Safety and style come together on the waves with SurfShell The Chronicle April 7, 2025 It’s not an easy job combining style and safety but local surfer Laura Lucas’ newest project is riding a wave to success. Read More
Local Skateboarder Shines at Nationals, Eyes Future Competitions The Chronicle April 7, 2025 Raglan’s rising skateboarding star, 13-year-old Devon Adams, made a strong impression at the recent National Skateboarding Championships, finishing 6th overall in the open men’s Read More
Get in the saddle for the Karioi Classic The Chronicle April 7, 2025 Raglan’s finest gravel cycling event is returning on Sunday 27 July and the race is on to encourage more female riders. Read More
Local artist tells the story of Whaingaroa through toi Māori August 7, 2019 It’s the first time I’ve ventured up the gravel driveway to Toi Hauāuru Studio – I’ve driven past the flags on the
Karioi Classic 10 year Anniversary August 7, 2019 Record numbers donned their lycra and hit the road for the Karioi Classic’s 10th birthday bash, with close to 400 cyclists pedalling
Stinky-leg tale walks off with two firsts in awards July 25, 2019 The awards keep coming for the Tales from the Farm series of children’s books co-created by Raglan illustrator Margery Fern, her graphic
Former town librarian milks her ‘good life’ exploits for first novel July 25, 2019 Telling the neighbours down the road at Dreamview Creamery her funny stories about shifting from an urban to a rural life has
Clint introducing new sounds to Raglan music lovers for nearly 20 years July 25, 2019 Raglan Community Radio’s longest running musical presenter Clint Baddeley has been on the airwaves for nearly 20 years and says it’s the
Plastic Free July: Zero waste champion Indi’s ditching single-use July 25, 2019 A New Year’s resolution to ditch the single-use takeaway cups is putting Indi’s on the track to being a zero waste café.
Plastic Free July: Saving Whaingaroa’s landfill one coffee cup at a time July 18, 2019 Forgotten your keep cup, again? No need to feel guilty anymore, Plastic Free Raglan have taken care of that for you with
Taniwha reclaims his lair at Raglan sewage ponds July 18, 2019 Many will have noticed the stunning sculpture on Wainui Rd which was unveiled from its blue tarpaulin covering recently.
Council to host Raglan community meeting to discuss wastewater discharge consent July 11, 2019 Two community information sessions will be held in Raglan next week to discuss the upcoming re-consenting process for the Raglan Wastewater Treatment
Octogenarian captain of the Raglan airwaves isn’t setting sail quite yet July 11, 2019 He’s 83 next month but Eddy Cross – better known to local listeners as The Captain – isn’t planning to weigh anchor
Chief enabler steps up to the Xtreme Zero Waste plate July 11, 2019 Xtreme Zero Waste’s new general manager core business Dallas Butler describes his role as enabling the organisation to push ahead in new
Meet the Raglan St John crew June 27, 2019 Like all stations around the country Raglan St John is made up of a mix of paid and volunteer crew. Station manager
A chat with Mort June 27, 2019 Graeme Mortlock has been our longtime delivery man. This week we had a quick chat to him about his history with the
Raglan Filmmakers’ Club makes debut at Old School Arts Centre June 27, 2019 The casting call is out for budding producers, directors, storytellers, scriptwriters and videographers to make Raglan the hub of filmmaking in the