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Shaping a stronger Raglan workforce

Raglan’s business community recently gathered for a hui focused on developing a strong, sustainable local workforce. Hosted by Whāingaroa Raglan Destination Management Organisation/Go Raglan and the Raglan Business Chamber, the hui Shaping a Stronger Local Workforce...

Let your place ride the WSL wave

This May, the World Surf League Championship Tour is rolling into town, and Whāingaroa will be buzzing with surf lovers chasing the perfect wave - and settling in to soak up the action. If you’re planning to paddle out of town during the comp, now’s the perfect time...

Raglan student gives back through Duke of Edinburgh Gold Journey

Raglan local Enfys Hewett is no stranger to commitment, balance, and quiet determination. A student at Diocesan School for Girls in Hamilton, Enfys is currently working towards the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award, having already successfully completed both...
Raglan iHub? Who are they?

Raglan iHub? Who are they?

The Raglan iHub Information and Art Centre is a hidden gem that some locals may not even know exists. The Raglan iHub has remained under the radar for many who fondly remember its predecessor, Raglan i-Site. However, the iHub is not just a replacement; it is an...

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A Community Gem in Raglan

A Community Gem in Raglan

The Stoned Cow Café is a charming, family-run establishment that offers much more than just delicious food and great coffee—it’s a hub for creativity, connection, and community. Owned and operated by Samantha and Shaun Payne, the café has an intriguing backstory,...

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Join the iHub Community

Join the iHub Community

Calling All Club Organisers In a town as vibrant and dynamic as Raglan, the spirit of community thrives through the diverse range of activities, clubs, and groups that bring people together. From surfing enthusiasts to knitting circles, from yoga classes to book...

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Matariki ki Whaingaroa 2024

Matariki ki Whaingaroa 2024

The large cluster of stars known as Matariki has a rich history and cultural significance in Aotearoa. Some consider the full name for the cluster to be ‘Ngā Mata o te Ariki Tāwhirimātea’ (the eyes of the god Tāwhirimātea). Tāwhirimātea became so angry when his...

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Whāingaroa Raglan Water Tower Public Art Mural Restoration

Whāingaroa Raglan Water Tower Public Art Mural Restoration

Artists from across the motu have the opportunity to leave their mark on one of Raglan’s most recognisible landmarks. The water reservoir tower has a wall area of approximately 240-square metres.  Located on the corner of Norrie Ave and Bow St it dominates the view...

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Spotlight on Anastasia

Spotlight on Anastasia

Summer, so far, has been a refreshing change after the challenges of last year. The village has been bustling with activity and despite the cancellation of the New Year’s Eve parade, the fireworks delighted. Soundsplash was a hit, and the general mood has been happy...

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Questions from afar at the Raglan iHub

Questions from afar at the Raglan iHub

Happy New Year to everyone.  A sincere thank you to those who purchased our exceptional stock in December. Your purchases not only brought joy to the recipients but also greatly supported our dedicated creators. The summer season in Raglan always brings a flurry of...

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