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Quiet contributors recognised with Mayoral Awards
Two Whāingaroa community contributors have been recognised for work they often carry out behind the scenes, with Luca…
25 July, 2026
Raglan News Bulletin: Road closures and local contributors celebrated ahead of a big weekend of sport
The Waikato District Mayoral Awards were announced this week with the Whaingaroa Weedbusters and Te Mata’s Luca Grilli…
24 July, 2026
Board chair frustrated by lack of plan for Raglan’s future
Raglan Community Board chair Ross Wallis says the town’s lack of a long-term plan is making it harder…
20 July, 2026
WSL saw positive economic boost as Waikato prepares for new speed limits
There is positive news for those wanting the WSL New Zealand Surf Pro to come back to Raglan.…
17 July, 2026
Roads will pay the price if rates are cut too far, says roading chair
Keeping rates increases down may save households money now, but Waikato District Council roading sub-committee chair Mike Keir…
17 July, 2026
Marae looks to customary tools to protect Whāingaroa kaimoana
Concerns about depleted shellfish stocks, pressure on accessible fishing areas and reports of people stripping sea life from…
15 July, 2026
Raglan bus contract could lock in cuts and unequal service
Waikato Regional Council is preparing to award new bus contracts that could leave Raglan with crowded peak buses,…
14 July, 2026
Will Raglan’s future be decided by councillor’s from Hamilton? Merger deadline nears as bus concerns mount
The question; will Raglan’s future be decided by councillor’s from Hamilton still has no clear answer as we…
13 July, 2026
Matariki opens pathway to stars, voyaging and remembrance
Matariki opens pathway to stars, voyaging and remembrance For Manihera Forbes, Matariki is more than a cluster of…
9 July, 2026
Who Gets to Decide How Raglan Grows?
Raglan’s main street was once repaved twice and repainted three times within a matter of months as different…
7 July, 2026