Lifeguards win top national honour for dramatic rescue on the bar
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
Raj Irving – Connecting people and place
The theme for Matariki ki Whaingaroa 2025 is stories of people and place. Born and bred in Whaingaroa, local carver Raj Irving has always
Mass paddle out protests seabed mining
Around 80 surfers plunged into icy waters off Manu Bay recently as more than 200 supporters gathered on the shore to protest against the
Octogenarian captain of the Raglan airwaves isn’t setting sail quite yet
He’s 83 next month but Eddy Cross – better known to local listeners as The Captain – isn’t planning to weigh anchor
Chief enabler steps up to the Xtreme Zero Waste plate
Xtreme Zero Waste’s new general manager core business Dallas Butler describes his role as enabling the organisation to push ahead in new
Meet the Raglan St John crew
Like all stations around the country Raglan St John is made up of a mix of paid and volunteer crew. Station manager
A chat with Mort
Graeme Mortlock has been our longtime delivery man. This week we had a quick chat to him about his history with the
Raglan Filmmakers’ Club makes debut at Old School Arts Centre
The casting call is out for budding producers, directors, storytellers, scriptwriters and videographers to make Raglan the hub of filmmaking in the
Opinion: What about a brain work out ?
In this new technology-driven world, we are surrounded by fast information that requires minimal concentration. The popularity of books has decreased over
Coworking space Raglan HQ turns one!
Raglan HQ, the high-end coworking space at 13A Wallis St, recently celebrated its first year in business. Workers at the shared office
Outdoor education a hit with Raglan Area School students
Raglan Area School students have been getting outdoors and getting academic results with Karioi Project’s NCEA Manaaki Ao programme. The programme, which
Upcoming school production ‘Love of a Nightingale’
Year 13 drama student, Sequoia Gavin-McCabe, answers questions about Raglan Area School’s upcoming senior drama class production ‘Love of a Nightingale’, directed
Surfboard carver Jess Santorik is making waves at Te Papa store
Surfboard carver Jess Santorik’s first exhibition at Raglan Arts Weekend has paid dividends with an opportunity to show her work at Te
Take the hassle out of cooking and head to the Souper Bowl
Last chance to soup it up at the Souper Bowl at the Raglan Town Hall supper room next Tuesday, June 18 from
Raglan Area students went without for a good cause
Raglan Area students joined more than 90,000 Kiwi kids giving up food, technology, furniture, or something else for World Vision’s 40 Hour
Food waste collection to continue – let’s do this Raglan!
Most people will have read in last week’s Raglan Chronicle a decision by Waikato District Council to not fund Raglan’s food waste
Raglan foodwaste trial to be suspended
After public consultation on the future of Raglan’s kerbside foodwaste collection, Waikato District Council’s Strategy and Finance Committee has listened to the
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