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Breaking News:
  • 2 security cameras for Raglan
  • Lifejackets required for paddleboards and dinghies
  • Sep 5, 6 – movies: KIRI & LOU GO RAA!, STORIES ABOUT MY BODY, LUCA, PRIMAVERA
  • Aug 23: Better Buses hui in the Raglan Town Hall Supper Room
  • Council investigates ‘serious damage’ to stream south of Raglan

Sports

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September 24, 2010

Everything set for national lambshearing championships at Raglan in January 2011

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Many of New Zealand’s smallest communities including Raglan, will host some of the country’s most successful sports stars as a season comprising 60 shearing

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September 23, 2010

Heading up Karioi

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The easiest way up Mount Karioi is from the Ruapuke side, but it is still a 6 km walk, climbing 550 metres to the

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September 20, 2010

Ramblers off to check out bluffs

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On Wednesday, 22nd September, Raglan Ramblers are off to Pakoka valley – where the river from Bridal Veil enters Aotea Harbour through limestone bluffs. 

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September 11, 2010

Raglan Ramblers off to Te Awamutu

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  On Wednesday 15th September, Raglan Ramblers are off to Kakepuku.  There is a 4km climb up the 449m volcano near Te Awamutu.  And

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