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
We’re showing the love by wiping your overdue library fines
Waikato District Libraries will wipe your overdue fines during its Love your library week in exchange for cans of food.
Raglan footbridge breeds NZ champion bomber
Moggie (Monique) Chaplin has a sore butt and her leg is one big bruise but New Zealand’s bomb queen says she wouldn’t
Great white a frequent visitor to Raglan Harbour
It’s no joke! A 12-foot great white shark was certainly seen in the Raglan Harbour over Anniversary weekend as hundreds of people
Still a full daily agenda for retired Raglan councillor
Clint Baddeley thought he’d take this summer off now that his 12-year stint as Raglan ward councillor had come to an end.
Cabbage tree deaths rise again
More and more cabbage trees in Raglan are becoming sick and dying from “sudden decline”, an epidemic that emerged in the late
Coastguard gifted two new jet skis
Raglan Volunteer Coastguard has had an extra boost in resources thanks to Waikato businesses Jim Wright Nissan, John and Glenice Gallagher Charitable
Don’t forget to have your say on Easter Trading
Time is running out for people to have their say on Easter Trading in the Waikato district.
Diamonds in the sky with Lucy
It’s a fair guess that Lucy Maria Mortlock loves makeup. One quick glance at her blog, “Lucy Loves”, testifies so … and,
KASM hosts KASHraiser
KASM is hosting a KASHraiser on Friday 17th February at the Raglan Town Hall to help pay for the fight currently happening
Mooar to Say
Iceland has reduced teenage drinking by 88 per cent and cigarette use by 87 per cent over the last two decades. Stories
Dear Editor – Raglan, “The Unique Cottage Industry”
Raglan is still a very small community. Old information used to confirm that a reasonably satisfactory supermarket needed to be backed by
Wastewater smoke testing to start
If you see smoke coming from Raglan’s drainage system in the coming weeks, it should not be cause for alarm.
Anniversary weekend brings crowds and sunshine
Auckland Anniversary Weeekend bought one of the warmest days of the new year so far, perfect timing for all the visitors in
Topping up Raglan reservoir after quake a $140,000 operation
Supplying Raglan residents with water after November’s 7.5 magnitude earthquake affected the town’s supply has cost Waikato District Council about $140,000.
Waitangi Weekend music and gigs at the Raglan Club 2017
The Club will once again let good music bring an atmosphere to the Raglan venue with its third Waitangi Weekend Celebrations.
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