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
9/11 memorial stair climb a humbling experience – Raglan firefighters
Raglan’s firefighting couple says competing in the New York City Memorial Stair Climb was a humble and moving experience. Leanna and Dan
Doctor’s sabbatical appreciated by every man and their dog
When you’re a doctor working in relative isolation, it’s not uncommon to be troubled for advice regarding an ailing pet. That’s what
Women’s winter retreat to nourish bodies and inspire souls
Are you a busy, soul-driven woman aching for some time out? Three Raglan women passionate about holistic wellness are combining their skills
Herbal Dispensary: Introducing our new manager
Introducing Hannah, our bubbly, new manager at The Herbal Dispensary. Growing up on a farm in Pukekawa and being schooled at Tuakau
The Cocowhip Experience
The Chronicle sat down with Rebecca Taggart, the creator of Cocowhip, an intimate all over body whip ideal for everything from massage
March 2017 Community Board Meeting
DHB sets up Consumer Council The Waikato District Health Board is setting up a Consumer Council to ensure community participation and engagement
Point Boardriders take out Hurley New Zealand Club Championships
Raglan’s talent-laden Point Boardriders Club conquered all comers at the inaugural Hurley New Zealand Club Championships completed at Whangamata over the weekend,
Kids’ fun ride buildup to big round-the-mountain race
The kids’ version of the annual, giant Karioi Classic bike race is fast approaching. The non-competitive fun ride for kids aged 5
New website to promote Raglan artists
Raglan artists are invited to promote themselves and their work on a new website that went live on Monday. The Raglan Art
Bigger, better bins to help contain rubbish issue
It is hoped that 10 new bins will help alleviate rubbish issues in Raglan. Xtreme Waste co-manager Rick Thorpe presented “a bunch
Council to continue with lucrative freedom camping patrols
Waikato District Council’s new Freedom Camping Bylaw is proving lucrative, with more than 300 fines for breaches handed out since patrols began
Volunteering for St John a big ask
Everyone wants to become a volunteer firefighter but no one wants to join St John, a meeting about getting 24/7 emergency services
Māui Dolphin Day and Recycled Raft Race 2017
In its 15th year since its inception, the annual Māui Dolphin Day and the Xtreme Zero Waste Recycled Raft Race saw the
Seabed mining hearing a ‘disappointing’ process – Kasm chairman
The hearing into Trans-Tasman Resources’ application to mine iron sand for 20 years off the coast of Taranaki has so far been
Raglan-based mountain guide finder of remains on Fox Glacier
Xavier Fournier knows first-hand the perils of mountaineering. The Swiss mountain guide, who is living in Raglan for a year with his
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