Spotlight on NZ Native Herbs
Herbs grown wild in our own backyard can have some great therapeutic actions.
Pottering with permaculture
Clare Wimmer has plenty on her plate. Literally, too – and it’s highly likely that she made the plate, and grew the
Jewellery exhibition: Blood, Bone, Heart and Tears
Life has its way of shaping us, growing us and gracing us. Few know the depth of despair that has blessed us
Lions honours 10 Raglan residents for voluntary service in centenary celebration
Raglan Lions celebrated the international club’s 100 years of service on Monday night by honouring 10 prominent citizens who have done good
Artists support art auction for animal sanctuary with Raglan roots
Animal advocacy group Direct Animal Action are hosting an art exhibition and auction to raise funds for Raglan-based animal sanctuary ‘Paws Awhile’.
1080 aerial drop and ground control scheduled for 2017
A drop of 1080 on Mt Karioi is expected to happen mid-year 2017 to control possum numbers. Representatives from the Department of Conservation
White Ribbon day in Raglan
This Friday November 25 is White Ribbon Day. The day aims to raise awareness around violence towards women in New Zealand and
One-time Raglan Māori warden back in town to fill ‘big shoes’
Nancy Koha knows she has “big shoes to fill” as the newly elected chairperson of Raglan Māori Wardens Charitable Trust. The 57
Arrest imminent for BP ram raid offenders
At the time the Chronicle went to print on Wednesday, 23rd November, the suspects had not been found. An update was given
Raglan a step closer to becoming plastic bag free with reusable bags coming your way
Plastic Bag Free Raglan – Pēke Kirihou Kore Whaingaroa launched their campaign this past July, setting out on a mission to create
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