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Breaking News:
  • Little blue penguins at home on Raglan’s Ngarunui Beach
  • SH23 Raglan to Hamilton maintenance
  • More work on 23 for most of November
  • Raglan head office in Tokoroa
  • October 28: Raglan Community Board meeting at Te Uku Hall
  • Little blue penguins at home on Raglan’s Ngarunui Beach

    Little blue penguins at home on Raglan’s Ngarunui Beach

    A pair of nesting korokaa (little blue penguin) have been discovered on Ngarunui Beach, during boardwalk renewal works earlier this week. We are currently
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  • SH23 Raglan to Hamilton maintenance

    SH23 Raglan to Hamilton maintenance

    Waka Kotahi says there’s plenty happening on SH23 in the lead up to Christmas. It’s spring so out come the maintenance crews. Warmer weather
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  • More work on 23 for most of November

    More work on 23 for most of November

    Waka Kotahi advises that SH23 Raglan: Overslip repairs will start from 2nd November on a site west of Whatawhata using stop/go traffic management between
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  • Raglan head office in Tokoroa

    Raglan head office in Tokoroa

    On Friday 30th October, Waikato Mayor Aksel Bech announced Susan Law will step up as Acting Chief Executive of Waikato District Council, pending the
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  • October 28: Raglan Community Board meeting at Te Uku Hall

    October 28: Raglan Community Board meeting at Te Uku Hall

    This summary of the agenda for the September 16th Raglan Community Board meeting has been prepared by John Lawson, Secretary of Whāingaroa Environmental Defence
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Little blue penguins at home on Raglan’s Ngarunui BeachSH23 Raglan to Hamilton maintenanceMore work on 23 for most of NovemberRaglan head office in TokoroaOctober 28: Raglan Community Board meeting at Te Uku Hall
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January 24, 2018January 26, 2018

Whibley wins Raglan Rocx

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Bikesports news by Andy McGechan It was two missions in one that former Kiwi international Paul Whibley managed to complete near Raglan on Saturday

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Arts Information Town and Around 
January 23, 2018February 3, 2018

Feb 2: Parabola West – Purity of Weakness

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Parabola West’s Purity of Weakness tour At Raglan Old School Arts Centre, 5 Stewart Street, Raglan 2nd February 2018  Doors open 7.30pm. To buy

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January 22, 2018January 26, 2018

Jim Anderton, a hero for Hector’s and Māui dolphins

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Aotearoa Dolphin news Dolphin conservationists pay tribute to Jim Anderton. Jim Anderton did more for the conservation of Hector’s and Māui dolphins than any

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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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