Mountain man ‘keeps it local’ with 54km run around Raglan
He’s training to climb a 20,000-foot Alaskan peak but to “keep it local” – and celebrate the easing of the Covid-19 lockdown
Isobar sponsoring free coffee for health workers as we move to Level 3
Raglan business Isobar is showing its support for hard-working health professionals by serving up free coffees as soon as Level 3 commences
Helicopters and fire crews battled massive blaze at Wainamu Beach
Helicopters were called into battle a large scrub fire stretching 500m along a cliff above Wainamu Beach.
ANZAC Day 2020 Speeches by Raglan Area School Head Boy and Head Girl
While this year’s ANZAC services have been cancelled due to COVID-19, as is tradition, Raglan Area School’s Head Boy and Head Girl
Health in Your Hands: Hang in there folks, you are not alone
Returning to Level 3 next week is not going to be much different for those over 70 except peace of mind that
Rental Revival: End of the AirBNB market?
The Raglan Chronicle caught up with Michelle Pearson, Raglan resident, real estate investor and a manager of her family’s business Waikato Real
Canned Art to Wear extravaganza back next year ‘bigger and better’
The Covid-19 pandemic may have forced this year’s Raglan Art to Wear to be postponed by 12 months but organisers say the
Playing dress ups during lockdown
The old adage of Get Up Dress Up and Show Up seems particularly pertinent right now with a nation in lockdown struggling
Q+A with Ruth from Raglan Theatre Academy
This week we caught up with Ruth Hare, from Raglan Theatre Academy, to hear about how she has been keeping the academy
Māui Dolphin Day goes virtual for lockdown
Māui Dolphin Day might be in lockdown but head online to the Whāingaroa Environment Centre Facebook page and website on Sunday, April
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