Sport, surf and school pride
International Women’s Day on March 3 is a timely reminder that girls can do anything – and Te Mata School senior teacher Kathy Briant
Making It Work by Designing Training for Women with Esther Keown
What if women have been training the wrong way all along? I recently invited Esther Keown onto my Raglan Community Radio show How to
Ask the Artist: with Lin Van Craenenbroeck of Moz-art
Rooted in colour, memory and craftsmanship, Lin Van Craenenbroeck’s work transforms fabric into story. Drawing on a lifelong instinct for texture and pattern, she
Labour Weekend to bring art enthusiasts to town
Labour Weekend is nearly upon us and with that is the Raglan Arts Weekend which is a free, non-ticketed event suitable for
B&B with supreme views hits the market
An accommodation location with some of the best views in Raglan is up for sale as the owners place the property on
Raglan Wellness Festival hits town this month
The inaugural Raglan Wellness Festival is set to hit Raglan this Month. The Chronicle caught up with organiser Gail McJorrow.
Over the fence lends rural voice to radio
One of Raglan Community Radio’s newest DJ Craig Mitchell is getting a little bit country in his show Over the Fence.
Raglan Arts Weekend set to wow visitors over Labour Weekend
Raglan is gearing up to be the place to be over Labour Weekend with the highly anticipated Raglan Arts Weekend, now in
Sage words as Harbour Care’s two-millionth tree planted
It’s not every day a Government minister comes all the way to Raglan to plant a single tree but the spading in
Raglan Volunteer Coastguard takes home trifecta of awards
Raglan Volunteer Coastguard recently picked up three awards at the Coastguard Northern Region’s annual awards ceremony.
Farewell to Isa
This week the Chronicle spoke to Anexa vet nurse, Isa Hulena-Leslie, who is leaving her position at the local veterinary clinic after
Raglan Junior Soccer 2020 season wrap up
Considering the disruptions caused by Covid-19, we managed to get through the season with the kids having a great time and with
No chance to ‘doo little’ after flower stall venture blossoms
Everything from bunches of flowers to seedlings, cookies and preserves jostles for space each day on Rosalie Trolove’s trolley outside her home
Whaingaroa Talent Factory 2020
Entries to the inaugural youth competition, the Whaingaroa Talent Factory, are closing this Friday, September 25. Entry requirements have been clarified to
Big day for local identity
It was something of a family affair this week as longtime Raglan identity Clint Baddeley was presented by the Governor-General with his
Red Robin locks down reggae long player
It’s a long way from New Zealand to Jamaica, but the distance hasn’t stopped an alliance between two reggae musicians.
Love me fenders: initial wharf work gets a tick
New fenders now attached to the row of poles running along the front of Raglan’s wharf are the first tangible signs of
Robopa
I te wiki tuarima i tae mai tētahi rōpū karetao, ko Robopa kia whakaako i o rātou pūkenga miharo rawa ki a
The Latest Issue
Raglan Surf School
SUPERVALUE RAGLAN
