Being Here’ is an exhibition in paint and clay by artists Hayley Hamilton and Debra Powell that will be open 31st March … Keep Reading

Michaela Latimer, a Raglan local, was selected for a Winston Churchill Fellowship in 2019. She was motivated to apply because of her … Keep Reading

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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