Returning from a couple of extended  Summer European promotional tours thanks to his French label Dixiefrog, Grant Haua, who was long time … Keep Reading

The consortium formed by BlueFloat Energy, Energy Estate and Elemental Group is announcing today its plans for a multibillion-dollar investment in offshore … Keep Reading

The Raglan Arts Film Festival opens Thursday, November 10 at 6pm with a bevy of local short films. … Keep Reading

Russell Riki doesn’t take his role as the local kaumatua lightly.  … Keep Reading

It was their first ever plane trip, they’d never been to the ocean before and they’d not ridden bikes let alone gone … Keep Reading

Where do we go from here? We have split the sky, broken the clouds, caught the rain in open hands and defied … Keep Reading

Raglan Theatre Academy is back with their eighth annual performance, Harry Potter, the Stage Show. Jacqui from the Local Rag caught up … Keep Reading

A Living Nature Skin Care and Makeup evening at The Herbal Dispensary … Keep Reading

The Raglan Chronicle and Local Rag office has moved – to what you might call the hub of town. … Keep Reading

In this month’s mental health chat, Ruby speaks to Dr. Patte Randal. … Keep Reading

Sarah Oliver recently presented at Soil to Supper, a Whāingaroa Environment Centre (WEC) Science Night at the iconic Harbour View Hotel. The … Keep Reading

When I entered room 3, she was sitting on her bed amidst the paraphernalia of embroideries and ceramics which she produced over … Keep Reading

Phil McCabe phoned in to Raglan Community Radio from Lisbon on Monday, October 31,  to celebrate the New Zealand government’s decision to … Keep Reading

Welcome to the very first Art Attack column. It seems fitting to start here in November after a busy and successful Raglan … Keep Reading

As of November, the Live & Local concerts are moving to the second Friday of the month, so mark that date from … Keep Reading