This month the Local Rag had a conversation with Waikato-born and bred Naomi Pitcher. 

Much like a high-performance racing car, our body needs specific fuels to keep it running efficiently. These fuels are delivered via our

With Ruby Gibbs creator of the Mental health Toolbox.

Jacqui from the Chronicle chats to Jessy Ridley about Vintage Fest NZ being held in Canterbury in September, and her involvement in

Back in 2012 when the Raglan Golf Committee were looking for tournament ideas,Mitch the barman suggested they compete for the Mitch Cup! 

Strengthening neighbourhood support groups, installing high-tech CCTV in prime spots around town and keeping youth better engaged are among suggestions to come

As of July 1 landfill levies around the country have increased as part of the government’s bid to tackle climate change.

Peter Williams reckons he’s about ready to call time after more than two decades in business doing what he does best –

When I walked in, he wore a red beanie. Jacques-Yves Cousteau came to my mind. A few days before meeting John, I

It started life as the Raglan Police Station and constable’s residence, but after 40-odd years of police work the stunning villa on

Having grown up in Whatawhata all my life, I consider Raglan to be my second home.  My husband grew up in Waitetuna

A brand new food garden at the local campground is flourishing despite the twin challenges of sandy soil and salt-laden sea breezes.

A safe path from Raglan’s town centre to the beach is a step closer to fruition following Waikato District Council’s successful funding

In the last two weeks in the Raglan area, we have had eight incidents of family harm, seven vehicles interfered with or

This week we are all about employment. There is a LOT on the horizon for employers and we recommend learning as much