Building Community Resilience – Sharing Local Stories
Jasmine and daughter Stella share their journey and what resilience and community mean to them.
Waikato District Council weighs priorities for the next nine years
Waikato District Council is seeking feedback from residents to shape the 2025-2034 Long-Term Plan (LTP) and ensure that rates remain at reasonable levels over the next nine years.
Transport Funding Cuts 2024
A recent article in the Waikato Times raised concerns about a $100 million transport funding shortfall for the Waikato region, with $20 million cut from Waikato District’s budget.
Tōkū Kainga Kids
Tōkū Kainga Kids was started by Bryony Wilson and Ruby Gibbs. We aim to provide a safe, supportive and encouraging
Raglan iHub? Who are they?
The Raglan iHub Information and Art Centre is a hidden gem that some locals may not even know exists. The Raglan iHub has remained under the radar for many who fondly remember its predecessor, Raglan i-Site.
Raglan Business Chamber: September 2024 Board Report
We’re excited to introduce three new members to the Raglan Business Chamber Board:
Te Mata Tennis Club
Te Mata Tennis Club extends its heartfelt thanks to Rabobank for selecting them as the winners of the 2024 Good Deeds Competition. We also express our gratitude to the Raglan Community Board for their belief in and support for this project.
Walk, run or cycle: Raglan’s Town2Surf cycleway takes another step towards completion
Having undergone significant work over the past year, the completion of Raglan’s Town2Surf cycleway is on the horizon, providing locals and visitors alike with a safe place to walk, run and cycle.
Waikato District Council enhances papakaainga development opportunities
Waikato District Council is breaking down barriers to make it easier for Maaori landowners to build and develop papakaainga housing on whenua Maaori.
Papakāinga: Whenua blessing in Whāingaroa marks start of construction
Whenua Māori near Whāingaroa (Raglan) that has been sitting idle for decades will soon be home to local Waikato whānau and bring those from afar who are yet to experience living on their ancestral whenua.