As daily COVID-19 cases in the Waikato continue to reach 500-650 a day, a community trust in Raglan, Raglan Naturally, has taken … Keep Reading

A recent landmark Employment Court decision which ruled three Gloriavale leavers were in fact employees and not volunteers, is a good reminder for … Keep Reading

On Sunday, 26th June, local organisations are hosting a community celebration for Matariki holiday weekend. … Keep Reading

Happy golfers, happy days!! Golfers from Clarks Beach Golf Club seen on the 13th tee in January, may be returning this weekend, … Keep Reading

Over the last two weeks in the Raglan area there have been one family harm incident, one burglary, seven other dishonesty crimes, … Keep Reading

The future of the Raglan Food Waste Collection is secure following Waikato District Council’s adoption of an annual targeted rate of $72.90 … Keep Reading

Youth Week is a nationwide celebration of events organised by young New Zealanders to honour the talents, passions, and achievements of Aotearoa’s … Keep Reading

On Saturday 14 May local rangatahi came together to take part in a couple of creative events geared towards celebrating youth in … Keep Reading

Waikato District Council is asking people not to use the Wainui Reserve to access the beach for horse riding despite it coming … Keep Reading

Tucked in beside the Raglan iHub on Wainui Road, the Aroha Free Pantry is giving excess food a new lease of life … Keep Reading

This week the Chronicle caught up with Andrew from Crafted Concrete to hear about his bespoke handmade concrete items.  … Keep Reading

The Chronicle chats to Sam from Rangitahi Peninsula. … Keep Reading

This week we catch up with the team at Raglan Medical to get an update on how things are tracking at our … Keep Reading

Waikato DHB wants to boost immunisation rates ahead of what is predicted to be a tough winter as our borders open with … Keep Reading

We are two weeks in to our Raglan Junior Rugby season! A much easier start to the season than the last two … Keep Reading