Sport, surf and school pride
International Women’s Day on March 3 is a timely reminder that girls can do anything – and Te Mata School senior teacher Kathy Briant
Making It Work by Designing Training for Women with Esther Keown
What if women have been training the wrong way all along? I recently invited Esther Keown onto my Raglan Community Radio show How to
Ask the Artist: with Lin Van Craenenbroeck of Moz-art
Rooted in colour, memory and craftsmanship, Lin Van Craenenbroeck’s work transforms fabric into story. Drawing on a lifelong instinct for texture and pattern, she
Dear Editor – Where do our Rates go?
Dear Editor Where do our Rates go to? Have you ever wondered if the Council was spending your rates wisely or even
Launch of Kōtui and e-collection at Waikato district libraries
Waikato district library users are in for a treat with the installation of a new library management system this month. Customers will
Recovery with Irma: My story part one
Recovery with Irma is a new opinion column with Irma Schutte. Irma supports men and women who are ready to create their
Day of title defences at Manu Bay
It was a day for the defending title holders at the Rip Curl Pro presented by Corona Last Saturday, May 5, as
Thinking of going solar? Introducing your local solar solutions provider
Raglan local Damon Alexander has teamed up with solar panel systems provider, iGenerate, to bring Raglan residents solar energy solutions.
Ngarunui lifeguard’s selection for US exchange thought to be a first
Raglan surf lifeguard Ella Boyens is California dreamin’ while busy slogging through the final semester of a paramedicine degree in Auckland. Just
Future police career starts with Justice
Te Mata student Annika McLeod has kickstarted her future career with the police by winning a Name a Puppy competition. The 11-year-old
Trade Aid supports local and global in Whaingaroa
Trade Aid Whaingaroa Raglan celebrates World Fair Trade Day on Saturday May 12 from 9am-5pm with a global feast and the addition
Mushroom growing venture is percolating in Raglan
A start-up business in Raglan is taking used coffee grounds and turning them into mushrooms. Called Champignons (French for mushrooms), the venture is
Hulking Chiefs prop has happy memories of his Raglan youth
Giant prop Angus Ta’avao may be chuffed to have resurrected his Super Rugby career at the Chiefs this season but he’s thrilled
Community Heroes: Mel Brydon
Community Heroes is an occasional column featuring volunteers in our community. Sponsored by West Coast Health Clinic. This week we spoke to
The catwalk beckons Te Mata School fashionistas
Te Mata School’s senior students will be cutting sewing, gluing and designing their way onto the Raglan Art to Wear catwalk at
The Raglan Community House establishes a new housing research group
There is no denying that there has been a shift in both housing affordability and availability in Whaingaroa Raglan. With a sudden
Video store owner expects vacuum when he closes doors 21 years on
A three-month trial turned into a 20-plus year business for Raglan Video store owner Alan Lovegrove. But all good things come to
Museum president ‘really feels’ loss of family in World War 1
Anzac Day will be particularly poignant for Raglan museum president Ken Soanes this year as he remembers a great uncle who died
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