Last Saturday over 40 people gathered at the Bowling Club to learn and share how to make our Raglan local economy more … Keep Reading

A heartfelt plea to “make Raglan a safer place” with easier access to defibrillators has been made following the sudden death of … Keep Reading

The chamber was delighted to host one of our first public events in a while on 21 July. We made this event … Keep Reading

On Tuesday the 31st May, Karen, who is a worker at Xtreme Zero Waste (XZW) came to our maths class and explained … Keep Reading

An ambitious draft strategy for the future of the Whāingaroa Harbour will kick off with improvements to the wharf. … Keep Reading

In this week’s Chronicle we caught up with a group of local parents and their kids who are dedicated to the game … Keep Reading

On Saturday willing community members turned up and together planted around 900 natives alongside the new Greenslade to Nikau Park footpath.   … Keep Reading

After being without a minister for 5 months, the Church @ Stewart Street (Raglan Congregational Church) is pleased to welcome Pastor Nigel … Keep Reading

Trailblazing emerging artist, Arahi is touring with his ‘There’s Nothing Like It – Piano Tour’ 2022 next month! Coming to The Yard, … Keep Reading

Local artist Amanda Watson will be giving a slide presentation and talking about the paintings in her upcoming exhibition that have been … Keep Reading

Poised on the threshold of room 23, I looked at her silently while she scrutinized attentively the lines of a magazine in … Keep Reading

Dr John Penman was born in Rotowaro in 1913 and studied medicine in Auckland. After 6 years at Waikato Hospital, he became … Keep Reading

Lucy Haru feels right at home at the Raglan Community House. … Keep Reading

Located in Te Uku, Three Streams offers two stylish properties available to book for the perfect Raglan getaway. The Local Rag spoke … Keep Reading

Stocked in stores across the Waikato, Bay of Plenty & Auckland we chat to Lucy about her gluten free bread journey. … Keep Reading