You wouldn’t normally expect a fitness class to end a workout with food and cake – but the Raglan Light Exercise Group had special reason last week for a little celebration. Keep Reading
Raglan Summer Arts School is an invitation to discover, refresh or reignite the creative talents that might be long forgotten or only just discovered. Keep Reading
The Chronicle caught up with David Wright, President of the Raglan Mountain Bike Club, who is keen to encourage locals to make use of the epic tracks we have available. Keep Reading
The trials and tribulations of twindom are the topic of local author Steve Horne’s memoir The Trouble with Twins. Keep Reading
The Chronicle had a chat to photographer Felipe, who has moved to Raglan recently with his wife Keep Reading
In 2020 we have found ourselves in an unfamiliar place. We are stuck in The Upside Down and we need to find a way out. We are called to – inaction, we join together in staying apart. The strange has become the norm, we plan for the worst, Zoom in and Lockdown. Keep Reading
Computer science student Leo Oliver-Dowling has been tinkering with computers since he was 13 years-old. Now a third-year computer science student, his skills have been rewarded with a postgraduate scholarship worth $20,000. Keep Reading
Organisers of Raglan’s Spirit of Christmas exhibition are going the extra distance this year to ensure there’s something for everyone – with a big name from out of town set to drop by on the middle weekend of the two-week show. Keep Reading
A book launch with a difference at the Old School Arts Centre next Thursday promises words, whimsy, wonder and wit from no fewer than five local authors with newly published titles. Keep Reading
This week the Chronicle had a chat with Maureen Stockman, sensei of Traditional Shotokan Karate-do Federation Raglan . Keep Reading