Despite the challenges of Covid-19 and being in level 3, Raglan Surf Lifesaving Club is gearing up for another fun, challenging and

Over the last two weeks there have been fifteen dishonesty offences, including burglaries, shoplifting, fraud and unlawfully taking of motor vehicles. 

On Tuesday 26 October, Raglan Area School, along with all other schools around the country under level 3, welcomed back year 11-13

Raglan shoppers will be able to get their fix of locally grown fresh produce at the inaugural Raglan Growers’ Market, and get

Two candidates have been nominated to fill an extraordinary vacancy on the Raglan Community Board and an election has been called for

The weekend that should’ve been…It is no secret that our quaint and charming hometown is also a major tourist destination. 

Labour Weekend usually marks the start of a busy period for Whāingaroa but with level 3 restrictions remaining in place it was

As someone who has mixed feelings about the Pharmaceutical industry, and has spent the last 20 years banging on about alterative viewpoints,

On Thursday 30 September, the Supreme Court ruled that the Environmental Protection Authority were wrong in granting consent to Trans Tasman Resources

W henua Māori on Wainui Road, sitting idle for decades, will be home for 22 whānau, both local and those living as

Waikato District Council’s plans to fence the landing strip at the Raglan Aerodrome due to safety concerns have some in the community

This information has been put together by local health professional Dr. Robin Youngson, supported by Dr Mike Loten from Raglan Medical. Dr

Members of our community shared their reasons for getting vaccinated.

On Sunday 3 October, Whāingaroa residents were alerted that there was a positive covid case in our town. Many shops  in the

With Raglan in the spotlight for COVID-19 cases, local businesses are grappling with the fallout as they shut the doors to school