He may have retired recently from his longtime role as an “itinerant” music teacher but Peter Skandera reckons he’s simply “shifted gears”

The Local Rag caught up with Sam Judd, who is currently part of the team working with Raglan Area School to help

The local rag caught up with Kora & mum, Shelley cooper, before the young surfer departed for El Salvador.

Jacqui from the Local Rag caught up with Elisabeth about the gallery’s progress and the exciting year ahead.

Master carver matua James Rickard is hanging up his tools  after decades of dedication to sharing his knowledge with his students.  Maxine

Renee Jones talks to Parabola West to learn about her new album and fantasy art book that was released recently.

Last week, I was lucky enough to be asked to speak at the Pink Ribbon breakfast hosted by the Nourish Magazine in

In this month’s chat, Ruby Gibbs sits down with Karamea Puriri. 

Elisabeth Denis wants to tell the stories of the residents at Raglan Rest Home. She worked there a few years back and

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

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

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

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

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

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