Elite surfers claim win for mums after sea life briefly halts WSL finals
Thousands lined the cliffs and shoreline at Manu Bay on Monday as the inaugural wrapped up in memorable fashion, with world-class waves, emotional victories,
Shaping Raglan’s workforce together
Local businesses are invited to take part in a followup workforce hui on Thursday, June 11 from 4.30–6.30pm at the Raglan Surf Lifesaving Club,
‘Miracle’ that frightened pet dogfound after three weeks on run
Tears of joy coupled with a sense of “huge relief”: that’s how a Raglan family described their reaction when their beloved pet Bentley –
Raglan Community Board Update
A monthly column that covers key issues and happenings from the monthly Raglan Community Board meetings. ‘Mā te kōtahi ka ahatia, mā
Plastic Free July
Plastic Free July is just around the corner and we invite you and your whanau to give it a go this year!
Junior sports update at Level One
Raglan Football Club: The 2020 football season got off to a very uncertain and disrupted start due to the Covid19 pandemic which
A fond so long to ‘Sheryl from Raglan’
Sheryl Anne Maree Hart 27 January 1955 – 19 March 2020 by Keith Ingram, Professional Skipper Magazine (reprinted with permission)
Dreaming of a weed free Whaingaroa
A dream of a weed-free Whaingaroa is the motivation behind the newly formed Greenslade Road Weedbusters.
House buyers out in force as local auctions resume
Raglan’s first post-Covid house auctions have gone off with a bang – of the hammer.
Locals come together in solidarity for Black Lives Matter action
Last Saturday a group of locals came together for a paddle out at the Raglan Harbour in an act of solidarity with
A message from the Raglan Chronicle Team
To our Chronicle readers and supporters
Health in Your Hands: Level 1 Here We Come
The Seniors are really looking forward to meeting up with all their friends and sharing lockdown stories. The over 70s have kept
Mega research project is improving New Zealand’s ocean knowledge
New Zealand’s leading marine scientists involved in the $11.5 million Moana Project have gathered virtually over two days [27-28 May] to review
Tributes flow for local painter and teacher who ‘lived for art’
Colleagues say a love of creativity was central to the life of artist and teacher Peggy Lee, who regarded Raglan as her
Waikato University Destination Management Survey
To The Raglan Chronicle While the adversity of COVID-19 may have afflicted the tourism industry, there is no doubt that a hopeful
Wairēinga Falls closed for goat control
The spectacular Wairēinga/Bridal Veil Falls will be closed for one day on Thursday 11 June for feral goat control.
Emotions run high as sheepdog finally freed from depths of tomo
People love their animals and one-time mountain guide Adam Fox reckons his last-ditch rescue of a sheepdog jammed down a five-metre tomo
Keep cup competition supports local
A competition win will keep on giving with the sale of stylish handmade ceramic keep cups.
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