Raglan is set to come alive this weekend with a feast of foot stomping entertainment.

Raglan’s water reservoir tower is set for a transformation with muralist Theo Arraj bringing his design to life. Theo was chosen from

It has been two months since we last provided a report for the Chronicle. The delay is due to how busy we’ve

Whaingaroa turned out in full force for the annual Whaingaroa Talent Factory (WTF24) youth music showcase that filled Raglan Town Hall with

Just after dawn on 10th October, kaumatua Russell Riki officiated a special blessing to commemorate Raglan Medical’s 5th anniversary of working in

Ki te hapori o Whaingaroa. On Sunday the 10th November we will be holding a Suicide Awareness Day for the Community. 

If there was a week you wish you were in Raglan, it will be this one!  The Raglan Arts Weekend (RAW), the

If you’ve heard whispers about an exciting new bulk store soon to be launched in Whaingaroa, it’s not just a rumour –

Nature and art intermingle in this year’s Raglan Horticultural Society’s biennial Garden Ramble on Saturday, November 9 from 10am-4pm.

The Raglan iHub, a central hub for community information and a gateway to the Raglan & District Museum, has recently undergone a

After being advised that 2 of her paintings had been accepted for exhibiting at the Tasman National Art Awards, it was a

The new surf lifesaving season at Raglan Surf Lifesaving Club (RSLC) is almost upon us, which means the Junior Surf season is

My Summer of ’69 is a captivating memoir by Raglan local Penelope Gardiner that chronicles the start of a Kiwi girl’s adventurous

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) assistant Governor recently stated that 75% of mortgages are being taken on 1 year fixed

Longtime Raglan surfer and environmentalist Malibu Hamilton has left in his wake quite the legacy – so much so that the community