The seagulls still congregate outside the camp store at Papahua Domain, waiting for a feed. 

From the last 2 weeks here are some of the jobs that we attended and dealt with:

As part of New Zealand Golf’s ambition for Women and Girls, She Loves Golf is about creating enjoyable and social experiences for

Movies at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre are destined to be a cinematic experience to match the offerings at the larger

T he Community Art and Craft Share brings together seasoned and novice crafters to share materials, wisdom, and skills. Held at the

Have you seen the Dr Kiri event set for 28th March at ISO Bar? Check it out on Humanitix or via our

Obesity is an easily achievable feat when it comes to feeding our pets – it’s a modern-day epidemic sweeping across living rooms

News from the Raglan Museum is that one of our volunteers, Margaret Couch (nee Pegler) has completed an index for the book

We are excited to announce that DTI Lawyers, Loan Market, and PKF are relocating to a new and improved location at 9

When interest rates start to fall, our phones start ringing. One of the (understandably) most common requests is to secure a cheaper

Ever wondered where all that electricity goes? The breakdown might surprise you! On average, New Zealand households (2021) use their power on:

Doug Ford’s eye-catching Raglan Club mural was recently awarded Resene Best Professional Mural 2024. 

A literal army of volunteers has come from near and far on a mission to breathe new life into the historic Te Mata

TeamSquad are breathing life back into ‘old school’ sounds, with a quirky twist that’s sure to get you on the dancefloor.

2025 sees our Board try a few new things; well, many new things! We are bringing back small-business-breakfasts. We are bringing back