Lifeguards win top national honour for dramatic rescue on the bar The Chronicle June 19, 2025 The Raglan Surf Lifesaving team has been awarded one of the nation’s highest search and rescue honours for their swift and life-saving response during Read More
Raj Irving – Connecting people and place The Chronicle June 19, 2025 The theme for Matariki ki Whaingaroa 2025 is stories of people and place. Born and bred in Whaingaroa, local carver Raj Irving has always Read More
Mass paddle out protests seabed mining The Chronicle June 19, 2025 Around 80 surfers plunged into icy waters off Manu Bay recently as more than 200 supporters gathered on the shore to protest against the Read More
A Message From the Raglan Police April 14, 2022 Raglan Police would like to ask the community to be extra vigilant at this time. Please ensure that valuables are not left
RAW postponed – again – for Labour Weekend 2022 April 11, 2022 It’s feeling like Groundhog Day again for the organisers and artists of the Raglan Arts Weekend, with the popular annual event being
A Kōrero with Armin Schmidt April 11, 2022 The Local Rag caught up for a kōrero with local artist, Armin Schmidt. Schmidt’s solo exhibition “HOKA” will be on show at
Surfing For Farmers season wraps up with woollen surfboard giveaway April 11, 2022 This content was made possible by the sponsorship of Raglan Surf Co Farmers from across the country will soon be hitting the
The Restorative Gift of Arts and Crafts April 11, 2022 I’ve become interested in this question; what is happening when we engage in arts practice or craft making?
A FEW QUESTIONS FOR ARTIST SAM MATHERS April 11, 2022 A quick chat with artist Sam Mathers about his upcoming exhibition.
A good privet is a dead privet April 11, 2022 There’s a stand of dead privets on the righthand side of State Highway 23 near a bus shelter as you head into
Ruapuke Horse Riding April 11, 2022 Jacqui caught up with horse lover Sara Murphy from Ruapuke to talk about her noble companions and how she helps local children
Natural Support for Long Covid & Post-Viral Fatigue April 11, 2022 Post-viral fatigue is a well-known response that can follow an acute viral infection, where symptoms may change and become more ‘chronic’ or
Karioi Project: Beyond the mountain to the sea April 11, 2022 Beyond the mountain to the sea, the Karioi Project links two maunga, two harbours, wetlands and streams to protect biodiversity on more
Live & Local April April 11, 2022 Live & Local is back – and now on a Friday night. The April concert on Friday 22nd features Bruci Jordan, PLot
Changes to the COVID-19 Protection Framework – Employment Law Implications April 11, 2022 The Government has announced major changes to the COVID-19 Protection Framework. From 4 April 2022 the following will take effect:
Raglan Community Radio launches new website April 11, 2022 We’re very excited at Raglan Community Radio at the moment because we finally have our new podcasting system up and running.
Raglan Naturally fostering community connection April 11, 2022 Held over 10 days between 18-27 March, Neighbour’s Day is a nation-wide initiative that celebrates community connectedness, resilience and manaakitanga.