Surf film features big kahunas of the waves The Chronicle March 10, 2025 It’s been 20 years in the making but the historical surf film AI. Tearoa is sure to hit all the right waves. Read More
Neighbours Whaingaroa The Chronicle March 10, 2025 Throughout March, communities across Aotearoa will be connecting, sharing and celebrating their neighbourhoods as part of Neighbours Aotearoa (formerly Neighbours Day Aotearoa). The 2025 Read More
Artist Zasha Skye to Lead RAW’s The Hatch Exhibition The Chronicle March 10, 2025 The Raglan Arts Weekend (RAW) may seem like months away for some, but a lot of significant mahi is being done behind the scenes Read More
Raglan Karioi Trail – a challenge to kickstart summer November 29, 2018 Known as the Raglan Karioi Trail ambassador, Dave Upshall has run every year in the event since its inception in 2013. At
Last call for contributing to the Raglan Naturally survey November 29, 2018 It’s the last chance to have your say in the Raglan Naturally survey which closes on Monday, December 3. Raglan Naturally coordinator
Sustainability push takes Raglan researcher to many parts of world November 29, 2018 When Raglan-based scientist Liz Wedderburn says she’ll be “hanging out” in India for Christmas, you can bet it’ll be something of a
Much-loved doctor leaves after 17 years at West Coast Health November 29, 2018 Raglan bid a fond farewell to much-loved doctor Fiona Bolden recently as she leaves West Coast Health to dedicate more time to her
Twilight bowls underway November 23, 2018 A perfect summer’s evening greeted us on Tuesday November 13 to get our Twilight Bowls sessions started. Eighteen teams rocked on down to
Former salon space transformed into stylish Pilates studio and health bar November 23, 2018 You can get a drink at the bar of the latest business to open downtown – but it won’t be competing for
Fun’s the key to motivating our local teens, insists long-time youth leader November 23, 2018 Kroon’s been a leading light in getting Raglan’s young people, in a sense, off the streets. And more than just a few
Te whakatuwhera i te tatau ki te reo Maori (Opening the door to Maori language) November 23, 2018 Kura Reo ki Poihakena is opening its kūaha (door) to prospective te reo Māori learners on Tuesday, November 27. The open day
Raglan Area School takes on community with social action campaign November 22, 2018 Raglan Area School students brought their learning to the streets in a week of social action campaigns. The Year 9 and 10
Elevate your Asana November 15, 2018 The Raglan Yoga Loft recently hosted a one day series of aerial yoga classes – a new and unique yoga experience soon
Christmas cakes raise money for Old School Arts Centre new build November 15, 2018 Spread some Christmas joy in more ways than one with the Old School Arts Centre’s Christmas cake fundraiser for the new Creative
Take control of your fitness and get active with Sofit November 15, 2018 This week the Chronicle caught up with local personal trainer and fitness consultant, Sophie von Huben, to get some info about her
Flax planting, reminiscences as bush park milestone celebrated November 15, 2018 A flax-planting ceremony at Wainui Bush Park on Monday morning celebrated the 25 years of hard work and dedication the ‘Friends of Wainui’
Rangitahi bridge linking peninsula to mainland Raglan opens soon November 15, 2018 The bridge that leads to the Rangitahi project is due to open early next year with a karakia by local iwi. Awaiting