Sport, surf and school pride
International Women’s Day on March 3 is a timely reminder that girls can do anything – and Te Mata School senior teacher Kathy Briant
Making It Work by Designing Training for Women with Esther Keown
What if women have been training the wrong way all along? I recently invited Esther Keown onto my Raglan Community Radio show How to
Ask the Artist: with Lin Van Craenenbroeck of Moz-art
Rooted in colour, memory and craftsmanship, Lin Van Craenenbroeck’s work transforms fabric into story. Drawing on a lifelong instinct for texture and pattern, she
Raglan weekday lifeguards win best patrolled beach after busy season
Over the 2020-21 season Ngārunui Beach, Raglan had the busiest season of all beaches patrolled by Surf Life Saving Northern Region, which
Raglan Sailing Club Regatta
The weekend of 13th and 14th February saw the annual regatta hosted by the Raglan Sailing Club on our beautiful harbour.
Official America’s Cup Fanzone at Isobar
We have an Americas Cup official Fanzone right here in Raglan. The Chronicle caught up with Matt Taggart, owner of Isobar and
Film festival emerges from self-isolation
Get your lockdown movies out of self-isolation for the 2021 Raglan Arts Film Festival Awards.
Closing the Loop: Contributing to a circular economy
Come along and be a part of the flourishing zero waste community in Raglan by attending the Closing the Loop event. We
Karioi – A film with Patagonia and Dave Rastovich
Patagonia and Dave Rastovich have teamed up with the Karioi Project in Raglan to create something pretty special. The film “Karioi” will
Four Square pays for all junior school stationery
There’ll be no stationery costs for parents of juniors at Raglan Area School this year, thanks to an “out of the blue”
Raglan Bowling Club history: One Hundred Years In The Making
As with so many small communities, the history of Raglan is punctuated with the forming of key organisations, clubs and associations. Founding
Talking to the animals no fantasy for local whisperer
Bernadette Gavin reckons she’s always had an affinity with animals – but it was the death of her beloved 17-year-old cat last
Raglan sea change after lockdown redundancy
A lockdown redundancy has meant a sea change for Raglan Club’s new manager Trudi Peet, and she’s looking forward to new goals
Local involvement in Manaaki’s Digital Doers Academy
The team behind business support forum Manaaki.io is launching The Digital Doers Academy to help job seekers in Aotearoa, and particularly in
Lion’s New Year’s Eve Parade a colourful affair
The annual Lions New Year’s Eve parade had a big turnout finishing off the year 2020 with a colourful array of floats.
Introducing changes to i-Site, now Raglan iHub
This week the Chronicle had a chat with Amanda Graham, Project Manager for Go Raglan, the new organisation that will be managing
The dirty job of cleaning up coastal waste
It’s a dirty job but someone’s got to do it should be Des Watson’s catchline for his one-man mission to clean up
Anything in the pipe line goes as nine artists display talents
Crazy cows smoking, moondogs with incense and a caterpillar in Nirvana are just a few of the fantastical clay creations set to
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