Kia ora koutou,  It is hard to believe that the end of 2021 is fast approaching, Christmas and New Year once again … Keep Reading

As the west coast town of Raglan’s population swells this summer, Waikato Police are urging people to be vigilant to protect themselves … Keep Reading

Each day, volunteers in our community step up to help build a healthy, thriving and resilient community and environment.  … Keep Reading

The annual community Christmas lunch returns again for those in our community who need a little bit of extra Christmas cheer. … Keep Reading

Local music festival Soundsplash have announced they will be changing venues from their usual home at Wainui Reserve to Mystery Creek for … Keep Reading

Grief over loss is not always associated with loss of a loved one. There’s job loss, furbaby loss, even loss of sentimental … Keep Reading

The Whāingaroa (Raglan) wharf is set to undergo a major transformation in the coming year and locals are being invited on a … Keep Reading

Back in March 2021 Dwayne and Kelley took over Raglan Water as a new venture from the previous owner who had been … Keep Reading

After many months it finally feels like life could be resembling some sort of normality. The traffic light system is now in … Keep Reading

Students at Raglan’s very own syllabus dance and aerial arts studio Freedom2Fly have recently received results for their first dance exams. Sat … Keep Reading

It’s safe to say that Bob MacLeod was selfless in his commitment to the Whāingaroa community.  … Keep Reading

A new exhibition is now open at the Raglan Museum. … Keep Reading

Kia ngātai ai te tū e pakari ai te tuarā’ – ‘Stand Together, Stand Strong’ … Keep Reading

It is clear coming into summer the country will be finding a new normal, and people of New Zealand – including Raglan … Keep Reading

A major makeover, including new walkways, a new pontoon and tidal stairs, is on the cards for the Whāingaroa (Raglan) wharf – and … Keep Reading