Push for exam excellences puts naming of dux on hold
Raglan Area School’s senior students are on an “upward shift” in qualifications, says principal Malcolm Cox, so no dux was named at
Mural highlights plight of Maui dolphin
A collaboration between Whaingaroa Environment Centre and the Old School Arts Centre three-years in the making has come to fruition with the installation
Shared with Whaingaroa Aroha
A popup shop with a difference recently appeared outside the Union Church on the corner of Wainui Road and Stewart Street, and it’s
Digging in for Raglan’s community gardens
Slip on your gardening gloves and dig out your shovels for Raglan’s community garden working bee on Saturday, November 4 at 9.30am.
Get on the couch with Raglan Naturally
Having your say about Whaingaroa’s future just got very comfortable. Raglan Naturally coordinator Gabrielle Parsons is hitting the streets of Raglan with
Atrial Fibrillation – all you need to know
Atrial Fibrillation, also known as AF, is the topic for the next Talking About Medicines koha class at the Raglan House on
Raglan Chamber welcomes new Growth Partner
The Raglan Chamber of Commerce along with the Cambridge and Te Awamutu Chambers recently met with New Zealand National Fieldays Society at
Raglan waka ama crew paddling to success
Setting goals and good honest training has paid off for Raglan waka ama crew at the 2017 Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Long
New-look tuck shop hopeful it has the recipes to success
Sushi wraps or cones, mini muffins, popcorn and fruit, all neatly served up in a compostable “clamshell” container – the humble tuck
Art Talk with Ken Thomas: Exhibition of recent and new work
One of the great impressionist painters, Claude Monet, is credited with saying that, “for me, a landscape does not exist in its
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