How Raglan Area School Students Went Wild With Wintec July 9, 2021 The Chronicle When Raglan Area School wanted to develop an engaging, dynamic and safe outdoor education programme, they turned to Wintec and the results Read More
Places for People Update: The parklets are coming June 15, 2021 The Chronicle The Places for People project team and Raglan Community Board are excited to announce that the Bow St parklets are under construction, Read More
Coastal regeneration threatened by vandals June 15, 2021 The Chronicle They might not be the most attractive of trees but the macrocarpa growing on iwi land between the Kokiri Centre and the Read More
Raglan Area School Aotearoa Music Month June 9, 2021 The Chronicle New Zealand Music Month kicked off with a bang at Raglan Area School. Ex-students Merehia Hutchins and Sasha Kirkwood performed a range Read More
A Wellbeing Journey With Dave Ward-Smith June 9, 2021 The Chronicle The Local Rag caught up with Dave Ward-Smith who recently returned to Whaingaroa. Originally an Osteopath, Dave has always had an interest Read More
What To Expect From A Naturopathic Consultation June 9, 2021 The Chronicle Our clients come to see us for a variety of reasons; stress, anxiety, low mood, frequent infections, allergies, sinus congestion, trouble sleeping, Read More
Couple’s Complete Lifestyle Change Comes Up Zinnias Half A World Away June 9, 2021 The Chronicle Nicky Brzeska always yearned for a piece of land, somewhere she could carve out a lifestyle – be in tune with nature. Read More
How A Strong Kaupapa Has Kept The Flame Burning For Enviroschools In Raglan June 9, 2021 The Chronicle In 1992 a group of councillors from Hamilton returned from The Earth Summit in Rio De Janiero with the aim of developing Read More
New Lease Of Life For Info Centre June 9, 2021 The Chronicle A year ago, Raglan’s I-site shut shop and the potential to promote the area to visitors was looking bleak. Thanks to the Read More
Raglan Teen Up In The Air Over New-Found Passion June 9, 2021 The Chronicle Charlie Irvin reckons she was always a bit of a petrolhead, but when her parents wouldn’t agree to her buying a motorbike Read More