Cultivating community at the Creative Market
Long time Raglan local Deb King’s name is synonymous with the Raglan Creative Market.
Scientist unveils the volcanic history of Karioi
Karioi, cloaked in native forest and rising dramatically along our rugged west coast, is more than just an iconic feature of the Whaingaroa landscape.
Beloved stallholder hangs up her needles
Raglan Creative Market long-term stallholder, who set up shop in the Easter of 2014, Colleen Moore celebrates her last market in September.
Back to school Bach flowers
Summer holidays are ending and it’s time to go back to school. While for parents, this may come as a welcome relief
Benefits of a regular Yoga practice with The Raglan Yoga Loft
A Regular Yoga Practice is not only good for the body but also the mind. It can lessen chronic pain, such as
Age concern: Free Nutrition and Wellness Course
We have a busy year ahead and now have the full support of Age Concern from Hamilton.
Sundaise Ball a theme party like no other
“Curious Carnival Tales” will be the theme for the Sundaise Ball on Saturday, 11th March at the extraordinary Sundaise Festival.
The Young Ones: Jodie Sharples and Zoe Dowling
This week the Chronicle spoke to Jodie Sharples (left) and Zoe Oliver Dowling (right) who have returned from a Trans-Tasman athletics tour.
Soundsplash sees sellout crowd at Wainui Reserve
In its second year since returning to Whaingaroa, Soundsplash 2017 was a sellout event with around 7500 tickets sold for the two-day
‘Authentic’ cultural experience all set to go at Bridal Veil Falls
An ambitious homegrown cultural venture welcomes its first clients at dusk tomorrow (Friday) when a party of tourists experience the Waireinga-Bridal Veil
First medals for Raglan waka ama club
Raglan’s senior masters women’s team in waka ama won the Whaingaroa club its first medals ever at the national sprint championships held
Coastguard urges boaties to look after their safety during bust summer period
After some high profile incidents on the water late in 2016 and since the New Year, Coastguard’s latest safety initiative urges boaties
Lifeguards kept busy despite lower numbers on the beach
Atrocious weather may have kept the crowd numbers down at the beach this summer but it has also certainly kept the lifeguards
Midge’s last Raglan gig – maybe – in swansong year
Celebrated bluesman Midge Marsden is encouraging a big turnout to what could possibly be his last gig in Raglan, the town he
Huge array of international acts at the YOT Club
The Yotty has a full line up of international acts from Thursday onwards this week.
Raglan Arts Weekend
New Talent and Fresh Tastes on the Menu at the 2017 Raglan Arts Weekend & Little Food Fest
Raglan’s Little Food Fest
Tastebuds are set to tingle over Anniversary Weekend at Raglan’s Little Food Fest. Passionate food producers will be dishing up a tasty
A public service in Raglan, in praise of our waste collection
There is a set of skilled workers to be admired in Raglan. Dodging the traffic they leap on and off the ever-moving
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