In acknowledgement of International Women’s Day this month, The Old School Arts Centre Live and Local event features an amazing line up

After years under the guidance of Dave and Julie Hanna of Ray White, Russ and Liza Adams have ventured out on their

With an increasing global baby boomer and Gen X aging population, housing for retirees is becoming a minefield, and given it sometimes

Since its launch in 2008, the Whaingaroa Community Toy Library has been a valued local resource, providing families with access to quality

Close to 100 environmental warriors turned up last Saturday to declare war on privet.

The inaugural Bayleys Raglan Fishing Classic set sail last Friday in spectacular conditions, marking an exciting expansion of the long-running Bayleys Fishing

Mark your calendars folks, because the original Karioi Classic is back!  After a 4-year hiatus, we are ready again to welcome hard-core

A historical surf film that was partly shot in Raglan is premiering at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre on Saturday 15 March

There’s a lot happening in our community and we’re excited to share the latest updates with you. From the much-anticipated opening of

Motorists using State Highway 23 (SH23) should prepare for overnight road closures in March as part of the 2024/25 summer renewals programme.

The Reserve Bank of NZ (RBNZ) cut the Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 0.50% last week as we expected. Three main banks

A box of fruit marked the beginning of a beautiful partnership between Te Toi Ora ki Whāingaroa and Braemar Charitable Trust.

Skin is the body’s ‘barrier’ system and takes on daily wear and tear from nature. This is also the case for our

Two golfers from the Raglan 9-Hole Golf Club claimed victory at the Waikato 9-Hole Foursomes Tournament on Friday, 21 February, in fine

After a long break due to health issues, artist Robert Currie is getting back to his work. To help him reconnect with