The division of relationship property is governed by the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (the Act). This legislation applies to couples who are

Whaingaroa has lost a long-time identity and pioneering academic with the death at 87 last week of Professor Jane Ritchie.

Raglan’s known for its community-minded folk and a campaign saw around 30 well-deserving volunteers nominated in the Trade Aid Good Egg competition.

In late 2022, a group of like-minded community members came together to launch the Whāingaroa Youthworker Collective – Ngā Whakaruruhau Mahuri. 

A colourful display of quilts and knits, traditional hardanger embroidery, paintings, fabric and paper art filled Raglan town hall’s supper room last

An all-star team of New Zealand surfers has qualified for the 2023 Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games being held

Raglan makers and creators – your time to shine is here again for our unique Art to Wear competition this May 27th.

It’s taken four years but the Raglan Golf Club Pennants team has finally made it to Division One, by winning the Waikato

Anzac Remembrance Service – 11.00am Wainui Rd to Cenotaph on Bow St.

We would like to turn the attention to the increase of reported fraudulent incidents. A lot of people are targeted over the

“A Toast to the Coast” is the theme of the upcoming exhibition at Rivet Vintage Shop & Gallery featuring ten members of

Local activist and surfer Phil McCabe is a man on an ambitious new mission – to help stop seabed mining in international

Liz Amoore’s stories of the people buried in the Raglan cemetery start with the tale of an intrepid and entrepreneurial couple, Margaret

Thank you to those who attended our forum and apologies to those who didn’t know about it. There was a glitch and

Last September we published a story on your Hamilton Boys High School 1st XV team winning the National 1st XV title in