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
LJ Hooker Open Homes – April 22nd & 23rd
Please note the ad in the April 20th issue for LJ Hooker is wrong. Please refer to the ad below for LJ
Wastewater rates set to rise
The cost of wastewater rates in Raglan will increase between $124 and $180 from July 1 as council makes changes to reduce
Bush Park Wainui fountain flows again, bringing joy to young – and old
It was a mystery why Bush Park Wainui’s Millennium Ponds’ fountains suddenly began to flow again. The chairman of the Friends of
Raglan farmers help bail out flood victims
Raglan farmers have helped provide some relief to those stricken by the recent floods in Edgecumbe. PGG Wrightson Real Estate agent Richard
Pipers help blow away the competition
Raglan pipers Deirdre Bourne and Brett McCardle recently helped blow the competition away at the New Zealand Pipe Band Championships in Nelson.
Raglan skater ‘pumped’ at latest Christian camp role
Okete-raised Ben Wallis really is a young man on a mission. The 20 year old has been relishing the warmth and familiarity
When the going gets tough, the Positive Nanny Goats get going
Sometimes it’s impossible to anticipate just how hard something will be. That’s what Raglan’s Positive Nanny Goats discovered after competing in the
Q + A with Raglan Shuttle
The Raglan Chronicle recently caught up with Phil and Emily Meek, owners of local transport business Raglan Shuttle, to see what they
The Young Ones: Billy Lee-Pope
This week the Chronicle had a chat with Billy Lee-Pope, an up and coming photographer and film maker.
Final Trevor Penfold exhibition a nostalgic picture of decade’s work
Award-winning wildlife and nature photographer Trevor Penfold opens his last Raglan exhibition this weekend where it all began 10 years ago –
Council adopts Easter Trading Policy, giving business owners the choice to open on Easter Sunday
Waikato District Council has adopted the Easter Trading Policy 2017, meaning all retail shops in the Waikato district will be able to
The Raglan Rally Team
This year will be the third season that Jack Williamson competes in the NZ Rally Series. Twenty-five-year-old Jack is a local Raglan
Local business profile: Stendy Electrical
This week we caught up with Stendy Electrical to see what kinds of services they offer.
Free event: Understanding your health
When it comes to your health, finding what works for you and your body can feel a bit daunting at times. Whether
Award-winning Scottish folk singer Claire Hastings to perform at Old School
Award-Winning Scottish Folk Singer Claire Hastings To Perform At The Old School Arts Centre From joy to heartbreak, traditional to contemporary, long-forgotten
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