Safety and style come together on the waves with SurfShell The Chronicle April 7, 2025 It’s not an easy job combining style and safety but local surfer Laura Lucas’ newest project is riding a wave to success. Read More
Local Skateboarder Shines at Nationals, Eyes Future Competitions The Chronicle April 7, 2025 Raglan’s rising skateboarding star, 13-year-old Devon Adams, made a strong impression at the recent National Skateboarding Championships, finishing 6th overall in the open men’s Read More
Get in the saddle for the Karioi Classic The Chronicle April 7, 2025 Raglan’s finest gravel cycling event is returning on Sunday 27 July and the race is on to encourage more female riders. Read More
Raglan Community Board Update May 14, 2020 Kia ora koutou. While we have been in lockdown and spending time in our respective whānau bubbles, the Community Board and Ward
Relief but also worries as Raglan eateries re-open May 14, 2020 Raglan restaurant and cafe operators were expressing a collective sigh of relief early this week as they prepared to re-open their doors
Raglan designer’s ingenuity helps in the battle against Covid-19 May 14, 2020 Raglan man Nick Leigh is one of the design brains behind a project repurposing farming equipment into medical equipment used in the
Residents of Raglan object to the World Rally Championship being held on local roads in September May 9, 2020 The World Rally Championship has applied to Waikato District Council to temporarily close a number of roads in the Raglan region for
Babysitters Club wants to gift priceless time to families who need it most May 9, 2020 It has always been our mission at Babysitters Club to create a positive difference in the lives of others. Parents, children, and
Easing back to work- prevention of separation anxiety in your dogs May 9, 2020 Separation anxiety occurs when a dog shows physical, physiological or behavioural signs of distress in the absence of people or a person.
An insight in to retail under Level 3 with Atamira May 9, 2020 This week we spoke to Nadine from Atamira about how her retail business Atamira has been impacted by COVID-19.
Lockdown Q and A with Raglan Computer Services May 9, 2020 This week we caught up with local computer guru Jake Fyalka about some of his experiences operating as an essential service during
Celebratory meal a near death experience May 9, 2020 A celebratory meal turned into a medical emergency for public health doctor and medical sexual assault doctor Anna Whitehead.
Beaches busy but police happy that ‘majority’ playing the game May 9, 2020 Local beaches were noticeably busy last week after the country’s Covid-19 restrictions were relaxed slightly but the majority of beachgoers are still
Health in your Hands: Stay home in Level 3 April 30, 2020 Hi older folk, we are now in Level 3 and still in lockdown for at least another two weeks. We are at
Mountain man ‘keeps it local’ with 54km run around Raglan April 30, 2020 He’s training to climb a 20,000-foot Alaskan peak but to “keep it local” – and celebrate the easing of the Covid-19 lockdown
Isobar sponsoring free coffee for health workers as we move to Level 3 April 30, 2020 Raglan business Isobar is showing its support for hard-working health professionals by serving up free coffees as soon as Level 3 commences
Helicopters and fire crews battled massive blaze at Wainamu Beach April 30, 2020 Helicopters were called into battle a large scrub fire stretching 500m along a cliff above Wainamu Beach.
ANZAC Day 2020 Speeches by Raglan Area School Head Boy and Head Girl April 24, 2020 While this year’s ANZAC services have been cancelled due to COVID-19, as is tradition, Raglan Area School’s Head Boy and Head Girl