It was such a pleasure to chat with Suz at the Raglan Growers Market the other week. At the Community Garden stall

Owning your own home is an exciting step to make, but the process of getting there can be stressful and potentially risky

Whaingaroa may have got off lightly as Cyclone Gabrielle wreaked havoc and destruction across the North Island but local residents and businesses

Raglan fire chief Frank Turner is only a few years off celebrating 50-years with the service but he’s not ready to call

Stumble upon Hakea, an off-grid bush retreat cum permaculture farm out in the wops somewhere beyond Te Mata, and you could be

We are thrilled to announce that Te Ahi Ora will be coming to Waikato this year. They will deliver free performing arts

The Raglan Pipe Band has been prominent in the Raglan community for more than 75 years. They have led the parades at

Grass seeds have a sharp arrowhead that can penetrate the skin and travel throughout the body. The microscopic barbs on the seed’s

The Chronicle caught up with Brett Wood from Loan Market about their services.

Our thoughts and aroha go out to the people who have had their lives and livelihoods so deeply affected by the recent

The Chronicle caught up with local Mike Haugh who has started to showcase his functional log art.

It might just be the time of year, but we are encountering many businesses that are dealing with excessive employee absences. The

We’re hoping for a really good turnout of dogs and humans this second time around for the unique Rag Dog Muster.

The Raglan Chronicle chats to Alani Morse about her recent surfing achievements at the National Champs held at Piha in January. Alani

It is Thursday and the time is 4.45pm! Tee Off time! Teams gather… there is a golfing buzz about, tees are loaded,