Karioi’s spirit captured in local film The Chronicle September 1, 2025 A flaxroots feature documentary brings Karioi to life through the connections and shared stories of those who call Karioi home — from hapū and long Read More
Take a walk down city-to-surf memory lane The Chronicle September 1, 2025 Raglan’s original City-to-Surf Walkway is being commemorated with a sign telling the story of how the community initiative came together. Read More
Tributes aplenty for ‘nicest guy’ in town The Chronicle September 1, 2025 He never actually lived here but Alan Lovegrove loved working in Raglan for 21 years – and the townsfolk, in turn, took him to Read More
Bryant Retreat ‘for women here too’, trust stresses June 15, 2017 The Bryant Retreat For Women last weekend threw open its doors to publicly thank the Raglan community for its ongoing support of
Raffle boosts coffers for new Old School creative space June 15, 2017 The Raglan community has helped fundraise $8000 towards the new creative space at the Old School Arts Centre. Fundraising committee member Susanne
2017 Waipa Networks Business Awards – Best Customer Service Award FAQs June 15, 2017 The 2017 Waipa Networks Business Awards are open for entry. A popular category is Best Customer Service. This category is a great
WDC’s decision on wastewater services backed by majority of Raglan submissions June 8, 2017 The targeted rate for wastewater services will rise by $144 in Raglan this year as Waikato District Council prepares long term plans
Produce overflowing as crop-swapping takes root June 8, 2017 Abountiful array of seeds and home-grown veggies, pickles and chutneys, bliss balls and “life-changing” bread overflowed the trestle tables set up in
Kids hunting competition good for possum control June 8, 2017 Possum numbers in the Raglan region took a dive last weekend, thanks to the Kids’ Hunting and Fishing Competition. Fifty-seven possums were
RKT founder intends to take his mark June 8, 2017 Raglan Karioi Trail founder Fracois Mazet intends to be on the lineup of the 24km mountain race in December this year. That
Curry creates community cohesiveness June 1, 2017 They say there are health benefits to be had from eating an Indian curry, and that was certainly true in Raglan on
Council puts Waikato at risk of myrtle rust by sourcing plants from Northland June 1, 2017 If the fungal disease which affects plants in the Myrtaceae family is not contained it could be catastrophic for our coastline, says
‘Plenty of time’ for school band to be major players June 1, 2017 Be Major may not have made it to the national finals yet but the band’s seven young musicians, who played at Smokefreerockquest’s
Pre-anaesthetic blood testing for your pet June 1, 2017 Pre-anaesthetic blood testing is essentially a ‘safety check’ that can be performed before your pet is put under an anaesthetic. This screening
Opinion: West Coast Catchments Committee June 1, 2017 As chairman of the West Coast Catchments committee I would like to respond to Waikato Regional councillor Fred Lichtwark’s article published on
Young entrepreneur’s ‘dreaming big’ as online venture takes off May 25, 2017 She’s recently launched New Zealand’s first babysitting app, has hundreds of clients in her niche business – and she’s only 23. But
Number of submissions on wastewater programme ‘disappointing’ May 25, 2017 Waikato District Council received just 459 submissions from 11,000 affected ratepayers regarding proposed changes to wastewater services in the Annual Plan consultation
Crowd signs up for curry and culture May 25, 2017 Inviting the entire community for dinner is not a problem, reckons Raglan Four Square owner-operator Satnam Bains. About 500 people have taken