Lifeguards win top national honour for dramatic rescue on the bar The Chronicle June 19, 2025 The Raglan Surf Lifesaving team has been awarded one of the nation’s highest search and rescue honours for their swift and life-saving response during Read More
Raj Irving – Connecting people and place The Chronicle June 19, 2025 The theme for Matariki ki Whaingaroa 2025 is stories of people and place. Born and bred in Whaingaroa, local carver Raj Irving has always Read More
Mass paddle out protests seabed mining The Chronicle June 19, 2025 Around 80 surfers plunged into icy waters off Manu Bay recently as more than 200 supporters gathered on the shore to protest against the Read More
How well do you know Raglan? February 24, 2022 How well do you know Raglan Whaingaroa, the reasons behind its street names, the significance of landmarks or the history of people
Testosterone fuelled boys: Fact and Fiction February 24, 2022 Testosterone cuts across our human experience in many ways, as women and men, mothers and fathers, brothers, and sisters. It is often
Twilight nights are tight February 24, 2022 As the Raglan Golf Club’s Twilight Competition, sponsored byJulie Hanna, enters its 10th week there is very little room at the top
Waikato rolls out Rapid Antigen Testing as labs reach capacity February 24, 2022 Waikato is now the third region behind Northland and Auckland to roll out Rapid Antigen Testing at Community Testing Centres as local
Raglan Horticultural Society digging in for 120 years February 17, 2022 Raglan Horticultural Society celebrates 120 years of digging and delving, cutting and pruning, and weeding and composting this year.
Whaingaroa sending kindness waves to Tonga February 17, 2022 The Whaingaroa community is making waves in Tonga with a load of donations headed to the tsunami-ravaged island nation.
Chow chews up Whaingaroa Open opponents February 17, 2022 The indomitable Gordon “Chow” Jowsey was the shining light among a bevy of Raglan Golf Club stars at the Club’s recent Anniversary
Going for a ride with raglan rock February 17, 2022 This month the Local Rag heard from Raglan Rock about their services and we also got their recommendations for local activities.
New hotel owners aim to ‘get old girl firing again’ February 17, 2022 Raglan’s historic Harbour View Hotel may have new owners from out of town but don’t expect it to focus more on pulling
Whaingaroa represents in the New Zealander of the Year awards February 17, 2022 From thousands of nominations, 70 inspiring semi-finalists across seven award categories were selected for the Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year awards
Raglan Osteopathic Clinic February 17, 2022 The Local Rag caught up with the team at Raglan Osteopathy to hear about their services and new team members that have
Talking About Mental health February 17, 2022 This month Ruby Gibbs, founder of the Mental Health Toolbox, sat down for a chat with Rachel Hudson about navigating the ups
I like mine shaken and stirred February 17, 2022 It’s been scorching over the last few weeks and many of us have hit the Gin. There was a small debate about
Old School kitchen cooks up flavoursome food ventures February 17, 2022 Most people might think of the Old School Arts Centre/ Te Whare Toi o Te Kura Tawhito as the go-to for visual