Cleaner waters ahead for Raglan’s wastewater
Raglan’s wastewater just got a little cleaner with a state-of-the art infrastructure upgrade to the existing wastewater treatment plant.
Karioi
When local whakairo artists Tare Kereopa and Raj Irving first heard Karioi was a theme of the 2025 Matariki ki Whaingaroa art exhibition they
‘Sickness’ for restoring brokenthings keeps Eric’s garages and hands full
Passers-by often stop and chat to Eric Williams outside his house – in Upper Bow St, just a stone’s throw from the newly painted
Introducing ‘Little Paws Raglan’
Little Paws Raglan will be run by the veterinary nurses at Raglan Anexa vet clinic, and will provide an opportunity for clients
Surf Into Summer: 2017 King of the Single Fin
The Raglan Point Boardriders Club was established in 1963 by the original surfers of Manu Bay, and was first known as the
More students stick with RAS for NCEA years
The school roll at Raglan Area School has climbed to over 500 with a record number of students staying on for their
Dave steps out of public career and into life
Recently retired Dave Currie answers the door barefoot in a pair of pink (once red?) cotton drawstring pants and a New Zealand
Studies on ice as 17 year old learns ropes in the Rockies
While Raglan basked in the summer heat of Waitangi Day, young skier Ella McLeod-Edwards was relishing 20 centimetres of powder snow at
Seasons of changes
Many of you will notice a change when you next come into The Herbal Dispensary. Kirsty, our lovely Scottish food department coordinator,
Raglan junior soccer 2017
Summer is still rolling along (well, sort of) but registration opens this week for junior soccer on Monday, February 20. Families with
Chronicle delivery issues
The Raglan Chronicle and our deliveryman, Graham, would like to extend an apology for the unreliable delivery of the Chronicle at the
Dear Editor – Road Surface
My wife and I had our first visit to your lovely area and township on January 18 for a couple of days.
We’re showing the love by wiping your overdue library fines
Waikato District Libraries will wipe your overdue fines during its Love your library week in exchange for cans of food.
Raglan footbridge breeds NZ champion bomber
Moggie (Monique) Chaplin has a sore butt and her leg is one big bruise but New Zealand’s bomb queen says she wouldn’t
Great white a frequent visitor to Raglan Harbour
It’s no joke! A 12-foot great white shark was certainly seen in the Raglan Harbour over Anniversary weekend as hundreds of people
Still a full daily agenda for retired Raglan councillor
Clint Baddeley thought he’d take this summer off now that his 12-year stint as Raglan ward councillor had come to an end.
Cabbage tree deaths rise again
More and more cabbage trees in Raglan are becoming sick and dying from “sudden decline”, an epidemic that emerged in the late
Coastguard gifted two new jet skis
Raglan Volunteer Coastguard has had an extra boost in resources thanks to Waikato businesses Jim Wright Nissan, John and Glenice Gallagher Charitable
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