Church bellringer pulls the rope once again – from her doorstep
Betty Sutton can’t get to church anymore to ring the bell for Sunday services at St Peter’s, so the bronze bell that’s … Keep Reading
There’s Something about Mary
Mary Ella Stauffer was born at home on October 31st, in Ephrata, Pennsylvania. The eldest of seven children, she is third generation … Keep Reading
Support Local: An occasional post-covid column featuring the faces behind local businesses in our community
Artisan & Merchant: For this week’s column we spoke to owner of Artisan & Merchant, Gretchen Hamilton. … Keep Reading
Lockdown makeover brings new lease of life to WEC
A post lockdown makeover has brought in a fresh, new look to the Whāingaroa Environment Centre’s office at the Raglan Town Hall. … Keep Reading
‘Buzz’ of creativity as sewists turn hands to reusable masks
They say every cloud has a silver lining but in Raglan’s case it’s more a colourful fabric lining. … Keep Reading
An Update from the team at Raglan Medical
Kia Orana, my name is Roimata. I’ve been working at Raglan Medical since June 2018 and will be returning from maternity leave … Keep Reading
Live Streaming Cameras for Bar and Manu Bay Boat Ramp
Raglan is famous for recreational fishing from snapper to marlin and more. To get out to sea from Raglan there are only … Keep Reading
Best Fest street performance at George’s Beach Club
Raglan Old School Arts Centre hosted a Whaingaroa-inspired Best Fest street performance event at George’s Beach Club. … Keep Reading
Raglan Karioi Trail 2020
This week the Chronicle caught up with Francois Mazet, organiser of the Raglan Karioi Trail, (RKT) to see what his plans were … Keep Reading
Mooar to Say: An occasional opinion column with Aaron Mooar, Station Manager of Raglan Community Radio and the host of the Morning Show.
The phrase conspiracy theory is usually used to discredit the argument of someone who doesn’t hold mainstream views but lately people seem … Keep Reading
Inaugural Whaingaroa Talent Factory event set for October
Whaingaroa Talent Factory (WTF) is a new talent event for youth aged between 13-18 that will be held at the Raglan Town … Keep Reading
Kickboxing4Youth Grading
On a sunny winter Saturday at Nguaranui Beach, nine locals stepped up to do their first Grading for Kickboxing4Youth. … Keep Reading
Raglan Community Board Update August 2020
Kia ora Whaingaroa, It’s hard to believe it is August, time is certainly flying along and before we know it, it will … Keep Reading
Places for People – He Whenua He Tangata
Thank you to all the people who stopped in at the People for Places, He Whenua He Tangata drop-in sessions held in … Keep Reading
Social experiment shows honesty abounds in Whaingaroa
A Raglan Area School project to purposefully lose a wallet has restored the student’s faith in humanity with an 80 percent success … Keep Reading