By Emma Brooks, Raglan Old School Arts Centre. 9 September 2014 Fantail Blond-haired Tania thinks she’s Maori. She works the night shift at her
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In the running for a RAFFA
By Emma Brooks, Raglan Old School Arts Centre There’s homegrown talent aplenty amongst the nominations for this year’s RAFFA awards. Winner of the 2013
Children’s book by Raglan illustrator rewarded with multiple awards
After a sellout first release after its publication in New Zealand in 2013, ‘The New Old Farm’ has now been released in the USA.
Raglan artists featured in arts magazine
In its second issue, indie magazine has extensive coverage of some of our Raglan artists. The new magazine is pitched as covering independent kiwi