Whāingaroa Youth Movement presents ‘Life on Mars’
Whāingaroa Youth Movement presents ‘Life on Mars’ a youth dance theatre production. WYM (est. 2003) are a group of 70 local children aged between
Interest rates: The Trump effect
The United States of America will swear Donald Trump into office as President again on January 20th 2025. When the US sneezes the rest
Cyclist launches epic annual 500km bikepacking adventure
The Chronicle talks to Calvin Avison who developed and ran the Raglan 500 bike event held at Labour weekend. This 500km self supported ride
The Climate Response Programme
The severity and adverse impacts of climate change are becoming more prevalent, and the Climate Response Programme seeks to help organisations on
Hold your head high! Harold is in town
On Monday 29 August 2022, the students of Waitetuna, Te Mata and Raglan Area School enjoyed a fun-packed visit from Harold the
World’s best rally drivers are coming to town
The world’s best rally drivers in the world’s most spectacular motorsport – the World Rally Championship – are coming back for Repco
Regarding Karioi – an artistic exploration of the maunga
A constant presence to all who live in Whāingaroa is our maunga, our mountain, Karioi looming large over the landscape
Raglan Area School Ball of 2022 “Old School Vegas”
On Friday evening, the 2nd of September, the Years 11 to 13 students of Raglan Area School had their annual senior ball.
Reclaiming culture through Rongoā Māori, waiata and te reo
For Ngaronoa Renata, an early motivation to reclaim her culture came in the most unlikely of places.
Ramping up for RAW with September opening of official art exhibition
Despite three postponements in two years, the Raglan Arts Weekend (RAW) is now full steam ahead in preparations for a knock-out 2022
Whāingaroa Waka Ama Duo Share Spoils Among Family
Handing down the family silverware is typically a generational thing, but not where Christine Walters and Wayne Trott are concerned. Only days
Nurturing a Generation of Young Footballers
Local soccer coach Aaron Mooar is probably best known for being the voice of the Morning Show at Raglan Community Radio but
Surfing academy life with Te Kauwhata
In this month’s Local Rag Jacqui caught up with Surf Academy student Te Kauwhata Toka Tu Tahi Te Haua Te Ara Reo
Spring Garden Inspiration
We’re so excited the weather is warming up, meaning it’s time to get out into your vegetable & herb gardens and get
A Chat with Teresa Morgan
Medical Centre Assistant & Kaiawhina at Raglan Medical
Talking About Mental Health
With Ruby Gibbs creator of the Mental Health Toolbox. In this month’s Local rag, Ruby chats to Eve MacFarlane.
Whaingaroa Talent Factory Entries Now Open
The Whaingaroa Talent Factory is coming back for 2022. Last year’s event was cancelled because of Covid-19 but the previous showcase audience
Students Art Exhibition opening and Social Action with Sarah Steed
Tell us about the initiative of working with RAS students. How did this evolve?
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