Swinging a golf club for 24-hours straight might sound a bit mad but Zane Jowsey is doing just that – and it’s … Keep Reading

Between the curves of Karioi’s peaks and the crest of glass blown waves lies the heart of all we hold dear as … Keep Reading

The grand opening of the tennis and half basketball courts at Rangitahi Peninsula was a great success over the weekend. It was … Keep Reading

A collaborative exhibition entitled ‘Iridescence’ opens at Raglan Old School Arts Centre tomorrow to, as show coordinator Susanne Giessen-Prinz puts it, “bring … Keep Reading

In our beautiful small coastal town, a group of passionate individuals gathers weekly to celebrate the art of sewing.  … Keep Reading

The large cluster of stars known as Matariki has a rich history and cultural significance in Aotearoa.  … Keep Reading

In a world where environmental concerns often leave us feeling anxious and helpless, it’s inspiring to find individuals in our community who … Keep Reading

In a blow to First Home Buyers, the Government has recently abruptly ended the First Home Buyers Grant. … Keep Reading

Rangitahi’s new recreational courts are open – and a community celebration of the milestone is set for Saturday June 8.  … Keep Reading

Kia ora Whaingaroa  … Keep Reading

When Karla Stevenson saw the news about disability not-for-profit StarJam needing urgent financial support, the Monster Company owner and creative knew she … Keep Reading

Entrants, sponsors and locals gathered at the Raglan Town Hall for the Raglan Arts Film Festival Awards. As always, local filmmakers were … Keep Reading

A sculpture by local artist Simon Te Wheoro unveiled recently at Waikato Hospitals stands as a tribute to the exceptional mahi of the … Keep Reading

Raglan’s Billy Stairmand has returned to the top of the podium taking out the King and Queen of the Point presented by … Keep Reading

Jacqui from the Local Rag talks to Dirk De Ruysscher the sole owner and operator of Raglan’s local bike shop, Cyclery Raglan. … Keep Reading