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
Karioi Rangers take Canadian TV crew off the beaten path
The conservation and environmental skills of Raglan children have reached across the world, with kids who take part in the Karioi Rangers
Ill health stymies centenarian’s hopes of making Raglan Anzac Day service
War veteran Eric Pizer has worn his medals proudly at a few Anzac Day parades recently, but at nearly 101 the Raglan
Frank earns award for being on fire with community contribution
Frank Turner has been recognised for the flaming good contribution he has made to the Raglan community – but he intends to
The Herbal Dispensary: Boost your immune system
As the mornings and evenings are starting to cool and the days get noticeably shorter, there is an obvious increase in the
Raglan Club Anzac Essay Competition
Winning Essay by Sophie Higgins- Te Mata School
Raglan’s younger generation helps Anzac tradition flourish
Raglan Area School head girl Lexi Holmes will share the story on Anzac Day next Tuesday of her grandfather’s uncle who died
Anzac Day: Tuesday 25 April 2017
First observed in 1916, Anzac Day – 25 April – commemorates those killed in war, and honours returned servicemen and women, their
LJ Hooker Open Homes – April 22nd & 23rd
Please note the ad in the April 20th issue for LJ Hooker is wrong. Please refer to the ad below for LJ
Wastewater rates set to rise
The cost of wastewater rates in Raglan will increase between $124 and $180 from July 1 as council makes changes to reduce
Bush Park Wainui fountain flows again, bringing joy to young – and old
It was a mystery why Bush Park Wainui’s Millennium Ponds’ fountains suddenly began to flow again. The chairman of the Friends of
Raglan farmers help bail out flood victims
Raglan farmers have helped provide some relief to those stricken by the recent floods in Edgecumbe. PGG Wrightson Real Estate agent Richard
Pipers help blow away the competition
Raglan pipers Deirdre Bourne and Brett McCardle recently helped blow the competition away at the New Zealand Pipe Band Championships in Nelson.
Raglan skater ‘pumped’ at latest Christian camp role
Okete-raised Ben Wallis really is a young man on a mission. The 20 year old has been relishing the warmth and familiarity
When the going gets tough, the Positive Nanny Goats get going
Sometimes it’s impossible to anticipate just how hard something will be. That’s what Raglan’s Positive Nanny Goats discovered after competing in the
Q + A with Raglan Shuttle
The Raglan Chronicle recently caught up with Phil and Emily Meek, owners of local transport business Raglan Shuttle, to see what they
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