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September 16: Raglan Community Board meeting
This summary of the agenda for the September 16th Raglan Community Board meeting has been prepared by John…
WSL Championship Tour confirmed to return to Raglan in 2027
The world’s best surfers will return to Manu Bay next year, with the World Surf League confirming Raglan…
Raglan News Bulletin: Alani Morse wins bronze at World Junior Surf Champs
Alani Morse has won the bronze medal in the U16 Girls Division at the ISA World Junior Surf…
Lisa invites public to hear how council plans to spend over the next decade
Keeping rates increases down will increasingly mean deciding which playground upgrades, community facilities and future infrastructure projects Waikato…
Phil McCabe believes Taranaki-King Country is ‘green at heart’
Taranaki-King Country may be one of National’s traditional strongholds, but new Green Party candidate Phil McCabe believes the…
Raglan surfers make their mark in El Salvador as local election field grows
Local surfers are in the water at the ISA World Junior Surfing Champs in El Salvador with first-time…
Whāingaroa ocean advocate Phil McCabe to stand for Greens
Whāingaroa environmental advocate and former tourism operator Phil McCabe has been selected as the Green Party candidate for…
Local decisions, local impact: Lisa Thomson on what council does for Raglan
From the wharf and Wainui walkways to playgrounds, libraries and Raglan’s wastewater system, Whaingaroa Ward councillor Lisa Thomson…
PM’s ‘make your own choice’ message raises questions over Waikato amalgamation
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has told a public meeting in Taupō that the Government is not forcing amalgamation…
$34 a year: Mayor Aksel questions whether rates cap tackles real council costs
The Government’s proposed rates cap could save the average ratepayer about $34 a year. Speaking to Raglan Community…
