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New Wainui Road bridge dropped
Enquiries made by community champion John Lawson have found that the new Wainui Road bridge Investigation and signage wayfinding review have been dropped from
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Rates up 5.7% for Raglan & Waikato Region
WRC news Waikato regional councillors have set their budget for 2025/26, landing on a 5.7 per cent increase in rates revenue which is higher
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Skippers warned of bar crossing dangers after Raglan incidents
Harbourmaster news Six people are lucky to be alive after after two separate boating incidents at Raglan in three days. The incidents have prompted
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May 17, 18 – movies: AI . TEAROA, THE RETURN, A COMPLETE UNKNOWN, THE WEDDING BANQUET
For the third weekend in May, the Raglan Old School Arts Centre at 5 Stewart St, has four movies coming up including one new
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May 12: Bike racks back on Raglan to Hamilton Route 23 bus
Bike racks return to Waikato buses, rollout staged Bike racks will once again be available for bus passengers to use on the Raglan to
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May 24, 2017May 25, 2017

Israeli woman rescued from Karioi

NZ Police news An Israeli tourist has been rescued from the bush south west of Raglan. She called for help after 5pm on Monday

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May 23, 2017May 25, 2017

Fees going up for Raglan dog owners

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Waikato District Council Dog Registration Fees & Charges 2017/2018 The following dog registration fees and charges have been adopted by the Waikato District Council.

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May 22, 2017July 8, 2017

Jun 30 – Jul 2: Word Cafe Raglan 2017

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Word Cafe Raglan is back in 2017 with a programme of poetry, workshops, and readings at the Raglan Town Hall. This readers and writers festival

Oi, aka Grey-Faced Petrel, is one of the few burrowing petrels to still survive on the New Zealand mainland, and Oi come to the Raglan coastline to breed every winter. - Image Karioi Maunga

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May 21, 2017May 25, 2017

May 24: Oi Night – May season monitoring

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Hello volunteers and supporting landowners and backyard trappers! Another new moon brings the Oi onto our coastline this month. We’ll be continuing our monitoring