Whāingaroa Youth Movement presents ‘Life on Mars’
Whāingaroa Youth Movement presents ‘Life on Mars’ a youth dance theatre production. WYM (est. 2003) are a group of 70 local children aged between
Interest rates: The Trump effect
The United States of America will swear Donald Trump into office as President again on January 20th 2025. When the US sneezes the rest
Cyclist launches epic annual 500km bikepacking adventure
The Chronicle talks to Calvin Avison who developed and ran the Raglan 500 bike event held at Labour weekend. This 500km self supported ride
Raglan Rally features local Jack Williamson in a Subaru R4
The final round for the NZ Rally Championship will take place in Raglan and Te Akau on Saturday 13 October. Many of
Get behind-the-scenes at Raglan’s top environmental endeavours on a Raglanite tour
A Whāingaroa Environment Centre pilot programme aims to show visitors and locals behind-the-scenes at some of Raglan’s top environmental enterprises. Aimed at connecting
Ludicrous at the Old School
Ludicrous, a combined art show from October 20 to November 2, features the work of 13 artists and all sorts of crazy.
Maureen wears the pants at shed where masses of clothes recycled
Blokes and their sheds may be a quintessentially Kiwi phenomenon but down at the old Raglan Coastguard shed a stone’s throw from
Raglan Naturally kicks off community engagement phase
Raglan locals were out in full force at the Raglan Naturally community engagement event on the weekend at the town hall. Hundreds
Sunday Funday Bowls proves very popular
Our second round of Fun Day Sunday bowls proved very popular again on Sunday, September 23. Some players had a wee refresher
Caring for our coastal environment
What an amazing turn out we had for the Coastal Clean Up last Saturday! Over 60 locals hit the beaches across the
Twist in tail as a ‘terrifying’ tornado spawns eco-friendly firewood venture
A tornado that tore through historic farmland in Te Mata two years ago – leaving a trail of devastation – is now reaping
Talent takes young gymnast to competition level
Talented Miko Hutt only started Gymnastics a year ago.
Oi make a return flight to Whaingaroa
Oi are once again taking flight in Whaingaroa thanks to the work of A Rocha Aotearoa led project 1500+ traps Also known
Q & A with Ruth from Raglan Theatre Academy
Ruth Hare of Raglan theatre Academy has been working with students at Raglan Area School… I hear Raglan Area School students came
Long list of volunteers ‘bring community in’ to rest home
Every day they’re turning up, at all hours and and for all sorts of reasons. It might be to deliver Meals on
New rest home owner ‘humbled’ by honour
She’s been running Raglan’s rest home for barely six months now so it came as quite a shock to Maree Burley recently
Whaingaroa stars celebrate filmmaking success at red carpet
Local filmmaking talent was the winner at the Raglan Arts Film Festival Awards at the Raglan Town Hall red carpet night on
Raglan Junior Rugby Club 2018 Prizegiving
Team Awards Best Forward 13th Grade HUDSON BIDOIS Best Back 13th Grade LEVARHN MANIAPOTO-LAWS Coach’s Choice 13th Grade TOM McCARTHY Coach’s Choice
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