Electrifying show delivers fun, sass and daring The Chronicle November 26, 2024 Freedom2Fly brought sexy back to Te Uku Hall with a Gatsby-inspired cabaret night performance. The R18 show was equal parts sassy, racy, death-defying and Read More
Culinary creativity tastes better at the Old School kitchen The Chronicle November 26, 2024 Artists come calling every day, and they’re welcome – but we’re hoping a few cooks might walk through the door to express their culinary Read More
Make an exchange with a difference at Timebank market The Chronicle November 26, 2024 Find out what Raglan Timebank has to offer at a market with a difference on Saturday, November 16 from 2-4pm at the Stewart St Read More
Exciting opportunity at Xtreme Zero Waste June 25, 2021 Xtreme Zero Waste are looking for a person who would like to join the “Xtreme team” in a mixed role as an
Public meeting on Raglan wastewater discharge options June 25, 2021 Waikato District Council is calling on the Raglan community to attend a public meeting at 6-7pm on 29 June at the Raglan
Women knit together over yarn and a beer June 25, 2021 Keen knitters and crocheters stitched in unison and watched the world go by from the veranda of the Harbour View Hotel recently
Places for People Update: The parklets are coming June 15, 2021 The Places for People project team and Raglan Community Board are excited to announce that the Bow St parklets are under construction,
Coastal regeneration threatened by vandals June 15, 2021 They might not be the most attractive of trees but the macrocarpa growing on iwi land between the Kokiri Centre and the
Raglan Area School Aotearoa Music Month June 9, 2021 New Zealand Music Month kicked off with a bang at Raglan Area School. Ex-students Merehia Hutchins and Sasha Kirkwood performed a range
A Wellbeing Journey With Dave Ward-Smith June 9, 2021 The Local Rag caught up with Dave Ward-Smith who recently returned to Whaingaroa. Originally an Osteopath, Dave has always had an interest
What To Expect From A Naturopathic Consultation June 9, 2021 Our clients come to see us for a variety of reasons; stress, anxiety, low mood, frequent infections, allergies, sinus congestion, trouble sleeping,
Couple’s Complete Lifestyle Change Comes Up Zinnias Half A World Away June 9, 2021 Nicky Brzeska always yearned for a piece of land, somewhere she could carve out a lifestyle – be in tune with nature.
How A Strong Kaupapa Has Kept The Flame Burning For Enviroschools In Raglan June 9, 2021 In 1992 a group of councillors from Hamilton returned from The Earth Summit in Rio De Janiero with the aim of developing
New Lease Of Life For Info Centre June 9, 2021 A year ago, Raglan’s I-site shut shop and the potential to promote the area to visitors was looking bleak. Thanks to the
Raglan Teen Up In The Air Over New-Found Passion June 9, 2021 Charlie Irvin reckons she was always a bit of a petrolhead, but when her parents wouldn’t agree to her buying a motorbike
The Art Of The Process: Acid Mince June 9, 2021 After hours of deliberation, I believe that there is no greater formation of adjectives to describe the art created by Seb Hart
Raglan Area School Aotearoa Music Month June 8, 2021 New Zealand Music Month kicked off with a bang at Raglan Area School. Ex-students Merehia Hutchins and Sasha Kirkwood performed a range
Residents vent over vote to fence off Raglan airfield – May 19th Meeting June 5, 2021 More than 70 people turned out to the Wednesday, May 19 evening meeting in the town hall supper room, most of them