Wave of tributes for early surfing identity turned environmentalist
Longtime Raglan surfer and environmentalist Malibu Hamilton has left in his wake quite the legacy – so much so that the community for which
Stranded Pearl movie screeningin Raglan with director Ken Khan
Stranded Pearl is the first romantic adventure film from the Cook Islands, showcasing the beautiful island landscapes and a strong ensemble cast including Home
Exposing art lovers to old school photography
Raglan architect David Loughlin is setting aside his building design tools and has focussed his sights on photography for the Raglan Arts Weekend.
Justin’s looking to go places on larger, dual-season superyacht
There’s no hint of the back-to-work blues this week for Justin Moir – but then who wouldn’t look forward to flying to
Dear Editor – Thank you
Thank you for putting on your front cover the ‘One issue – the future of Aotearaoa’ slogan at the New Year’s Eve
Dear Editor – PHRCW
Palestine Human Rights Campaign Waikato (PHRCW) would like to thank local businesses and the community for the support given to our December
Dear Editor – My last piece, Farewell Ian McKissak
This will be my last piece for the Chronicle before I go to my Cascades retirement unit number 22. But I hope
Love conquers elements in sunset ride along beach
What better time or place to pop the question than during a romantic horse ride at sunset along Raglan’s picturesque Ngarunui Beach?
Problems with young wanna-be gangsters escalate over summer break
Young wanna-be gang members wandering around town wearing red bandanas tied around their faces, barking like dogs and fighting have been a
Horse owner urges riders to clean up their mess or face ban on beach
It’s an overcast Monday morning after the holiday madness. Six horses have been plying the main beach from Riria Kereopa Memorial Drive
Council announces new business service in Raglan
Raglan business people will soon be able to access a free advisory and support service to help their enterprise grow.
2017 National Surfing Championships underway at Piha this week
Billy Stairmand has been looking forward to this week. “It is good to be back in the water and putting the rashie
The big OE in the new millennium: Charlie Hamilton
Students taking a gap year typically try to get away from it all and do or experience something well away from the
The Young Ones: Josef Jungwirth
The Chronicle had a quick chat with 13-year-old Josef Jungwirth, pictured above with his Raglan Point Boardriders U14 and U18 Club Champ
Raglan Lions New Year’s Eve Parade for 2016
The last day of 2016 saw the annual Raglan Lion’s New Year’s Eve parade take place in front of a big crowd
Arctic Christmas Day set to go to the dogs
Dog sledding in the snow may be poles apart from the traditionally laidback Kiwi way of celebrating Christmas but it’s exactly how
Trust to serve up free lunch and company on Christmas Day
The Raglan Community Charitable Trust is reinvigorating the free Christmas meal of years gone by – to be held at Raglan Hospital
Artist and designer finds fresh inspiration at wharf
Painter-cum-designer Rick Youmans reckons relocating his workplace to Raglan has put his life back on track.
October 10 Chronicle
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