Alani Morse wins bronze as Kiwi juniors finish eighth in El Salvador
Raglan surfer Alani Morse has claimed bronze at the 2026 ISA World Junior Surfing Championships in El Salvador, helping New Zealand to its best
WSL NZ Pro to return to Raglan in 2027
A new community impact report has found strong support for the inaugural World Surf League Championship Tour in Whāingaroa Raglan, while highlighting opportunities to strengthen
Nearly 100 Raglan artworks in RAW Preview Exhibition next week
How do you get nearly 100 artworks into the Raglan Arts Centre gallery, and yet still manage to give each one space to breathe?
Plan for Death Without Debt
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
What started as a toe-tapping bit of fun has quickly turned into a full-blown craze for Raglan’s growing line dancing community.
Colourful tale of how youngsters are luring back native birdsong
A locally produced children’s picture book with a strong message of conservation was launched last week, highlighting how the Karioi Project’s trapping programme
Understanding your nervous system and why it matters
Have you ever noticed your body reacting before your mind catches up – a racing heart, tight chest or that “on edge”
Update from Raglan Volunteer Coastguard
A surfer is safe thanks to the swift actions of a vigilant member of the public and the rapid response of the Raglan
Soul Runner reaches the finish line with first book
After seven years of writing, revising and publishing, Raglan runner Campbell Forlong has crossed a different kind of finish line with the
Go Raglan Jobs connects volunteers with community
Let’s celebrate Whāingaroa Raglan’s unsung heroes this National Volunteer Week (14–20 June).
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