Raglan Club executive are ready to fight for survival
Raglan Club membership have voted overwhelming to remove president Colin Sullivan from the executive committee at a special general meeting. Chaired by
Raglan student’s summer camp not one for basking
Huddling in a tent in Antarctica as temperatures plunge to minus six overnight is a far cry from Clare Beet’s warm childhood
Multi-purpose creative space set to rise behind Old School
A $150,000 lotteries grant has cleared the way for work to begin next April on building a multi-functional creative space at Raglan’s Old
Third-generation Ritchie’s work also provides plenty of food for thought
A Raglan family’s proud academic legacy continues next week when a grand-daughter of longtime Whale Bay residents Jane and the late James Ritchie
Huia Come Home hatched by a giant chicken
Huia Come Home takes flight on Saturday, November 18 at 1.50pm with a book launch at Poihakena Marae by local author Jay
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.
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
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