A recruitment company’s recent questioning of job applicants to declare any history of family violence has put into the spotlight the legalities around

The warm weather is on the way and Raglan Gelato is delivering the taste of summer packed in a tub.

Over the last two weeks, there have been five family harm incidents reported and ten dishonesty offences.

Two Raglan women, from a range of industries, are among more than 60 high-achieving New Zealanders named as Women of Influence Awards

The event may have been postponed for the second year in a row due to Covid, but the Raglan Arts Weekend (RAW)

Many locals may have time on their hands thanks to Covid restrictions but not so the 16-odd arts and craftspeople busily preparing

We could have been mistaken that last weekend was Labour Weekend! The sun was out and so too were the people! The

WEL Networks and Raglan Local Energy are launching an electric vehicle (EV) smart charging and distributed energy resources (DERs) trial.

While we enjoy the party atmosphere that comes with big displays of loud noise, colour, and flashing lights this is not always

Local writer Merren Tait has recently released the third book of her Good Life series and also celebrates winning an international award

Kia ora koutou, We would like to acknowledge our community and the ongoing challenges that many face in lockdown; our hospitality businesses,

Aeronavics, New Zealand’s premiere drone company, is moving away from its Raglan/Te Uku Base. In October they are relocating to their new

So why are non-mainstream ideas about Covid 19 refusing to go away?

Margaret Dillon – a heart of gold within the community – recently won ASB’s Good as Gold award. We all know Margaret,

For the second year in a row, the Raglan Arts Weekend had to pull the pin on its highly anticipated open studio