Te Uku Primary School has had an exciting 2023! The school has seen roll growth, continued our learning journey and built an

The newest defibrillator is now installed in town thanks to friends Chris, Shannon, Sue and Donna. It looks fantastic in its Manukau

All the economists were unanimous in expecting the Reserve Bank to leave the Official Cash Rate unchanged this time round and they didn’t disappoint. The OCR was

Waikato born and bred Gregg and Marsha Tickelpenny are the new owners of Ray White, Raglan. The Chronicle caught up with Gregg

Another positive and busy year at Raglan’s Bowling Club – where experienced bowlers, newbies to the sport, visiting clubs, social bowlers and

In the final edition of Coastal Commerce for the year, we chat to Norris Peart from Surfside Church about their upcoming Christmas

They’ve been getting into the spirit down at the Old School about this time of year for a decade now but it’s

Mike Moss has lived and breathed farming his whole life.  

After the 2020 lockdown extended her New Zealand holiday, Bridie McNamara found herself reevaluating her next step and started successful bulk bin

Last week, the Raglan community and Poihākena Marae welcomed fifteen tertiary health students from around Aotearoa New Zealand, for a Noho Marae

In a world overrun by disposable fashion and cookie-cutter trends, there’s a rebellious undercurrent challenging the mainstream narrative. Enter the scene of

The voluntary hours put into the museum by Dr. Patrick Day and Rodger Gallagher would certainly exceed the number of concrete blocks

In a celebration of community spirit and collaboration, Whāingaroa recently played host to a special event featuring Rob Mokaraka, renowned actor and

Setting off into the forest with a pack full of bait and spare rat traps is just a normal day in the

Pens, pencils and keyboards are poised for a 2024 writers’ programme.