Karioi’s spirit captured in local film
A flaxroots feature documentary brings Karioi to life through the connections and shared stories of those who call Karioi home — from hapū and long
Take a walk down city-to-surf memory lane
Raglan’s original City-to-Surf Walkway is being commemorated with a sign telling the story of how the community initiative came together.
Tributes aplenty for ‘nicest guy’ in town
He never actually lived here but Alan Lovegrove loved working in Raglan for 21 years – and the townsfolk, in turn, took him to
DOC to share latest Maui dolphin research with community
The Department of Conservation is sharing the latest research into Maui dolphins with the Raglan community ahead of Maui Dolphin Day on
Good Noze offers natural nutrition for your pets
Two Raglan locals and good mates have started a natural pet food company right under our nose. Dave Smith and Frank Bellerby
The benefits of adequate nutrition for the whole family
In recent years, we have seen a growing awareness of the importance of good nutrition. Eating a diet based on locally sourced,
Stink job but someone has got to do it!
Lisa Thomson has been going beyond the call of duty to get shit done as Raglan ward councillor. On Wednesday last week
Community support vital to secure ‘big money’ for new creative space
The Old School Arts Centre is asking the Raglan community to dig into their pockets to show support for the building of
Luxury New Home
Raglan is becoming ever so popular with people moving out of Auckland and Hamilton because they see houses of great value –
Onus on council to ensure property owners mow verges
Waikato District Council is being criticised for letting the grass grow under its feet regarding the Grass Verges Policy adopted in September
Raglan ‘finishing school’ for country’s lifeguards
It may come as a surprise to avid ‘Piha Rescue’ viewers but the reality is that Raglan’s the training ground of choice
Raglan Naturally: Update
Many will be familiar with the original Raglan Naturally plan developed in 2001, or have been among those who crammed into the
Maui dolphins – New Zealand’s national treasures
Like the kiwi, the Maui dolphin is an important part of New Zealand’s natural heritage. Maui dolphins are found only off the
Lauded singer returns to NZ for two Raglan shows
Some singers have voices that hit you right away with the first note. Jackie Bristow, with her soft sensuality, is one such artist.
Rangitahi Peninsula development designed to establish community quickly
In four years’ time, Rangitahi Peninsula will be a small bustling community. Construction of stage one of the multimillion-dollar residential development will
American lifeguard’s here for love of Raglan – and her new Kiwi husband
It’s not just a love of Raglan that’s kept local surf patrol captain Aubrey Shrimpton returning summer after summer from the States
Parents group seeks voice at Raglan Area School
A group of about 20 parents who want a voice in their children’s education held their first meeting at Raglan Area School
Dear Editor – RAS
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to Sarah Johnson’s letter to the editor last week regarding the RAS story I wrote
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