A visionary project to regenerate a former Huntly coalmine and create a public outdoor education and recreation park, has its beginnings with a

This year’s 14th Raglan Arts Weekend (RAW) is on track to be one of the most festive events to date yet, with

Lifted Pilates opened its doors in Raglan in late November 2018 after Raph and Eden relocated from Australia, where they had spent

Jacqui from the Local Rag chats to Ciara Faber, owner of the White Wedding Club based in Raglan. 

The International Surfing Association (ISA) announces the return of the ISA World Masters Surfing Championship (WMSC) in 2024. The seventh edition of

Ken Sparks moved to Whāingaroa from Auckland two years ago to be closer to his granddaughters, Dali and Rio. A former film

Well Read Books is owned and operated by locals Noelene Manufui and Koebe Rudolph (mother and son). Noelene has worked in community

As part of its tax gathering activities, Inland Revenue has massive powers under the Tax Administration Act 1994 including powers to search

The bond between dogs and their owners is truly special and the Local Rag is highlighting some local stories of furry friendships.

A bit of plotting behind his back saw Waitetuna local Warren Parker presented with the Outstanding Contribution to Shearing Sports Award at the

It reluctantly closed its doors last week after 40-odd years of trading – first in Bow St, then in Wallis St –

From June 28th to July 7th, the Raglan Old School Arts Centre will host a special art exhibition as part of the

Celebrate Matariki at the Raglan Town Hall with weaving, storytelling, art, Rongoā Māori, a mini film screening, local organic food and more

In celebration of National Volunteer Week from June 16-22, 2024, Raglan Naturally paid tribute to the profound impact of volunteers in the

The Road to Patagonia is a stunning, intimate, and unflinching documentary series of love letters – firstly, a love between two people,