RAW on track to wow with largest Preview Exhibition to date The Chronicle September 3, 2026 On October 2, the Raglan Arts Weekend will kick off at the opening of the Preview Exhibition – the biggest yet to date – Read More
Frocking up Karioi for cancer awareness The Chronicle September 3, 2026 Every morning in October, Whāingaroa Raglan’s steepest track will turn into a catwalk with a cause. Dressed in the brightest, funkiest frocks, Esther Keown Read More
Raglan’s Dave Williams: Climbing Mountains, Creating Change The Chronicle September 3, 2026 For the past 12 years, Dave Williams has called Raglan home. Read More
Share your views on the World Surf League July 3, 2026 Businesses and residents are being invited to take part in a community-wide survey exploring the impact of the World Surf League (WSL)
Scanabull wins big at Fieldays July 3, 2026 What happens when you take coders out of the office and onto the farm? You get Scanabull WeighApp – 3D vision technology
Raglan Area School rugby on the rise July 3, 2026 After a four-year absence, rugby is back for under-15 boys at Raglan Area School, thanks to the determination of students, parents, coaches,
Father and son selected for world archery event July 3, 2026 Raglan archers Rory O’Brien and his 13-year-old son Kieran are preparing to represent New Zealand at the International Field Archery Association World
Hole-in-wall kai initiative back dishing up the love July 3, 2026 The line-up of locals, and even the odd tourist or two, on quiet Monday nights in downtown Bow St says it all
Plan for Death Without Debt July 3, 2026 Why are funerals so expensive and what we can do about it, will be explored at Whāingaroa Raglan’s first Death Without Debt
Building community connectedness and resilience – Whaingaroa response to fuel and affordability crisis July 3, 2026 Over the past few months people, groups and organisations have been putting their collective thoughts into how we can support our community
Local Clinics Helping Whāingaroa Homes Stay Warm This Winter July 3, 2026 As winter settles in, many Whāingaroa households are looking for ways to stay warm without sending power bills soaring. Community Energy Whāingaroa
Shape the future of community-led accommodation platform July 3, 2026 Accommodation providers are invited to a community hui on Tuesday 23 June at 5.30pm at the Old School Arts Centre to help
Weaving memories through harakeke July 3, 2026 When Rangi Kereopa (Ngāti Tāhinga, Ngāpuhi) first took up weaving 20 years ago, it felt less like learning a new skill and
Wharf retro shop resurfaces as a more ‘low-key’ studio July 3, 2026 They called time six years ago on their popular vintage and collectibles shop at Raglan wharf, but now Sue and Paul Marrow
Afterschool care for Raglan whānau July 3, 2026 A new local after-school care service has opened in Raglan, created to give families a reliable, friendly and well-organised option for care after
Whāingaroa Weedbusters: Community volunteers take on privet and pest plants July 3, 2026 Whaingaroa Weedbusters’ end goal is to ‘re-nature’ Raglan – recloaking our environment with west coast suitable native plants that attract, feed and
Opinion: Local government reforms July 3, 2026 The government has announced that our council will cease to exist in 2028. They’ve told every council in New Zealand that they
Critter Club keeps Raglan stomping along July 3, 2026 What started as a toe-tapping bit of fun has quickly turned into a full-blown craze for Raglan’s growing line dancing community.