Raglan Community Radio Marks 30 Years of Local Sounds and Spirit
Raglan Community Radio, the voice of Whaingaroa, is celebrating 30 years on air. The community is invited to join the milestone celebration, hosted by
Raw another roaring success
Whilst some people around the country were indulging in gardening over Labour Weekend as is tradition in NZ, Raglan locals and visitors were immersing
Artist making a splashwith mural makeover
Raglan’s water reservoir facelift is underway and the community are invited to pick the creative brains of local muralist Theo Arraj as he tackles
Whaingaroa Talent Factory wows with youth music showcase
Whaingaroa turned out in full force for the annual Whaingaroa Talent Factory (WTF24) youth music showcase that filled Raglan Town Hall with
Raglan Medical Update
Just after dawn on 10th October, kaumatua Russell Riki officiated a special blessing to commemorate Raglan Medical’s 5th anniversary of working in
Raglan Suicide Awareness Day
Ki te hapori o Whaingaroa. On Sunday the 10th November we will be holding a Suicide Awareness Day for the Community.
RAW artists ready to rock this weekend
If there was a week you wish you were in Raglan, it will be this one! The Raglan Arts Weekend (RAW), the
Community comes together for new refillery
If you’ve heard whispers about an exciting new bulk store soon to be launched in Whaingaroa, it’s not just a rumour –
Glorious gardens showcase nature and art
Nature and art intermingle in this year’s Raglan Horticultural Society’s biennial Garden Ramble on Saturday, November 9 from 10am-4pm.
Raglan iHub unveils a fresh new look
The Raglan iHub, a central hub for community information and a gateway to the Raglan & District Museum, has recently undergone a
Local artist Catherine Houston exhibits at Tasman National Art Awards
After being advised that 2 of her paintings had been accepted for exhibiting at the Tasman National Art Awards, it was a
Raglan Junior Surf kicks off next month
The new surf lifesaving season at Raglan Surf Lifesaving Club (RSLC) is almost upon us, which means the Junior Surf season is
Book Review: My Summer of ’69
My Summer of ’69 is a captivating memoir by Raglan local Penelope Gardiner that chronicles the start of a Kiwi girl’s adventurous
How long to fix?
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) assistant Governor recently stated that 75% of mortgages are being taken on 1 year fixed
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
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
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
Crew of eight go to Tuakau Museum
Why,” you might ask, “is someone writing about Tuakau Museum when we live over an hour away from that small and boring
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