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MAGAZINE ISSUE APRIL 2021

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FE ATUR E

SE ACH A NGE IN H A R BOUR’S STATE BEGA N WITH QUERY

W H A I N G A R OA HARBOUR CARE

BY EDITH SY MES M O V E R S A N D S H A P E R S : A S E R I E S O N WA Y S R A G L A N R E I N V E N T E D I T S E L F F RO M T H E S L E E P Y S E A S I D E TOW N O F T H E S E V E N T I E S .

Sign of success: Fiona indicates flourishing seagrass in the harbour.

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rom the worst harbour in the country for recreational fishing to one of the cleanest,

Raglan’s undergone a seachange over the past 26 years – and it’s all largely down to two people who cared.

Back then in the 1990s keen local fisher Fred Lichtwark took the first step by putting up a notice in the local library asking if anyone even cared that the harbour turned so muddy after rainfall.

And environmental scientist Fiona Edwards – who was regularly observing from the deck of her Raglan West home how the sparkling blue waters of the harbour were frequently turning brown for weeks at a time – responded “actually yes I do care”.

So she met up with Fred, a one-time farmer turned environmentalist perhaps best known these days as an outspoken Waikato regional councillor, who reckoned the solution was to plant masses of trees to stop sediment and runoff getting into the harbour.

It was 1995 and, in response to a leaflet drop, 70-odd concerned people turned up to a public meeting in the town hall, Fiona recalls.

They were mostly farmers, fishers, scientists and local hapū – including staunch Māori land rights activist Eva Rickard – and they endorsed a simple plan to start growing plants.

That same meeting also spawned Whaingaroa Harbour Care which initially had just 15 signed-

Cr Fred Lichtwark last year with former Minister of Conservation, Eugenie Sage.

the planting of 100,000 to 120,000 trees a year

Put simply, the more plants there are the

in the Whaingaroa catchment – a massive 525

cleaner the water in streams and harbours,

sq km area of mostly farmland.

Fiona explains. This in turn gives better fishing,

“It’s extraordinary,” Fiona marvels of the achievement. “And it’s made a huge difference.”

She cites an old Ministry of Fisheries study showing it once took recreational fishers 18 hours on average to catch a fish in Whaingaroa harbour, and contrasts that with the situation today.

Fred for instance can catch his legal

quota in a single hour.

Harbour Care grew beyond backyards and has worked since its second year from a thriving nursery just off Wainui Rd, on Waikato District Council lease land. Its first plantings were at the nearby Wainui Reserve soon after Ngarunui Beach access road was opened up.

That was then the most publicly visible farmland in the catchment, says Fiona, with 200,000 visitors a year flocking to the beach beyond in the early 1990s.

The planting programme has continued apace, and last October Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage visited the reserve to help plant Harbour Care’s two millionth native tree in the Whaingaroa catchment.

“How entirely fitting that it be planted here (in Wainui Reserve), she remarked at the time.

“You have been visionaries for Aotearoa.”

A key to Harbour Care’s success has been the

up members who, Fiona remembers proudly,

buy-in from local farmers to the value of riparian

began to nurture seedlings in their own

planting and fencing of waterways.

backyards.

“They got it,” Fiona says of landowners’ co-

safer swimming and improved water quality for threatened species like the Maui dolphins.

Harbour Care initially gave its plants away to farmers, then charged a nominal $1 per plant.

Now it’s still a modest $3.50 to $4.50 each for plants “in the ground”.

As a result of the combined push 95 percent of Whaingaroa’s coastline is now fenced off, says Fiona, and the results can be clearly seen at low tide through the regrowth of large areas of seagrass.

Whaingaroa harbour has been transformed, she says, from a polluted to a flourishing ecosystem.

It costs $350,000 a year to run Whaingaroa Harbour Care, a figure which includes paying the lease and a small team of staff each planting season. Fortunately landowners have pitched in to meet the cost of trees, while as an incorporated society Harbour Care has also been able to secure funding grants.

So where to next? “We are aware of the need for climate action and are currently trying to perfect our (economic) model,” Fiona reveals, “by moving into more planting of native trees for carbon capture.”

In practical terms that means Harbour Care is looking again to work alongside any landowners willing to set aside at least one hectare of land for planting of natives, which absorb carbon dioxide.

A small nucleus of four to five dedicated

operation. They could see the economic and

More than a quarter century on Fiona’s

locals have remained with Harbour Care over

environmental benefits that came from planting

convinced there’s plenty still to be done and “a

the years and can now claim responsibility for

beside waterways to control run-off, she adds.

future for groups like ours”.

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FE ATUR E GETTING TO K N OW T H E KAIAKO IN OUR COMMUNITY

TE ACHING R A NGATA HI

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he Local Rag sat down with local teacher Joseph Rajaram Rao to hear

PTA and connecting our community with our students.

about what inspires his work as well as

At what stage of life did you do your training and where ? Had you always wanted to teach? What were you doing prior to this?

some of his past adventures.

Where do you teach currently and what is your role?

I currently teach in the Year 7-10 area, teaching Social Sciences and English. I have held many different roles and originally when I started I created the Year 11-13 Senior Social Sciences department. I love working up at the kura with all the cool kaiako. My new role now is a community connector which I love. This is about supporting the

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I had a challenging time at school. I was a remedial reader, I was probably also pretty mischievous…. I had three distinctive and different learning experiences; being taught by the nuns… not the most fun I’ve had, Tauranga boys….. Hyper masculine and then boarding school… None of these environments created a spark for me or got me excited about learning. It was only

at university where I found the Social Sciences and revolutionary politics that I became passionate and engaged…This led to me becoming actively involved in the left-wing movement, in antiwar and social justice issues. I then became a teacher for the Trade Unions, teaching about discrimination and sexual harassment for youth and created a pilot programme for people who had been institutionalised for mental illness for ten years or longer. After that I taught English in South Korea in one of the first waves of teachers.

By then I was hooked on teaching and went to teacher training. My first proper teaching job was in Ōtara which I

Images | Geraldine Burns - g. design w: www.g-design.co.nz ig: @g.design_photo loved. I have also taught in Alternative Education Centres and other schools.

The local community is outstanding and I feel really blessed to be a part of it. There is a group of people who are committed to supporting our youth and there are so many people that are actively involved in making our community better, from environmentally, to culturally, to supporting the elderly and those who need a bit of awhi. It’s a really kind and loving community.

Tasha my wife and I both lost our mums to cancer very close together. I had already lost my dad as a child and Tasha had also lost her dad, so we were adult orphans. We were grief stricken and our kids were really sad. We wanted to show them that the world was full of fun, joy and adventure, as well as suffering. We wanted to create unique experiences and lasting memories.

I think we also just wanted to escape! So we spent some of our inheritance. Also, I had already spent a year in Germany when I was young, as my mother was German. There I learnt about her life as a refugee caused by WW2. Therefore as my Indian father had passed away while I was so young, I never really knew anything about my Indian culture. I had only spent a small amount of time there with my Indian relatives. I wanted to reconnect to that for myself and also for my family. We travelled right throughout India and spent some quality time with my relatives.

We created a street ‘school’ teaching art and games to street kids. We volunteered at several different organisations that help orphans. It was amazing to see what people are doing. It was a crazy, beautiful, unforgettable experience.

I understand a few years ago you spent an extended time in India as a family. Can you tell us about this experience and why you decided to pursue it?

It has changed and developed so much over the years. At the moment I am focused on

What aspect of teaching do you particularity enjoy?

I love to push the limits of teaching, bringing in creative and passion producing elements to inspire and engage young people. In particular, I really love teaching young people about the world, and supporting them to create social actions. This hopefully inspires them to live lives that make a difference and helps them realise they have the power to actively change their world. There are so many amazing rangatahi in Whaingaroa and I feel so much gratitude to them. It’s a total privilege to be a teacher.

How is the experience of teaching within your local community ?

Is there a particular focus/principle in teaching that resonates with you most?

attending to young people’s hearts as well as their minds and so I have started delivering the Roots of Empathy programme and developing what I call ‘therapeutic learning’’ . This is based on the neuro-sequential model. As for young people’s minds, I am enthused about the potential of rewiring the brain for our youth and so I’m working hard to bring a brain plasticity programme called Fast ForWord.

Do you have professional development goals to kick ?

I want to train for the World Peace Games in America and go back to India and build a school for street kids. I’m super keen to Introduce the Fast ForWord programme at our kura, that’s the dream...but I keep adding to the list!

Best movie, podcast, book, TV series you have come across recently?

Books on empathy - The Boy That Was Raised as a Dog and Born For Love.

I can’t watch netflix because I just binge watch, but a cool movie I have watched is Lion.

We made friends in India with kids like this so it was very heart-rending. I haven’t figured out how to use podcasts yet, but I love TedTalks on happiness.

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DON’ T LE AVE R AGL A N WITHOUT A ROBERT CUR R IE A RT WOR K B Y J A N I N E J AC K S O N

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aglan artist Robert Currie is not one to let a little health scare stop him from doing what he loves best – creating art.

Like a cat with nine lives, Robert has fought back from strokes, heart attacks, cancer, cataracts and depression, and has always come back with a great attitude to life.

Famous for his iconic paintings of Raglan scenes and his Pink Palace gallery, Robert is launching a new series of artworks with an environmental slant.

Breathing new life into CDs and 7-inch 45 rpm records, Robert is transforming them into coasters, wall hangings and fridge art.

Dubbed Don’t Leave Raglan Without One, the mini works of art depict Robert’s famous Raglan Roast hole in the wall scene, and he plans to add more scenes to the series.

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The ‘upcycling’ inspiration came to Robert during Lockdown, who like many, found himself spending long periods of time on his own.

“I had two ideas – to save the planet and to motivate others to do something as well.”

Launching the series during Easter, Robert is looking forward to sharing his love of Raglan and art with visitors to the gallery.

“They can take a piece of Raglan back with them at an affordable price,” he says.

A self-taught artist, Robert held his first exhibition 40 years ago when, on a whim, he asked a landlord of a vacant shop if he could lease it for six weeks.

He furiously sketched Waihi vistas during the day and sold his water colour originals at night.

Originally from Hamilton, Robert came to Raglan in 2001 after the

loss of his beloved wife Ann to cancer.

Suffering deeply from depression, he went for a drive over the Divvy and never looked back.

“When I got home, I said to Clyde the cat 'pack your bags we’re moving to Raglan',” he laughs.

Robert still considered himself a ‘closet artist’ and after his success in Waihi hadn’t really entertained the thought of ever exhibiting again.

A chance meeting in 2002 with the sisters Vera and Nora Van der Voorden who ran the then Te Uku Gallery convinced Robert to have an exhibition.

“Art saved my life,” Roberts says.

The nearly 80-year-old artist paints at night and into the early hours of the morning, and says it gives him the motivation to get up the next day.

“I’m really keen to get up in the morning and see what I’ve done,” he laughs.

Despite the prostate cancer he successfully fought in 2000 returning, Robert knows he’ll beat it again, and he’s keen to encourage other men to chat to the doctor about their health.

It would be his second exhibition and on opening night he sold 12 paintings and has never looked back.

“I like to think that I’m pushing this health issue with other men, especially through their wives because men aren’t always so good at getting themselves checked out,” he says.

With a renewed creative outlet, he found himself off the antidepressants and loving life once more.

Check out Robert Currie's new series Don’t Leave Raglan Without One at the Pink Palace Gallery, 4 James St – open 10am-5pm.

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A RT TO WE A R 2021 R ETUR NS WITH A HINT OF SPICE

R A G L A N A RT TO WEAR RETURNS FOR 2021

A F T E R T H E C A N C E L L AT I O N O F L A S T Y E A R ’ S E V E N T D U E T O C O V I D , W E C AT C H U P W I T H T H E A RT T O W E A R T E A M A B O U T T H E N E W DAT E S F O R T H I S Y E A R

ENTRY FORM: WITH ATTACHED PICTURE, BLURB AND FEE: USE A SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH ENTRY Name: ______________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________ Email: _______________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________________ Title of Artwork: ____________________________________ Signed: _____________________________________________

presented by Raglan Community Arts Council

SECTION: (Please tick) Lost at Sea -Children (under 13)

Spice of Life -Colour (adult)

It’s in the Bag -Mystery Bag (adult)

Carbon Neutral -80% min Recycled (open)

Art To Life (open) I AM ENTERING AS: (Please tick) Individual

5 th & 6 th June 2021 Raglan Town Hall Bow St, Raglan

Student: Junior / Secondary/ Tertiary

Whānau Collaboration – involves more than one person in the making of the entry e.g. Parent and child, group of friends or colleagues _____% Adult ______% Child involvement.

COMPLIMENTARY TICKET CHOICE Saturday 2pm

Saturday 7pm

Sunday 2pm

How has Raglan Art to Wear evolved over Because so much goes into planning and MODEL REQUIRED? the years in terms of ethos and participation?Yes running ArtNo to Wear the event is biennial.

Male Female Raglan Art to Wear show has remained The last event was meant to be in 2020, but *If selected I am happy for my artwork to be exhibited at the Old School Art Centre for the fortnight following this was canceled due to lockdown. the show. to a wonderful opportunity for entrants

No These events always take a dedicated and skilled team to pull off. How does it all come Community involvement remains Cut off this form, attach picture, blurb and fee and post to: together?

Raglanfrom Art to Wear Awards 2018 P O Box 47, Raglan paramount in all aspects of the show CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES FRIDAY 21 MAY 2021 planning to production.

Jean Carbon absolutely keeps Art to Wear ticking.

She knows what needs to happen, Over recent years the use of found or makes sure we are all on track and holds all foraged materials in the creation of art of our meetings at her house with wine and pieces has become part of the judging criteria to encourage participants to adhere snacks.

showcase their creativity & showmanship.

Yes

to the ethos of Raglan as a zero waste leader.

What gives you the greatest joy about the event?

Raglan is known for being a surf town, but there are also so many creative people so one of the joys of Art to Wear is seeing the community engaged in something totally unique - both entrants and spectators. You don’t have to be a professional artist to participate. It is also of course amazing to be wowed by the creativity and effort people put into their designs.

What do you say to those in the community considering entering for the first time?

Raglan Art to Wear show and all involved provide a supportive and encouraging social experience for participants their whānau and friends.

We introduced in 2018 a mystery section which is a excellent option for those wishing to have a selection of materials to get the creative juices flowing, or for first time entrants. This is available in 2021 as the “it’s in the bag" section.

What have been the challenging aspects?

How are you affected by the pandemic?

A lot of us get hung up on ...Should I enter?

This is a volunteer run event so the challenging aspects of Art to Wear are behind the scenes. We start slowly meeting about 1 year before the event date and then ramp up meetings as we get closer.

Everyone volunteers out of love for the event - fitting the time in amongst their other responsibilities. We need to find sponsors and apply for funding, plan the production, and let people know about the event among other tasks. It can be a bit hectic a month before showtime since we never know if people will make and enter! But it always seems to work out.

I haven’t got the creativity, the materials or the time Honestly once you stop questioning yourself and start making you will love the process of creating a outfit for Raglan art to Wear .

ANY DOUBTS …. phone or email Jean ; cell 027 2046820 jean @cbarn.co.nz What can we look forward to in this years coming event ?

Always a surprise! Raglan Art to Wear Team; Jean Carbon, Liz Hosking, Paula Nagels, Irene Goed, Anka Spry, Katy Armstrong, Val Bianchi and Christina Bianchi.

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COLLIDESCOPE R A G L A N A RT E X H I B I T I O N 2 0 2 1

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ince its inception in 2016, RaglanArt has grown from half a dozen to be a vibrant and proactive group of 20 artists and photographers.

Sixteen of our current members will be involved in the COLLIDESCOPE exhibition at the Old School Gallery through the month of April.

As well as painters of many styles, including watercolour, oil, encaustic, and acrylic and resin, there are two photographers and many who swap from style to style as they explore the mediums.

Julie Macdonald is a new member to the group and says: “I guess my style would be called “realism.” I particularly love painting landscapes and Raglan offers so much scope to produce something either peaceful or dramatic. I am very much a novice compared to other members of Raglan Art, but am learning something new with each painting completed.”

Loesje de Bree’s background is more formal: “The process of creating art always has been important to me and has been my preferred means of communication with others in my

career as an arts therapist and counsellor since 2001.

“My painting style has been described as ‘Quirky’, often depicting the human experience of feelings, thoughts and actions. I see myself as a visual storyteller, who leaves plenty of space for the viewer to recognize their own perceptions of themselves, others and the world.”

Wanda Barker will be known to many for her poetry and her art. She explains: “I paint joy. I paint darkness. I explore my own rage against injustice. I rarely have any idea what I am painting at the beginning. I choose a palette which I throw at the canvas like a bomb. Often hands in, messy. I use text, build more layers.

“Sometimes I cut holes and stab the canvas to let light in or find space in the work. Then sew it together, mend it. Paint over until I like 1t.

Sometimes it’s quick and intuitive. Other times it takes years of paint and mess to rehabilitate a work.”

The Opening will be on the evening of Thursday 1st April, 5:30pm to 7:30pm. We will be closed on Good Friday, then open every day from Saturday 3rd through to Thursday 29th, 10am to 4pm.

ARTISTS AT WORK STUDIOS & GALLERY An aerial survey of the electricity network will be undertaken by a contractor for network owner WEL Networks in the following rural areas during March/April 2021:

Te Akau

Raglan

High resolution imagery of the top of power poles will be taken by a low flying helicopter so safety and replacement assessments can be made.

The aim is to keep the public safe by rectifying any issues before they cause problems including power outages.

The public are encouraged to take appropriate steps with animals and livestock, if they are likely to be spooked, such as moving them away from paddocks near network power lines and/or moving them to a secure location.

For more information on expected dates for your area go to: wel.co.nz/news-and-media or

facebook.com/WELNetworks or call 0800 800 935

Please note dates may change due to weather conditions.

5B Wainui Road, behind Zinnia in Electric Avenue Open 10am - 4pm Friday to Sunday & statutory hols Jane Galloway and Marise Rare re are excited to show you their creative space which features their own paintings plus a growing selection of work by Raglan and well known NZ artists and artisans.

Art display refresh last Friday each month.

Visit us to see what's new.

Feature artist for Easter: Michael Smither View by appointment: Ph-02102934199

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Supporting local is very important to me. With so much incredible talent right here on our doorstep, I decided to create a space where we could come together and share some amazing creations from our local producers.

A Taste Of Raglan makes your local shopping easy! We have a very user-friendly website where you can choose from a beautiful pre-curated hamper, or you may choose to build your own.

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oin Raglan local and bestselling author Emma Galloway as she releases her new cookbook Every Day at the Old School, 5 Stewart St., Raglan on Friday 9 April, from 7pm to 8.30pm.

Enjoy a range of beverages from the licensed bar as you sample delicious, nourishing and simple-to-make recipes from Emma’s third book from her home kitchen.

The evening will include a Q&A with Emma herself and plenty of opportunity to mingle and chat. There will be books for sale on the night, with the opportunity to have them signed.

‘A book full of generous, vibrant food. As nourishing as it is delicious.

I want to cook it all.’ - Anna Jones ‘Every Day is just the kind of cookbook I long for! Full of simple, nourishing food with big flavours that I actually want to make.’ - Naomi Devlin, author of River Cottage Gluten Free

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ince opening SWOP four months ago, the community support has been better than we ever imagined. With a lot of local and holidaymakers shopping with us, we have been able to expand our ranges quicker than we anticipated.

The friendliness and interaction of our customers has been humbling and appreciated, and you have helped assist us with what else we can bring to the community. Run by an Aunty and Niece duo with a lot of help from family, the aim for us is to enable everyone to shop packaging free and to make a real difference to our environment.

We are constantly sourcing new and exciting products and taking feedback from customers about what they would like to see. We are really working hard to try and source New Zealand grown and locally made items, at affordable prices. Our next aim is to become an essential shop in Raglan!

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s the seasons change and days cool down, we can begin to be inspired by warming, colourful, nourishing foods.

Isn’t it amazing that beautiful cruciferous vegetables, kumara, and citrus fruits, which are packed with Vitamin A, Vitamin C, antioxidants, and other nutrients which play crucial roles in immunity, will be coming into season very soon?

At the Herbal Dispensary we have an abundance of locally grown, organic produce and products that can help support your immunity, wellbeing and overall glow this Autumn.

Here are some ‘food as medicine’ tips to consider: To support immunity, eat as many leafy greens, wholefoods, and colourful fresh fruits and vegetables as possible.

Include immune modulating and antimicrobial foods such as garlic, onion, ginger, turmeric, rosemary, and thyme. Spices and aromatic herbs are an incredibly rich source of a range of nutrients, antioxidants and phytochemicals.

Choose warming and nourishing tonics as alternatives to coffee or sugary beverages, such

as our delicious new Turmeric Elixir, Spiced Shroom Cacao, or Nepal Masala Chai. Perhaps replace your morning coffee with one of the drinks above, or try adding in an adaptogenic mushroom powder (such as Reishi or Chaga). Herbal teas such as ginger, echinacea, and elderberry are also all great choices.

KEY NUTRIENTS FOR IMMUNITY: Zinc, rich in oysters, shellfish, whole grains, pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds. Zinc is often found in protein-rich foods, essential for immunity, growth and repair.

Vitamin C, found in highest quantities in kumara, pumpkin, leafy greens, broccoli, red capsicum, kiwifruit and citrus.

Probiotics & Prebiotics: Probiotic rich foods include kefir, coconut yoghurt, kimchi and sauerkraut.

Prebiotics ‘feed’ good gut bacteria, and include fibrerich wholefoods such as oatmeal, apples, bananas, fresh fruit and vegetables.

Vitamin D: essential for immunity, and often deficient in many individuals in Winter. The best source is daily sunlight exposure; food sources include fatty fish, eggs and mushrooms. If you are affected by seasonal affective disorder or recurrent colds/ infections, talk to a natural health practitioner about possible supplementation

SUSTA IN A BLE PA R ENTING: E A R T H B E A T F E S T I VA L R E V I E W A N D H O U S E H O L D I D E A S F O R A U T U M N B Y K AT I E L O W E S

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aving the world with children IS possible, and guess what, it works! In 2019 Nche and his team proved that eco-parenting effects children’s ability to protect the environment1. Living off-grid is nothing new, some members of our community thrive in such existence. For the rest of us, living the eco life can seem like an unrelenting journey.

However, science shows us that parenting is a mechanism by which we can help children mitigate and adapt to climate change.

My family recently attended Earth Beat Aotearoa Festival, a zero-waste event. We took part in workshops, danced on the earth, and feasted on vegetarian cuisine. All of this with a few tin cups and plates in our backpacks.

Our children returned from the festival with compostable treasures: gems, wooden necklaces, balls of clay and dream-catchers. It was the first festival I have attended that was free of heavy branding. We drank beer and kombucha from our Contigo’s, and it felt great.

Earth Beat Festival epitomised cultural citizenship, the sharing of lost arts and traditions.

Workshops were available for all ages, and it was impossible to walk around and not be inspired by connections between people, as well as the sheer volume of shared skill. Given that creativity and crafts are at the heart of cultural sustainability, the question is: how can we take some of these ideas into our homes for the inward season of Autumn?

Making collections of natural materials and storing them in baskets, boxes and buckets is a perfect first step in providing compostable crafts for your children at home this Autumn. When children approach a play space, if it looks inviting it is the first step to success. Steiner, Reggio Emilia, and Montessori schools have taken this

angle over the last one hundred years. Indeed, Boyd argues this is an ancient Maaori approach to intergenerational learning, and a critical component of Te Whaariki2.

Once you have collected leaves, sticks, shells, branches, scraps of wool and cotton, then what? Firstly, children are the best creators, they will make something of their own accord.

Connecting to something genuine to you is another good place to start, weaving, braiding, knotting or sequencing the natural resources to make patterns. I presented dream-catcher and streamer-wand workshops for the Conscious Kids tent at Earth Beat, but by the time the workshops had ended the children were very busy co-creating with the open-ended resources.

A couple of years ago Dr Sanson and her team found that young people are deeply concerned about climate change3. Raglan has so much to offer families in terms of zero waste and lowwaste. Dreamview Farm, veg box schemes, SWOP, Herbal Dispensary, Plastic Free Raglan, and Extreme Zero Waste, just to name a few.

You can head over to Facebook and see Shelley’s awesome low-waste living inspo at ‘In My Kitchen’. Hopefully young people in Raglan will feel empowered to mitigate climate change. Grab some baskets, or head to your recycling bins for some boxes. Then into your garden, or your neighbours garden, for some Autumn leaves, sticks and seed pods. Build up collections, and when you have a bounty, start crafting. You can make rafts out of sticks, clay figures, driftwood doll-house furniture, the possibilities are endless.

1 Nche, G., Achunike, H. and Okoli, A., 2019. From climate change victims to climate change actors: The role of eco-parenting in building mitigation and adaptation capacities in children. The Journal of Environmental Education, 50(2), pp.131-144.

2 Boyd, D., 2019. The legacy café- the holistic benefit of reviving lost arts, crafts and traditional skills through an early childhood intergenerational sustainable skills project. Education 3-13, 48(2), pp.204-216.

3 Sanson, A., Van Hoorn, J. and Burke, S., 2019. Responding to the Impacts of the Climate Crisis on Children and Youth. Child Development Perspectives, 13(4), pp.201-207.

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ux Vomica – Live in Concert marks The Veils’ first tour of New Zealand since 2017 and their first Auckland headline performance since 2014.

album catalogue, alongside new, yet-to-be released music. Due to ongoing COVID-19 travel restrictions, the band will consist of an exciting new line-up of Veils old and new, including Finn Andrews, Dan Raishbrook, Liam Gerrard, Dave Khan, Cass Basil and Joe McCallum. Special guests Silicon and Purple Pilgrims will be joining The Veils on tour, adding even more to the already stellar shows.

It will also be the first time the band has played their legendary sophomore album live in its ferocious entirety. The album was originally recorded in Los Angeles with producer Nick Launay (PiL, Nick Cave, Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and has acquired iconic status since its release on Rough Trade Records in 2006.

Audiences across New Zealand will be treated to live renditions of the singles Advice For Young Mothers To Be, Calliope and One Night on Earth as well as the title track Nux Vomica (used to great effect by Italian film director Paulo Sorrentino in his early masterpiece Il Divo) and the cataclysmic, roof-raising Jesus For the Jugular. In addition to Nux Vomica, the must-see shows will also feature a selection of cuts from The Veils’ expansive

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very year the project, Tunes of Waikato, select four youth music groups/duo/solo artists through an audition process and this year Raglan local Sasha Kirkwood was selected along with Cape Hill from Glen Murray, Armed Goldfish from Taupo and Betend Rocket from Cambridge.

These winners have been mentored by successful music industry leaders.

They were also given the opportunity to record three songs each in a reputed recording studio in Hamilton and perform in up to ten concerts in different districts in the Waikato.

Sasha performing at the album releasing event.

Next event: Cambridge Town Hall.

We are bringing some of the finest youth musicians/ groups from Waikato to you.

Cape Hill from Glen Murray, Armed Goldfish from Taupo, Betend Rocket from Cambridge, Sasha Kirkwood from Raglan and Albert Street from Hamilton.

All of these bands and performers are the winners of the ‘Tunes of Waikato’ audition for songwriters, held in 2019 and 2020. The curtain raiser is the local rock n’ roll band ‘The Pingaz’.

Come with your families and friends to enjoy the young performers of the Waikato and support these music creators.

Saturday, April 17, 2021 at 7 PM. Admission is free.

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aglan’s artist community is gearing up for the 13th annual Raglan Arts Weekend, with key 2021 dates announced for keen Raglan artists as well as visiting art aficionados from across the country.

Due to the success and popularity of last year’s event, it will again be held over Labour Weekend, 23-25 October 2021.

Artist registration will open mid-April and the registrations will be capped at 42 artists. Last year 37 artists took part, so an addition of 5 artists brings the event to its biggest yet.

The registration fee remains the same as last year. There will be an Early Bird registration fee of $179 which will run for two weeks. After that, the full registration fee of $199 applies.

“Last year, we had to close registration two weeks early as we reached our maximum quota for participating artists,” says Nicky Brzeska, Raglan’s RAW Coordinator, who has been handling the Arts Weekend for the past 2 years. “We’re seeing a renewed energy around the event, and it’s great that we’re drawing significant interest from artists who are new to RAW – both emerging and well established. So, if you’re keen to enter, start getting your material together now,” she urges.

An official ‘Call for Registrations’ will be announced in April in the Chronicle, through an email from the Old School Arts Centre to all people who are interested in art news, as well as on the Raglan Noticeboard.

This year, artists will be required to supply all the following information at the time of registration to complete registration: 1. A complete registration form 2. The $179 Early bird or $199 Full Price entry fee 3. A biography - max 200 words 4. A one liner for the RAW brochure max 23 words 5. Four hi res pictures “It may seem some time away but it has a habit of creeping up on us so quickly!”

Nicky says. “We’re in the process of trying to obtain grant money and will also be working with our amazing sponsors again soon to try and drum up the funds we need to run the event. It’s not-for-profit and it’s expensive to run, and so this initial phase is crucial for us in terms of determining what kind of event we can pull off.”

If you would like to be kept informed about when registration opens or are interested in becoming a sponsor please email nicky@raglanartscentre.co.nz Magazine Issue April 2021 Raglan Chronicle | 15

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RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL

RAGLAN-WAIKATO

371 Maungatawhiri Road

48ha Views & Location • • • •

48ha (more or less) 26 Paddocks 4 Bedroom House and Sleepout Multiple Sheds

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Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625

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RAGLAN-WAIKATO 7 Park Drive Your Chance to Move to Raglan!

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Great residential property close to the beach and Raglan town centre • Large functional kitchen with plenty of storage • Fantastic deck to soak up sun with ocean and harbour views • Large parking area on site (good for boats or motorhome) This solid brick home sits proud on an enormous 1166sqm (more or less) section built with family and sunshine in mind. This home features 3 double bedrooms, a spacious open plan lounge/dining area, workshop and a convenient separate laundry.

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1549 Whaanga Road

Four Prime Lifestyle Sections

Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625 E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Situated at Ruapuke near Raglan are these four amazing lifestyle sections ranging in size from 8000m2 to 1.1ha, all have incredible ocean and mountain views. Within walking distance to Ruapuke beach very few properties ever come to the market. Take your pick of the sites available now and start planning your dream build.

$575,000 GST Inclusive

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Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625

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pggwre.co.nz/HAM32446

pggwre.co.nz/HAM33596

Helping grow the country

PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

AUCTION 40 Kaitoke Street Raglan This stunning 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom property tucked away in Kaitoke Bay invites relaxation and family fun. Well-presented and elevated with ample inner-harbour views, this beach house boasts a large entertaining deck overlooking the water and the famous magical Raglan sunsets over Mount Karioi. Watch from the lounge room as the kids swim and kayak out the front, catch a few flounder or simply walk across and launch your paddleboard right at the front door. Immerse yourself in nature and take an easy and scenic stroll along the pretty Kaitoke Walkway to school, and into the vibrant cafes and shopping. Currently being run as a holiday accommodation business, this property is being sold fully furnished.

Situated on 597sqm with a large double garage and parking for the boat. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23208 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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AUCTION AUCTION

6:00pm, Friday 23 April Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

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Melanie Carroll 021 760 468

44A Upper Wainui Road Raglan Imagine being at one with nature and living the lifestyle that goes along with it. Wake to a symphony of birdsong and the babble of the nearby stream, wander down the track to the beach or bask in the sun on the back deck. This lovely 2 bedroom property is nicely located sitting on the shoulder of Karioi only minutes from town. The cosy light-filled living area, with open plan dining and family kitchen, opens out onto the deck with a view over the back yard framed in native planting. There is gas heating, a modernised bathroom and separate laundry. A pretty wooden sleep out surrounded by fruit trees is great as an extra bedroom or serene office space to work from home. Offering a flat half share in 2327sqm more or less site, dwelling and garage/shed space plus a decent sized backyard. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23313 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

AUCTION

6:00pm, Friday 9 April Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

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Melanie Carroll 021 760 468

AUCTION 43 Bay View Road Raglan This property offers it all! An immaculate home with the perfect location and water views to complete your day - every day. The perfectly presented house boasts two bedrooms upstairs and the views from the master bedroom are divine! The lounge and dining is open-plan flowing seamlessly onto the north-facing deck.

Beautiful native timber joinery throughout adds to the class and style of the home. A completely self-contained one-bedroom flat located downstairs with a separate entrance provides endless opportunities. Single garage and a carport make this the perfect property to accommodate your recreational toys, complimented by the dry under house storage. Located right by the bay.

AUCTION Auction

6:00pm, Friday 23 April Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

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Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23305 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

AUCTION 58 Government Road Raglan If commanding water views are your preference and Raglan is your desired location, then this fantastic executive family home is what you have been seeking. Recently renovated, this sleek modern home has all the trimmings. Beautiful Australian hardwood floors, a modern kitchen and scullery, cedar cladding and perfectly manicured gardens add to the class and charm of this stunning two-storey property. All of this is just a short walk from the local beach. The house is thoughtfully configured with 3 double bedrooms, and a second living room downstairs, which could easily be used as a fourth bedroom. It also offers two well-appointed bathrooms, plus a large office/hobby room. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23303 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

19 Bay View Road Raglan

Auction

You are about to be wowed!!! On all three levels!!!!! High imposing ceilings upstairs are a feature of the large open plan, light-filled lounge, living, dining and kitchen. A generous family living area to say the least. You will imagine you are on top of the world in this space. Enjoy water, mountain and rural views wherever you look and they are amazing! The second level has four superbly presented bedrooms. Three double and a single plus bathroom and separate shower. Walk downstairs to the self-contained unit which has three bedrooms and again, you will be delighted by the presentation. A large deck flowing from the cozy lounge offering privacy and tranquility with views. The property is to be sold fully furnished.

6:00pm, Friday 9 April Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

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Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23301 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

AUCTION Auction

6:00pm, Friday 9 April Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

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Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

10A Violet Street Raglan

Auction

This delightful property offers both privacy and close proximity to Raglan amenities. A mere five minute walk to safe swimming bays or stroll in the opposite direction to the friendly town centre and enjoy the unique vibe that is Raglan. 10a Violet Street is nestled amongst mature evergreen trees providing privacy and bird song all year round. If you’re seeking an escape from the busy world this is a perfect forever home or holiday beach house. Three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a welcoming interior - bright, light and white with large double wooden doors opening onto the wrap-around decking. A second secluded decked area in the secret garden completes the fairy-tale package. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23311 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

6:00pm, Friday 30 April Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

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Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

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Raglan

Raglan

Lot 1, 10 Government Road

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Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 15 Apr 2021 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton Phone for viewing times Mark Frost 022 150 2244 mark.frost@bayleyswaikato.co.nz

Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 22 Apr 2021 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton Phone for viewing times Mark Frost 022 150 2244 mark.frost@bayleyswaikato.co.nz

SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Contemporary coastal home

Double slice of prime Raglan

This brand new architecturally designed coastal home will make your life in Raglan impeccably relaxing either everyday or as a holiday retreat.

Designed by Red Architecture, this wellappointed home features a generous open plan living area downstairs, which flows superbly through the stacker doors to the deck and private garden.

Explore development opportunities in this prime location in the heart of Raglan, the home and attached cross lease section can be sold as one parcel or individually. Wake up across the road from the water's edge in this original Raglan bach which sits prominently on a lucrative 1268sqm (more or less) corner spot right in the heart of Raglan where development options are abundant.

bayleys.co.nz/2312213

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Raglan

56 Upper Wainui Road

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Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 15 Apr 2021 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton Phone for viewing times Mark Frost 022 150 2244 mark.frost@bayleyswaikato.co.nz

Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 15 Apr 2021 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton Phone for viewing times Mark Frost 022 150 2244 mark.frost@bayleyswaikato.co.nz

SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Relaxing coastal home

Your relaxing family retreat

This brand new architecturally designed coastal home will make your life in Raglan impeccably relaxing as a family home or holiday get away.

Designed by Red Architecture, this wellappointed home features a relaxing open plan living area down stairs, which flows superbly through the stacker doors to the deck and private rear garden. You can relax with friends around the BBQ and outdoor fireplace in your own private bush hideaway.

Here is your exclusive opportunity to live in one of Raglan’s most sought after locations, you will be nestled in the native bush surrounds of Mt Karioi and less than a two-minute drive to world class surf breaks and relaxing beaches. The home features an expansive front lawn and established garden which is effortlessly encircled by the multiple indoor and outdoor living spaces so family life will be spacious and relaxing.

bayleys.co.nz/2312214

Raglan

Raglan

25 Rangitahi Road

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204 Rangitahi Peninsula Asking Price $921,770 Phone for viewing times Mark Frost 022 150 2244 mark.frost@bayleyswaikato.co.nz

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SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

New Retreat in Rangitahi

SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

North Point Residences, Rangitahi Located in the village core of the Rangitahi, Raglan's brand-new development North Point Residences, is located in the heart of the Rangitahi Peninsula subdivision. The six architecturally designed townhouses feature 85 sqm twobedroom layouts, each with a double carport and private court yard, North Point Residences can offer you the perfect low maintenance home, coastal bach or investment. Now individually priced!

Live the dream with views of Mount Kariori and close proximately to Raglan Harbour on lot 204 at Rangitahi Peninsula. Enjoy relaxing in your new sanctuary constructed by Golden Homes, a stunning open plan home, boosting three bedrooms, with comfort and convenience in mind, finished with quality fittings throughout.

Your new home will be located on the southwestern side of the Rangitahi Peninsula on a 400sqm (more or less) section.

bayleys.co.nz/2311388

bayleys.co.nz/2312063

SOLD

Raglan

Raglan

79D Hills Road

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For Sale View by appointment Mark Frost 022 150 2244 mark.frost@bayleyswaikato.co.nz SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Spectacular views and lifestyle

Price by Negotiation Phone for viewing times Mark Frost 022 150 2244 mark.frost@bayleyswaikato.co.nz SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Only one left - Lot 1 is now available!

Here is your unique opportunity to own one of Raglans true premier lifestyle properties. This magnificent large family home sits on just over 4ha (more or less) and is perfectly positioned at the very top of one of Raglan's most sought after streets where you have remarkable views of the township, inner harbour, Mt Karioi and stunning West Coast.

Are you looking for a relaxing lifestyle away from the city but close enough to commute, yet only a short drive to the vibrant coastal town of Raglan where beach life is simply relaxing? You can build your dream home on this exclusive lifestyle section, graze some animals, grown your own healthy food and a few minutes later be strolling along the beach, surfing or catching some fish for dinner as you watch the spectacular sun sets.

bayleys.co.nz/2312086

bayleys.co.nz/2312019

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NEW LISTING

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Raglan 36 Norrie Avenue

Raglan 10 and 12 Wallis Street

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With an outlook to cherish, a home to love and a location that will excite, rest assure that your hunt for the perfect property is now over with 36 Norrie Road, now available for sale. Positioned proudly on a freehold site of 1149sqm (more or less), there is much to love about this home. Recently refurbished and beautifully presented and offering contemporary comforts, this enticing residence will tick most of the boxes.

Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 22 Apr 2021 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton View 2-2.45pm Sat 27 Mar, Sun 28 Mar & Sun 4 Apr or by appointment Graham Rope 021 222 7427 graham.rope@bayleys.co.nz

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Prime development opportunity

Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 22 Apr 2021 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton View by appointment Graham Rope 021 222 7427 graham.rope@bayleys.co.nz

Two titles located on 1405sqm (more or less) proposes numerous possibilities!

SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

10 and 12 Wallis street could become the ideal location for your new home or future business development opportunities.

Commercially zoned.

This is an opportunity not to be missed, call Graham today to arrange a viewing.

bayleys.co.nz/2312224

bayleys.co.nz/2312243

BETTER

The market is hot, hot, hot! Demand is high and stock is low. There is no better time to sell. Talk to Stephen and Michelle today for exceptional results.

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Raglan Lot 2 Munns Road

Stephen O’Byrne 021 969 848 stephen.obyrne@bayleyswaikato.co.nz

Build your lifestyle dream What a lifestyle! This gorgeous two acre (more or less) bare block offers stunning 360 degree rural views, looking straight down the valley you can see Raglan township and even a glimpse of the ocean. A beautiful blank canvas with so much potential to really create your own tranquil piece of paradise.

There are only a few very mild covenants in place allowing you the flexibility to build a "Grand Designs" mansion a small cabin or even relocate a secondhand dwelling, the choice is yours!

bayleys.co.nz/2312103

Asking Price $450,000 View by appointment Stephen O'Byrne 021 969 848 stephen.obyrne@bayleyswaikato.co.nz Michelle O'Byrne 021 969 878 michelle.obyrne@bayleyswaikato.co.nz

Michelle O’Byrne 021 969 878 michelle.obyrne@bayleyswaikato.co.nz SUCCESS REALTY TARANAKI LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

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WH AT’S ON - CHURCHES

Proposed Temporary Road Closure

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Notice is hereby given that Waikato District Council, for allowing Hamilton Car Club to hold a motorsport event, proposes to temporarily close a tar-sealed section of Ruapuke Road, Raglan, between Te Mata Rd and Waimaunga Rd, on Sunday 30 May 2021 from 7am to 5pm.

SAT 17 APR

5PM ONWARDS

For the period of closure of the road, the following provision will be made for ordinary vehicular traffic which would otherwise use the roads.

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The road section will be manned at intersections by clearly identifiable marshals equipped with radio communication and access will be provided in the event of an emergency.

Any person wishing to object to, or support, the proposal should lodge their objection by email to communications@waidc.govt.nz by 5pm, 23 April 2021, or in writing to: Ruapuke Rd Rally Proposal, Waikato District Council, Private Bag 544, Ngaruawahia, 3742.

5 Stewart St, Raglan REGULAR EVENTS: CLAY SHED MEMBERS’ NIGHT weekly Wed 5-7pm RAGLAN FILMMAKERS’ CLUB 1st Tues of every month, koha entry KARIOI QUILTERS 2nd Thurs of every month RAGLAN ART GROUP 1st Friday of every month, 9am-12pm

This notice is given pursuant to the Tenth Schedule of the local Government Act 1974.

G J Ion Chief Executive

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NEED SOME LIGHTHEARTED FUN WITH YOUR WORK COLLEAGUES? Then look no further than the upcoming Twilight Golf Evenings being staged at the picturesque Raglan Golf Club.Get a team together and head for the Raglan Course on Thursday evenings for a fun-filled team builder.In a noncompetitive setting teams will play Ambrose Golf meaning players hit from the best shot played by your colleagues.With spot prizes,event placings and food to provide nourishing evening meals it's going to be a relaxed eveny. .To enter a team,contact Tim at the Golf Club for further information on 07 825 8483 or 0275934676.a

SURFSIDE CHURCH EASTER SUNDAY Celebration Service at 10am Raglan Area School Hall HOLY NAME OF JESUS PARISH RAGLAN – Website: www.raglancatholic. org.nz. | Palm Sunday - Saturday 27 March at 5pm in Te Mata | HOLY WEEK AND EASTER Celebrant: Fr Richard Shortal | Holy Thursday/The Last Supper 1 April at 7pm in Raglan | Good Friday Ceremonies 2 April at 3pm in Raglan Easter Saturday / Easter Vigil 3 April at 7pm in Raglan | Easter Sunday Mass 4 April at 8am in Raglan ST PETER'S ANGLICAN CHURCH EASTER SERVICE Thursday 1st April 7pm Foot Washing and Reflections on the Cross Good Friday 7pm Quiet reflective service a the foot of the Cross Easter Sunday 9.30am Holy Communion. 44 Bow Street

WH AT’S ON - EVENTS

0800 492 452 www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz www.facebook.com/WaikatoDistrictCouncil

COLLIDESCOPE RAGLANART EXHIBITION Opening will be on the evening of Thursday 1st April, 5:30pm to 7:30pm. We will be closed on Good Friday, then open every day from Saturday 3rd through to Thursday 29th, 10am to 4pm.

ART EXHIBITION by Ross Thornton Jones+ Animal Rescue Fundraiser with Isa-June Hulena Leslie, Town Hall, Side Room Saturday 3rd, Sunday 4th April.

10.00am - 5.00pm EASTER CROP SWAP Sunday 4th April 9.30 -10.30am at 19 James St, Raglan Bowling Club Bring anything from kitchen or garden to swap, not direct swapping, super easy, everyone gets a bit of everything!

All welcome PUMPKIN FESTIVAL and Crop Swap, sunday 18th April 9am-11am. 8 categories incl; pumpkin art, baking, biggest, smallest, wierdest. Prizes for kids. All welcome, gold coin entry. Normal crop swap on too. Pumpkin entries by 9am please Raglan Bowling club, 19 James St. MATAPIHI KINDERGARTEN OPEN DAY. 390 Te Mata Rd. Sunday 11th April 10-12. All welcome.

RAGLAN RAMBLERS WED 7 APR 9am from James St near Wallis St Magic Mountain - bring lunchWED 14 APR 9am from James St near Wallis St - Walk or paddle to Rocket on high tide WED 21 APR Raglan Ramblers 9am from James St near Wallis St - Daffodil planting WED 28 APR Raglan Ramblers 9am from James St near Wallis St - Te Toto Gorge - bring lunch

YOT CLUB GIG GUIDE CLAYTIME PLUS CLASSES STARTING MAY 6-week course with Heather. Tuesdays | 4 May to 8 June | 6-8pm | $190 including 5kg clay, bisque firing and membership | Bookings essential by Friday 30 April WHEEL WORKSHOP STARTING MAY 6-week course with Sarah Bing.

Thursdays | 20 May to 24 June | 7-9.30pm | $280 including all materials, firing and membership | Bookings essential by Friday 14 May AFTER-SCHOOL ART CLASSES TERM 2 Theme - ‘Matariki’. 8-week programme with Karyn Moon | Mon 10 May – 5 July, Wed 12 May – 30 June | 3.30pm – 5pm | $95 first child/$85 sibling | All materials included | Bookings essential by Friday 30 April www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/ classes-and-workshops/after-school-arts-classes/ RAGLAN ART COLLECTIVE EXHIBITION – Sat 3 April – Thurs 29 April.

Raglan Art open daily 10am – 4pm.

EMMA GALLOWAY BOOK LAUNCH – FRIDAY 9 APRIL 7pm – 8.30pm Join Emma for the launch of her new cookbook ‘Every Day’. Enjoy samples, buy a signed book and hear Emma’s Q&A session.

RAGLAN CREATIVE MARKET – SUNDAY 11 APRIL 2nd Sunday of the month 9am – 2pm at the Old School Arts Centre. www.raglanmarket. com

RAGLAN ARTS FILM FESTIVAL AWARDS 2021 – CALL FOR ENTRIES Awards and prizes for films associated with Raglan will be presented at a Red Carpet Awards night in September. Closing date Friday July 2. For more information or to enter visit www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/rff/ RAGLAN ART TO WEAR 2021 – CALL FOR ENTRIES Live shows and exhibition June 2021.

Closing date for entries 21 May 2021. For more information or to enter visit www.raglanartscentre. co.nz/raglan-art-to-wear-biennial/

THURS 1 APR

DR REKNAW/MASAYA.. Psychedelic Rock from Wellingtons Dr Reknaw with support from Raglan Funk/Soul band Masaya. Doors @8 We shut at midnight

SAT 3 APR

REGGAE AND DUB. LOST TRIBE AOTEAROA and Knights of the Dub Table. Doors @8. Midnight closing

MON 5 APR

LAST(SUNDAY) MONDAY SESSSION. Guest Selectors(14 of them) outside..5/10. inside 10 till 1 Silent Selector/Disco Pussy

FRI 9 APR

DMTH..Rayner and guests

SAT 10 APR

RACEY LACEY/FLIRTY 30 Multi Genre Mashup Sarah Marshall, jamin-i, Hi jenkz and more tbc

FRI 16 APR

REALIST PROJECT... REIKORANGI ELLISON and friends bring The Tropical House club to Raglan

SAT 17 APR

UNDERGROUND ROCK NROLL HAEMODROIDS, Illicit Wah Wahz and more tbhSat 24th.. Paige Julia and Snead Place Big Bass beats from one of NZs finest producers

FRI 30 APR

LATINO FIESTA with djs tbc

SAT 1 MAY

BRIDGET WALSH plus band and support.

Funk,Soul

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MOVIES AT THE OLD SCHOOL COUSINS (PG, Off. lang. | 83 mins) Sun 4 Apr 4.30pm

FROM THE VINE (M, Off. lang. | 97 mins) Sat 3 Apr 5.30pm

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THE FATHER (M, Off. lang. | 97 mins) Sat 3 Apr 8pm Sun 4 Apr 7pm Sat 17 Apr 8pm Sun 18 Apr 4.30pm

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(G | 86 mins) Sun 4 Apr 2.30pm Sun 18 Apr 2.30pm

(PG, Off. lang. | 95 mins) Sat 17 Apr 5.45pm