Welcome to
Roseneath


Wellington, New Zealand

 

Welcome

Welcome to Roseneath, a beautiful, history enriched, residential suburb just minutes from the Central Business District of Wellington, New Zealand's capital city.

Overlooking Wellington's beautiful harbour, Roseneath is nestled into the steep hillside of Mount Victoria and connects the Town belt and Mt Victoria with Oriental Bay. 

Whether you live in our neighbourhood, or are just interested in the area, we hope this site will provide you with everything you need to know about Roseneath & our Roseneath Residents’ Association and getting involved in our community. 

 
 
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Our church


St. Barnabas Anglo-Catholic Church

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Our church


St. Barnabas Anglo-Catholic Church

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Join our parish

Nestled in the centre of Roseneath is the Anglo-Catholic Church of St Barnabas. Conveniently located near the bus stop on Maida Vale Road, our church welcomes people from all age groups and backgrounds and services are centred around the Mass.

Our new website is here: https://www.stbarnabasroseneath.org.nz/ but keep checking back as they are currently working on the content of the site.

Donations towards the upkeep of the church are always welcome, and you can show your support by becoming a Friend of St Barnabas.

Come and join us for a service on Thursday or Sunday, or visit the church any day to enjoy it's peaceful ambience and beautiful architecture and stained glass windows. 

Contact: Rev Cath (021 295 2150 or priestatroseneath@gmail.com)

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Our Residents’ Association


a connected neighbourhood is a strong neighbourhood

Our Residents’ Association


a connected neighbourhood is a strong neighbourhood

Know your neighbours

The Roseneath Residents’ Association (RRA) has relaunched as an Incorporated Society and we had our first meeting on 28 September, 2022. Visit the RRA page here for more information about how to join and learn about our activities!

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News


Keep up to date 

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News


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All the news from on the ground

Keep up to date on all the latest happenings in and around Roseneath. Find latest Roseneath Residents’ Association newsletters and meeting minutes here, as well as St. Barnabas Church updates.

Got something you want to tell the community about? Get in touch with your news stories. 

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Visit


We've got a lot to offer

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Visit


We've got a lot to offer

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Come and visit

Not only is Roseneath a great place to live, it's also a great place to visit.

A beautiful, history enriched, residential suburb just minutes from the CBD of Wellington, Roseneath is easy to get to on foot, by public transport or in your own vehicle. 

With beautiful views of Wellington harbour, the Miramar peninsula and Matiu Island, a leisurely stroll around our winding streets and lush green walking paths is a must during your visit to Wellington.

 
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Local businesses


Businesses near you

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Local businesses


Businesses near you

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Keeping it local

There’s a variety of businesses that operate in the Roseneath area, both from commercial premises and also from home.

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Our history


We've got a rich past

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Our history


We've got a rich past

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Take a look into our past

The suburb of Roseneath has a rich history which dates back to 1888 when the Roseneath Country Section was subdivided. Much of our suburbs history centres around happenings at Roseneath School and St Barnabas Church and the effect that World War I and II had on the local community. 

Learn more about the historical events that have effected Roseneath and view images from times gone by.