In October 2025, local body elections across Aotearoa included a poll on whether Māori Wards in Councils should be retained. Māori Wards

A new role supporting Whāingaroa Raglan’s tourism and events workforce is now underway, helping ensure local people can access meaningful employment opportunities as

A Raglan-built home was placed on the national stage in December 2025 when Nixon Homes’ Kōtare Grove project at Rangitahi Peninsula claimed the

One of the most prestigious events on the Raglan Bowling Club calender was given extra impetus this year with NZ rep and

Freedom2Fly, Raglan’s home of syllabus dance, circus and acro excellence, is thrilled to announce the exceptional achievements of its students in the

Once again, Whāingaroa Youth Movement delivers a wonderful prose on life’s lessons, with this year’s performance titled The Woz. Aptly set in

We caught up with Gina Jansen to hear the latest on the firm’s move into The Factory at 58 Wallis St –

With 31 keen new to golf participants, the Raglan Golf fairways were a-buzz to swishes and swings as female golfers hit their

A new website, Go Raglan, has been launched by the Whāingaroa Raglan Destination Management Organisation (WRDMO) as the go-to online guide for

The Raglan Town Hall transformed into the foggy, cobblestoned streets of Victorian London for Raglan Theatre Academy’s world-class adaptation of Oliver Twist.

As Christmas approaches, Raglan once again takes on that familiar summertime rhythm. The streets are lively, surfboards lean against shop fronts, and

The Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Award is an internationally recognised award focusing on personal challenge and skill-building. This year, Raglan Area School

The Raglan community gathered on Saturday, November 15, for the third annual mental health and suicide-awareness event hosted by Tumanako Whāingaroa—a day

Year 13 student Lenka Cargill has been awarded the prestigious Raglan Community Arts Council Fine Arts Cup, recognising her outstanding achievement, creativity,