Raglan surfer turned ‘funny guy’ says on-screen wedding no joke
Former Raglan pro surfer Luke Cederman may be better known around town these days for posting hilarious online clips but insists he’s
Irish flavours at The Pantry
It’s a long way from Northern Ireland, but Dawn and Victor Macfarlane are making Raglan their home and workplace. Exchanging lough life
Life savers added to local schools
A lucky break for a truck driver who had a heart attack outside Te Mata School has led to three new defibrillators being
All-in-one stop for Raglan shuttle services and watersports
It’s been a busy few months for Justine Quarrell and Keith Jarmey. The couple behind Raglan Watersports, Raglan Scenic Tours and Raglan
Raglan Chamber of Commerce presents on world stage at World Chambers Congress
When the Whaingaroa Environment Centre approached the Raglan Chamber of Commerce to gauge the board’s interest in helping them remove single-use plastic
Raglan women defy years in assault on ‘roof of Africa’
Ask Raglan women Jean Carbon and Marie de Jong the high point of their recent trip to Tanzania and both will have
Youth voice a first for community board
A career in politics is beckoning but Raglan Area School student Liam Dingle knows he has to start small. The 17-year-old is Raglan
Young Achievers: Hudson Bidois
An occasional column featuring young achievers in our community. Tell us what you achieved with Rugby this year? What representative team did
Nostalgic visit back home for US-based Emma G
Who would’ve believed a wee Emma Ghaemmaghamy – scratching away on her violin at an Old School concert decades ago – would
Mangrove massacre astounds environmentalist
A mangrove (mānawa) murder mystery has a local environmentalist scratching his head over the culprit’s motive. Whāingaroa Harbour Care stalwart and Waikato Regional
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