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  • WRC says local voice critical

    WRC says local voice critical

    Waikato Regional Council says the region’s ability to manage growth, climate risk and infrastructure relies on strong regional leadership supported by a clear and
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  • Waikato District Council tries online surveys to listen to communities 

    Waikato District Council tries online surveys to listen to communities 

    Waikato District Council is inviting residents to take a more direct role in shaping the future of the district with the launch of a
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  • Surfing champs lured to Raglan by $70 M events package

    Surfing champs lured to Raglan by $70 M events package

    The NZ Events Association says that the Government’s new $70 million Events Package is already delivering results. They say that events like the WSL
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  • May 15-25: Manu Bay on Surfing Champs tour

    May 15-25: Manu Bay on Surfing Champs tour

    The New Zealand Pro event will take place at Manu Bay and will be the fourth stop on the 2026 Championship Tour, bringing the world’s
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  • Barbara Kuriger

    Raglan MP wants to stand again on 7 Nov

    Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has announced that the 2026 General Election will be held on Saturday 7 November. “Continuing the recent tradition of announcing
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WRC says local voice criticalWaikato District Council tries online surveys to listen to communities Surfing champs lured to Raglan by $70 M events packageMay 15-25: Manu Bay on Surfing Champs tourBarbara Kuriger
A century ago, the Great War continued most of the year and troops were still being enlisted until shortly before the German Armistice in November 1918. However, each armistice was celebrated, starting with the surrender of Bulgaria at the end of September. Does anyone know which was being celebrated in this photo of the Harbour View Hotel? Image John Lawson
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January 21, 2018March 21, 2018

Sands of time – Continuing our occasional history series, we look back to Whaingaroa a century ago – 1918

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By John Lawson Of the 20 soldiers from Whaingaroa who died in the 4 years of war, 8 died in 1918, though only 3

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January 20, 2018January 22, 2018

Jan 22: Last days to give Feedback on District Plan- Council proposing to increase height of buildings allowed in Raglan’s Bow Street area

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Summary prepared by Whaingaroa Environmental Defence Incorporated from Secretary: John Lawson, 51 Cliff St, Raglan 07 825 7866 johnrag@vodafone.co.nz We’ve until 5pm on Monday

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January 19, 2018January 22, 2018

Resolved from 8am on 22nd: SH 23 Alert- Soundsplash Traffic

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 Public Event – Resolved RESOLVED WHAT: Delays may be experienced by road users due to the Soundsplash Festival taking place in Raglan from Friday

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Hydrotech have started inspecting the Waikato Council's wastewater pipes. Image supplied
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January 19, 2018January 26, 2018

Innovative technology used to clean and check Raglan wastewater pipes

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Waikato District Council news Waikato District Council has appointed a new contractor to continue the cleaning and inspection of its wastewater network. The cleaning and

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