Te Mata School students take part in Rippa World Cup
On Tuesday, November 29, a group of Year 5 and 6 girls from Te Mata School took part in a Rippa World … Keep Reading
Solo journey to cycle around NZ fundraising for Hospice set to get underway
The date has been set and there is only a few days to go until a Waikato man will get on his … Keep Reading
Plans revealed for huge wind farm 22km off coast of Raglan
At a press conference held earlier this month, international energy consortium formed by BlueFloat Energy, Energy Estate and Elemental Group announced plans … Keep Reading
Local couple create healing space in memory of family
Tui Cabin on Government Rd might be small but inside enormous amounts of healing work is taking place. … Keep Reading
Local film making wins at the RAFFAs
Entrants, sponsors and locals gathered at the Te Uku Community Hall for a celebration of the Raglan Arts Film Festival Awards on … Keep Reading
Preparing for Fair Pay Agreements
On 1 December 2022, the Fair Pay Agreements Act (the Act) comes into effect. It will have wide reaching implications, particularly on … Keep Reading
Nine-hole golfers
Raglan nine-hole golfers have been seen enjoying a nutritious lunch following nine holes of golf on a Sunday Club Day in November. … Keep Reading
Raglan’s creative community gets into the Christmas spirit
Someone’s been busy in their Raglan workshop and it’s not Santa – it’s Susanne Giessen-Prinz who, at this time of year, is … Keep Reading
Nature and art combine for biennial garden ramble
The wonders of nature and art combine in this year’s Raglan Horticultural Society’s biennial garden ramble on Saturday, November 19 from 10am-4pm. … Keep Reading
Choosing technology to support your business
Apps or similar technology can benefit your business in many ways, including helping you gain valuable insights, and automating time-consuming tasks, so … Keep Reading
Raglan ukulele group Ragtimers competition success
The Ragtimers ukulele group took part in the Ukulele Blast competition last Saturday, along with groups from Mangawhai to Cambridge. … Keep Reading
Juniors tee off
There were golf balls being launched, divots flying south and smiles aplenty as budding junior golfers enjoyed the opening afternoon of Junior … Keep Reading
Raglan Food Co doubles Community Fund to $10,000
After getting their start on the Raglan Community Noticeboard in December 2014, Raglan Food Co credit much of their success to the … Keep Reading
Oldest society in Raglan to celebrate 120 years
Who would have thought that it was the suggestion of a group of venerable gentlemen that heralded the formation of the oldest … Keep Reading
DC Drainage back open for business as owner returns
DC Drainage owner Dean Blaikie returned recently to idyllic Raglan after living in Sydney for several years. He is excited to be … Keep Reading