Spirit of Christmas extends aroha to Palestine
The Raglan Old School Arts Centre is once again decking the halls for its much-loved Spirit of Christmas Exhibition, now in its 12th sparkling
Fresh era of adventure at Raglan Rock
Raglan Rock has entered a new chapter, with long-time guide Harry Series officially taking over the adventure business from founder Gareth Jones. While Gareth
Community launches end of life resource hub
Conversations about death are never easy, but a newly launched website may help whānau navigate those difficult moments with greater ease and confidence. End
Q+A with Pam Quirke
The Chronicle chats with Te Mata School principal Pam Quirke who finished her role at the school last week. What changes have
Raglan artist’s new work right under cafe customers’ noses
He may not be a household name locally, but around Raglan this month artist Yaniv Janson’s work is on many people’s lips.
Fallenfront coffee shout!
Local retailer launches Adidas women’s collection, new season footwear and 50%-off sale with Shack coffee. To celebrate the brand-new Fallenfront women’s collection,
Celebrated Māori author makes surprise Word Café appearance
Imagine your surprise when the “dream” guest who’s declined an invitation to your event turns up after all – and from miles
Q&A with On Point Plumbing
The Chronicle caught up with local plumber Nick Heasman and asked a few questions about his business, On Point Plumbing.
Raglan author Sarah Johnson shares new tale in school
Local writer Sarah Johnson treated a crowd of Raglan Area School children to an excerpt from her new book ‘The Spaghetti Giraffe’
Community Vehicle Trust are winners in Raglan’s eyes
They may not have won an award but the team of volunteers behind the Raglan District Community Vehicle Trust are number one
Funding sees Xtreme Waste roll out food waste collection
The food-scraps of Raglan residents will be turned into a super food for plants come August, thanks to a $150,000 grant from
Raglan Surf Co Goes Left
Earlier this week, the Hughes family closed the doors to the old Raglan Surf Co building for the very last time. They
Pre-schoolers going bush twice a week to ‘connect with nature’
Take a wander through Bush Park Wainui during the week and you could well come across a small group of pre-schoolers building
Closure of causeway and footbridge stirs memories
Beverley Baker remembers her dad building the first footbridge that connected the Rangitahi Peninsula with Opotoru Rd. It was so that the
Health in Your Hands
A column connecting with senior citizens in our community. The Saturday Club, a newly formed informal group, held its first gathering on
Green Ribbon Awards and new waste minimisation project
Raglan nominees for the 27th annual Green Ribbon Awards attended the awards ceremony held at Parliament last Thursday, announcing this year’s winners.
Council looks at another water company option
Waikato District Council is talking with Watercare Services Ltd and Waikato-Tainui about potentially forming a company to improve water and wastewater services
Bryant Retreat ‘for women here too’, trust stresses
The Bryant Retreat For Women last weekend threw open its doors to publicly thank the Raglan community for its ongoing support of
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