A little bit of help makes a huge difference! The Chronicle February 12, 2026 Local Rangitahi volunteers are making a real dent in pest numbers across the peninsula. Predator traps might be small and easy to miss along Read More
The coolest little bike shop in the hood The Chronicle February 12, 2026 Cyclery Raglan is your one stop shop for all bike repairs, bike sales and rentals, printing services and key cutting. A “can do it Read More
Ask The Artist: Claudia Grutke The Chronicle February 12, 2026 Working primarily in abstraction, this Raglan-based artist explores emotion, atmosphere and memory through a process-led practice rooted in play and intuition. Claudia Grutke’s work Read More
Christmas at Wi Neera November 29, 2023 It’s that time of the year again and if you’re anything like me, you love going along to Christmas events. This year
Raglan Karioi Trail November 29, 2023 The annual Raglan Karioi Trail event is soon approaching. We hear from a few more past participants who thoroughly recommend the experience.
North Island Backgammon Championships November 29, 2023 Backgammon Raglan has just successfully hosted the North Island open backgammon championships.
New face at workshop helm but same ethos, tractor and forklift November 15, 2023 It’s business as usual at Raglan Engineering but still something of “a steep learning curve” for the new owner of the iconic
‘Beach-walking songs’ feature in Raglan duo’s latest release November 15, 2023 Long-time Raglan singer-songwriter Lynne Wilkins doesn’t have to look far for inspiration – it’s right on her doorstep at Wainamu beach.
Affordable housing initiative at Kōmako Place November 15, 2023 A non-profit housing development has delivered well-built and sustainable homes for five local families in Raglan at a low-cost.
What will the change in Government do to the property market? November 15, 2023 On Saturday 14th October, New Zealand voted to change from a red to a blue Government to be supported by minor parties
Coastal Commerce: Discovering Wahinemoe November 15, 2023 In a conversation with Valeriu Balitchi and Captain Barlow Rawiri, the Chamber delved into what the Wahinemoe offers our community and its
The Stories Behind the Headstones: Margaret Leslie November 15, 2023 It is interesting to read, in Elizabeth Amoore’s book, “The Stories Behind the Headstones”, of one Margaret Leslie Mckenzie. Unlike many buried
Changes Post-Election – Trial Periods November 15, 2023 A significant change post-election is that National intends to restore 90-day trial periods for all businesses within 100 days of being in office.
Out of Ubud With Meisje Laboyrie November 15, 2023 Meisje Laboyrie graces our cover this November. A long term Raglan local who has achieved great things by sheer hard work, a
Raglan Auto, Tyres & Marine keep Whāingaroa moving November 15, 2023 Owned and operated by Bucko and Goldy, there’s a colourful crew of characters at Raglan Auto, Tyres & Marine.
Building Resilient Communities: Spotlight on Toreparu Wetland November 15, 2023 I had the opportunity to learn about Toreparu wetland, a 223ha hidden ecological gem on the coast nestled between Karioi maunga and
Cult Indie Quintet, Peter Cat Recording Co., to Play at Soundsplash for NZ Debut November 15, 2023 Raglan’s renowned Soundsplash Festival is gearing up for its much-anticipated return in 2024 unveiling a fresh lineup of artists set to light
Surf into summer Revisted November 15, 2023 There is no denying that surfing is embedded in the heart of Raglan, and plays a vital role in the wellbeing of