Surf film features big kahunas of the waves
It’s been 20 years in the making but the historical surf film AI. Tearoa is sure to hit all the right waves.
Neighbours Whaingaroa
Throughout March, communities across Aotearoa will be connecting, sharing and celebrating their neighbourhoods as part of Neighbours Aotearoa (formerly Neighbours Day Aotearoa). The 2025
Artist Zasha Skye to Lead RAW’s The Hatch Exhibition
The Raglan Arts Weekend (RAW) may seem like months away for some, but a lot of significant mahi is being done behind the scenes
Raglan waka ama crew paddling to success
Setting goals and good honest training has paid off for Raglan waka ama crew at the 2017 Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Long
New-look tuck shop hopeful it has the recipes to success
Sushi wraps or cones, mini muffins, popcorn and fruit, all neatly served up in a compostable “clamshell” container – the humble tuck
Art Talk with Ken Thomas: Exhibition of recent and new work
One of the great impressionist painters, Claude Monet, is credited with saying that, “for me, a landscape does not exist in its
Introducing: The Joinery
Having started in the Joinery industry 14 years ago by completing his apprenticeship locally, Raglan is where Edrich Opperman has planted his
Home Sweet Home: Frank and Jane Lorenzen
This week the Chronicle, in collaboration with The Raglan Project, is launching a monthly column called Home Sweet Home that features locals
Master the Surf with the DK Surf School
After running the DK Surf School for three years at Auckland’s Orewa Beach, Daniel Kereopa and his partner Renee Davenport are bringing
Young Achievers: Joseph Blake
An occasional column featuring young achievers in our community. This week we spoke to talented swimmer and surfer, Joseph Blake, who is
New harbourside pump track pulls in crowds over holidays
There’s been no stopping young BMXers, skateboarders and scooter-riders these school holidays after Raglan’s newly built pump track bordering Kopua domain was
Raglan surfer turned ‘funny guy’ says on-screen wedding no joke
Former Raglan pro surfer Luke Cederman may be better known around town these days for posting hilarious online clips but insists he’s
Irish flavours at The Pantry
It’s a long way from Northern Ireland, but Dawn and Victor Macfarlane are making Raglan their home and workplace. Exchanging lough life
Life savers added to local schools
A lucky break for a truck driver who had a heart attack outside Te Mata School has led to three new defibrillators being
All-in-one stop for Raglan shuttle services and watersports
It’s been a busy few months for Justine Quarrell and Keith Jarmey. The couple behind Raglan Watersports, Raglan Scenic Tours and Raglan
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
Youth voice a first for community board
A career in politics is beckoning but Raglan Area School student Liam Dingle knows he has to start small. The 17-year-old is Raglan
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