Whāingaroa’s rising young surfers Taking to the International Stage
One of Whāingaroa’s rising young surfers, Van Camenzind, is taking the skills developed on Raglan’s waves to the international stage as part
Artist Interview: Painter & printmaker, Sean McDowell
Painter and printmaker Sean has recently made Raglan home and is preparing to open Wainui Road Gallery.
Local landscapes return to Lindsey Baker’s canvas
After nearly 30 years in Raglan, realist painter Lindsey Baker continues to find inspiration in the contours, changing light and familiar landscapes
Upgraded courts bring Te Mata Tennis Club back to life
More than a century after tennis first took root in Te Mata, a dedicated group of volunteers is bringing the community club
Live and local talent takes the stage this September
Three distinctive artists bring their own approach to live music: the soulful and empowering songwriting of Wildlanes, Ruth Power’s raw encounter between
Raglan surfers selected for New Zealand junior team
Raglan surfers Alani Morse and Van Camenzind will represent New Zealand at the 2026 ISA World Junior Surfing Championship in El Salvador
New budget adviser joins Raglan Community House
Raglan Community House has welcomed Martine Alvarez to its team as its new budget adviser, supporting Whāingaroa community members who need help
Inkspillers launches annual literary magazine
Inkspillers is thrilled to announce the release of their annual literary magazine, Backlit. The publication, which is the third anthology from the
Te Mata bands shine at Waikato Bandquest
Young musicians from Whāingaroa made their mark at Rockshop Bandquest 2026, with three Te Mata School bands taking part and Not Shore
Raglan archers make their mark at world champs
Raglan father and son Rory and Kieran O’Brien have returned from the World Field Archery Championships in the United States with strong
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