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FE ATUR E CHARLIE'S GLIDING JOURNEY

R AGL A N TEEN UP IN THE A IR OVER NEW-FOUND PA SSION EDITH SY MES

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harlie Irvin reckons she was always a bit of a petrolhead, but when her parents wouldn’t agree to her buying a motorbike – they thought it too dangerous – she went gliding instead.

Some four months on the Raglan 19 year old completed her first solo flight, and feels now the sky really is the limit.

“I have fallen in love with it (gliding),” Charlie told the Chronicle recently as she eagerly anticipated her next date with the great blue yonder. The timing depended on the weather but it would be a Wednesday, Charlie’s regular day off from homeware and gift shop Zinnia.

Since undertaking a course at Piako Gliding Club a few months ago, she’s ventured back to Matamata Aerodrome regularly midweek to learn more about the art of flying and to experience that adrenaline rush after the towline’s released.

The former Raglan Area School student no longer aspires to go into business or on to university. “I am leaning towards aviation,” Charlie admits.

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It all started when her dad Graham – the face behind the counter of Big Poppa’s Kettle Corn cart, a fixture at the bottom of Bow St – bought her a late Christmas voucher from the gliding club, which had set up as usual at Raglan airfield for a part of the summer holidays.

flights daily, practising take-offs, landings and aerotows. “It was amazing.”

“My grandfather used to fly little model gliders by remote control,” Charlie recalls.

“And Dad thought it might be a novel way to connect to Grandad.”

Finally Charlie was ready for her first solo flight.

As it turned out, Charlie was so enamoured with that first flight over the Whaingaroa harbour mouth she went back a week later for a birds-eye view of the family farm, marae (Motakotako) and wetlands in the Phillips Rd area.

She was hooked.

By March she was attending her weeklong course with the Piako club, which is run by volunteers. She and Graham ventured to Morrinsville together, where he sold his “dangerously good” kettle corn each day while she indulged her flights of fancy a short hop away in Matamata.

Charlie explains how the five students and three instructors did multiple circuit

Lessons also included instruction in care of and respect for the aircraft, and emergency protocols like how to manage at different heights if the tow rope was ever to break.

“The scariest bit was when I was on tow … coming off the ground … and realising it was truly up to me (alone) to get the glider back down safely,” she recalls.

“I couldn’t just let go of the controls,” she adds with a laugh. “You just have to take a deep breath and focus.”

One of the instructors captured a triumphant Charlie on camera just moments after she’d landed.

Charlie’s keen now to progress to “soaring pilot”, and to complete a 90-minute flight all by herself. And she thinks that come next year she could well be ready to pursue some sort of a career in aviation.

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FE ATUR E MINCING WITH AC I D M I N C E

THE A RT OF THE PROCESS: ACID M INCE L E I L A N I G O O DA L L

ACID MINCE: Ziggy Knuiman (left) and Seb Hart (far right).

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fter hours of deliberation, I believe that there is no greater formation of adjectives to describe the art created by Seb Hart and Ziggy Knuiman than ‘Acid Mince’.

This avant-garde psychedelic art form is the union of the inner mind workings of Hart and Knuiman in an impressionable, detailed and unique way.

I conversed with the Mincers to learn more about them, who they are and what they do. Born and raised in Raglan, Seb and Ziggy are two independent artists and friends who have naturally collaborated and formed Acid Mince over time- describing it as “A joke that went too far.”

With pen as their medium, the general creation process consists of Ziggy starting off the artwork with a character and Seb ‘doodling’ in the rest. Seb defined their source of inspiration as “The pooling of every life experience - whether it is traversing transcendental imaginary realms, skateboarding or going to a gig at the Yot Club.”

Despite their works’ intricacy and perceived intimacy, there is little or no deeper meaning behind them- the boys are

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just creating as they feel and doing what they love whilst having fun with friends.

The logical process is so simple, heavily contrasting the intense outcome that is alluring and, quite frankly, rare.

Acid Mince’s works may look familiar, as it has featured on Raglan Roast coffee cups and on murals done in collaboration with our mate Sim Bla at the Yot Club, Raglan Surf Co., Indi's Coffee, and Workshop Brewery.

As well as having their own clothing line, the Mincers have also been working with local surfboard shapers Mark Camenzind and Eddie Young from Space Shapes Surfcraft to customise boards. Recently, the creators have been working on works for their current exhibition ‘Inner Space’ which will feature Acid Mince, their friends and fellow artists Annika Clover, Korrin Beavan, and Ciaron Lannon. The exhibition runs from May 28th and runs through until the 7th of June, thanks to Chris Meek, who has very kindly lent the artists his epic space at 21 Cross St. Acid Mince has an ecstatic appreciation for the Raglan community and their supportive friends. Seb and Ziggy explained that they “Owe everything to this community and

are fortunate to be surrounded by so many creative and amazing individuals.”

Seb and Ziggy are just about the most humble people I have ever met, but the evident can-do attitude and willingness of Acid Mince is admirable. Without much intention aside from just ‘doing what they love and creating what looks cool’, they are pioneers within a new generation of art culture. This culture is one where fewer young people are purchasing physical artworks and buying more clothing than ever. The limited quantities of Acid Mince’s collections mean that there is no overproduction, and they are producing slow fashion- which sustainability and logically is the smartest thing to do. In a world where it is so easy to view artwork online, it is fantastic that Acid Mince presents their talents on everyday objects, such as coffee cups, surfboards and clothes.

And as for the future of Acid Mince? Seb responded, “in outer space.” I don’t think that is a far fetched idea.

Seb and Ziggy (Acid Mince) are also part of the Inner Space Art Collective who are exhibiting at the Studeo Gallery at 21 Cross St until June 7, 2021.

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FE ATUR E R A G L A N A RT TO WEAR RETURNS FOR 2021

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aglan Art to Wear is ready to wow audience once again in a catwalk extravaganza at the Raglan Town Hall.

All entrants will present their piece to a live audience on Saturday, June 5 at 2pm, and Saturday, June 5 at 7pm with the adult awards presentation, the Sunday, June 6 at 2pm matinee presentation has been canceled.

Contact the Old School on 07 825 0023 before 2pm, Friday 4 June to see if tickets are still available.

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NEW LE A SE OF LIFE FOR INFO CENTR E J A N I N E J AC K S O N “It has taken a year of a lot of hard work by a lot of people who understood the importance of this place,” Lisa says.

Much of the work behind the scenes to reinvigorate and rebrand the site was focussed on providing a better experience for visitors and the wider community.

“Sharing information is just one aspect of what we provide. We want to share the stories from our place, build relationships between our visitors and community, and share the values that are important to us,” she says.

Entirely operated by a team of volunteers, the iHub’s guiding vision is weaving experience through people and place.

Lisa reckons it’s the volunteers who will provide much of this vision as they promote the authentic stories of Raglan.

“They are the ambassadors; they bring a wonderful flavour to the iHub and they are all so invested in the community,” Lisa says.

Before moving to Raglan several years ago, retiree Charlie Watt had enjoyed sharing his time with various organisations in Hamilton and wanted to do the same in his new hometown.

“When I moved here, I was looking for somewhere to volunteer. At the iHub get to meet so many different people, that’s really what I like about this place,” he says.

As well as sharing the town’s stories, the iHub is filled with Raglan merchandise, art, books, food items, jewellery and clothing created by local artists.

“We don’t want to be in competition with what is already happening in town but we really want to provide another opportunity to promote the amazing creatives in our town,” Lisa says.

iHub volunteer Charlie Watt and Raglan councillor Lisa Thomson share the best of what's on offer in Whaingaroa.

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year ago, Raglan’s I-site shut shop and the potential to promote the

area to visitors was looking bleak.

For the team behind the initiative to take over the space – including Raglan councillor Lisa Thomson, Charlie Young, organisations

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The iHub will also be highlighting the environmental issues that are important to the community and guiding people towards ‘stepping lightly on the land’ as they enjoy their holiday.

“We will promote reusables, remind people to take their rubbish and talk about freedom camping and the responsibilities that go with it,” she says.

Waikato District Council has given the iHub a few years’ lease rent-free and Lisa says the long-term goal is to be selffunded.

To find out about volunteering at the iHub contact Lisa at volunteers@goraglan. com.

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HOW A STRONG K AUPA PA H A S K EPT THE FL A M E BUR NING FOR ENVIROSCHOOLS IN R AGL A N K AT I E L O W E S

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n 1992 a group of councillors from Hamilton returned from The Earth Summit in Rio De Janiero with the aim of developing education for sustainability.

With the help of Waikato University, a pilot eco-schools programme developed into Enviroschools. The incorporation of indigenous Māori perspectives was critical. Programme developers worked with Te Mauri Tau, based in Raglan, from the onset. The Toimata Foundation was established in 2015 and supports both Enviroschools and Te Aho Tuu Roa. Enviroschools is now a global movement, inspiring others.

I have noticed throughout our kindergarten’s Enviroschool journey, that the process encourages teachers to include children’s voices and to work toward a whole-schoolapproach. In 2017, Sisson & Lash highlighted the importance of the children’s space being their domain, essentially empowering children to witness their activity transforming the landscape. Social science would name this ‘consciousness raising’, or ‘collective consciousness’.

I spoke with Anna Cunningham, an Enviroschools facilitator, “One of the core guiding principles is student empowerment.

How do we create change makers? If students are getting that empowerment when they are young, they are going to be the change in the workplace”. In my opinion, the Enviroschools kaupapa has the potential to promote a ValueBelief-Norm-Theory, that is, that new ways of being become the norm.

Anna works across 25 schools in Waikato, Raglan Area School being one of them. She said Enviroschools really works when it is woven into the curriculum, when it is simply how a school can BE. However, she also noted that teachers are stretched, and if the environment is seen as an ‘extra’ then it is easy to forget about it.

Instead, she urges that Enviroschools is most effective when it is everyone’s job, addressing social sustainability, cultural sustainability and ultimately economic sustainability, “It’s not just about the biophysical environment, it is about connection to nature, connection to community”.

Whaea Maddie at Raglan Kindergarten echoes the importance of community. She spoke with me about Raglan’s embedded organic lifestyle, Xtreme Zero Waste being a huge influence, as well as Liz and Rick’s permaculture farm. Enviroschools encourages Early Childhood Education participation, and the Toimata Foundation has designed resources specifically geared up for ECE. The Raglan Kindergarten have been working on their Enviro programme since 2013, firstly achieving a Bronze Award, followed by a Silver, and in 2019 were awarded the Green-Gold Award.

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Whaea Maddie at Raglan Kindergarten.

One project that stands out for Maddie is the building of an adobe wall in the kindergarten grounds. She described the process of working with community members Guy and Paul and talking with tamariki. Maddie described the process of understanding the ground we live on, the pepeha, the maunga, when building the clay wall, “It was teaching us, we were all the ako. It might corrode again, but it becomes a conversation”. For Maddie, Enviroschools inspires tamariki to take care of things, show manaakitanga and to respect sustainability.

She shared her feeling of privilege to be part of a journey that strengthens connections within the community and to gain a deeper understanding of what our community does.

Dr Asah in 2017 announced that, “Children’s self-exposure to nature was the strongest predictor of a number of aspects of adulthood environmental citizenship”. Raglan residents are spoilt with access to nature, landscapes, experiences. We are also embraced by a community with a strong Enviro-consciousness, so, what’s next for Enviroschools in Raglan?

Anna shared that teachers will be given the opportunity to visit Xtreme Zero waste and hear from Plastic Free Raglan with the intention of discussing waste management streams.

Enviroschools is always evolving and currently there are big discussions about climate change.

Schools are empowering students to redesign waste systems, recycling is at the end of the line, but how can we reduce waste?

COUPLE’S COM PLETE LIFESTYLE CH A NGE COM ES UP ZINNI A S H A LF A WOR LD AWAY EDITH SY MES

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icky Brzeska always yearned for a piece of land, somewhere she could carve out a lifestyle – be in tune with nature.

And five years on from the high-flying corporate life she led as a PR agency executive in East London, that’s exactly what she’s got.

Only her piece of paradise is literally half a world away ... up a long drive off a gravel road in rural Te Mata. It’s here that Nicky’s now-thriving flower farm CROP is located, facing back towards a distant Raglan.

“I think we really manifested the dream,” Nicky told the Local Rag as she recalled how hubby Johnny, a geotechnical engineer, used to say that one day they’d open the doors and look out at rolling fields.

Not that they didn’t have a “beautiful English walled garden” of their own at the one-bedroom flat they shared in Hackney with toddler Jack and new baby Finn, now both at Te Mata School.

“But I always had a pull for getting my hands dirty,” Nicky insists. “I knew I wanted to do something outside.”

So they sold up and left with no jobs to go to, envisaging a different lifestyle here in the antipodean country where South African-born Nicky’s parents and brother had settled some years before.

Priced out of Waiheke Island, where they’d looked at buying a year earlier, the couple ventured to Raglan. And Nicky fell in love with the potting shed if not the house – which was in a “complete state of disarray” after years of being rented out – on what is indeed their dream property.

The five-and-a-half acre lifestyle block has views of rolling fields just like Johnny had promised.

So what have they done with all that acreage?

It took the biggest mind-shift, Nicky admits, but the couple now have their own sheep and cows grazing in the paddocks.

And across the driveway from the potting shed turned workshop there’s a comparatively “tiny” but very important bit of land for flowers, the zinnias still in bloom a fortnight ago despite it being the off-season.

Nicky loves her workshop and its proximity to the garden. Nice and close for lugging buckets back and forth, she reckons, and a haven from the rain, the sun and sometimes even the kids.

Most importantly, it’s where she puts her dried flower bouquets together. “Everything I grow has a long vase life and can be dried.”

Lockdown last year was no problem. “We were in full bloom here and I would cut and dry for bouquets.” The blooms were so plentiful, in fact, she could spread the love by placing her bouquets in rural bus shelters and friends’ driveways.

Nicky reveals she has Raglan Flower Co to thank for getting started as a grower. She was in awe of the floristry at what was then called Raglan Buds, and asked Kristel Lindfield for a job.

They’d met by chance on a Te Mata School trip to the zoo.

Kristel recognised Nicky’s passion for flowers – along with her planning skills – and had a better idea. “Why don’t you grow for us?” she asked.

The upshot is that Kristel turned up one day with black fabric and cloche, plants, seedlings and dahlia tubers to get Nicky started. “She threw me in the deep end and I was petrified!”

Three years on, however, everything’s indeed come up zinnias if not roses. Nicky now has what she describes as a diversified business model supplying Raglan and Hamilton florists, plus New World in Palmerston North. She also supplies a weekly wholesale flower market in Frankton during the season, which is spring through into summer.

Meanwhile her dried arrangements have become an out-of-season staple. Nicky’s done “consumer pop-ups” mid-winter at Raglan Garden Club, just off SH23 in Nau Mai business park, and more recently has been busy supplying mini bouquets of dried flowers or single blooms for ‘A Taste of Raglan’ gift hampers.

The 44 year old is particularly pleased too at having pulled off her succession planting plan with a mass of colourful blooms that were ready in time for Mother’s Day last month.

As well as being a self-confessed soil geek – often spending more time on the soil than on the flowers themselves, she says – Nicky’s big on research to give her business an edge.

Putting all the old PR management skills to good use, she follows industry trends in Europe “quite closely” and sources unique varieties of seed from overseas.

Happy place: Nicky loves her workshop and its proximity to the garden.

“It’s quite challenging, I’ve got to be a year ahead,” she insists when it comes to anticipating those trends from, say, muted and blush blooms one year to brights the next.

But what Nicky loves most about CROP Flower Farm is the “mindfulness” that comes with planting seeds, spacing them, looking at their roots and such-like. Hands in the soil stuff, she explains, all the time observing in minute detail the changes in nature. “It’s so grounding.”

She also loves having a job she can fit around her young children. “That’s very important to me.”

The seasonal rhythm of Nicky’s flower farm fits too with another important job she’s taken on. It’s from about now she gets busy each year wearing quite a different hat as Raglan Arts Weekend coordinator.

The role draws on her experience in PR management back in Britain in what, she laughs, now feels a lifetime ago. It’s not only about growing the iconic long weekend event but there are also registrations, sponsorship and grant money to see to.

Nicky will then look forward to being back in the garden, working again with nature. “What a beautiful circle (of life),” she says.

Blooming beautiful: Nicky among her colourful crop of zinnias.

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Down on the Wharf, among the launching boats and fish & chips, you will find a plethora of leather goods hand made by local craftspeople, showcasing the best quality and design that Raglan (if not the New Zealand) has to offer.

The premium, solvent free, hides from the heart of New Zealand and natural vegetable tanned leathers sourced in Italy are carefully made into bags, shoes, belts, wallets and other accessories from start to finish.

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A private consultation provides you the opportunity to fully explore your health in-depth with your practitioner. During the initial consultation (1 hour) you will be given the chance to discuss any concerns you have with your health, or areas you would like to see improvement in. Your practitioner will guide you with a wide range of questions covering past and present health, your diet, and lifestyle.

Trust us, the time flies by, and our clients often tell us that the consultation alone was incredibly beneficial and insightful!

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We know that sometimes a small town can cause hesitation around seeing a local practitioner, so we wish to reassure you that your privacy is so important to us. Everything discussed during your consultation is kept confidential. We also see clients both in-person and online, so no matter your location, should you wish to have the consult from the privacy of your own home that’s fine by us.

Working one-on-one with a practitioner also provides a wider range of possibilities when it comes to your health: Access to practitioner-only supplements and herbs. These often have higher doses than what you would find on the shelf or may contain ingredients that you are only able to be prescribed after a consultation with a qualified naturopath.

They are also higher quality and less likely to contain binders, fillers, or other undesired ingredients that can affect their effectiveness. This means better results for you!

Referral for functional tests, for example assessing your hormone levels, food intolerances, metabolic markers, or the gut microbiome, to name a few. This can provide extra clarity in particularly tricky or long-standing health conditions.

Not to mention, you get a partner in your health journey! There is so much health information out there, your practitioner is here to help you navigate the world of natural health and ensure you are only taking what you need and not what you don’t, saving you money in the long run!

If you are curious about whether a consultation may offer benefits to you, give us a call on 07 825 7444 and ask to speak to one of our naturopaths for a free, no-obligation chat about the areas of your health you would like to improve.

Raglan Herbal Dispensary 6 Wallis Street, Raglan (07) 825 7444 hello@raglanherbaldispensary.nz

A WELLBEING JOUR NEY WITH DAVE WA R D -SM ITH

YOUR LOCAL H E A LT H & WELLBEING NEWS A N D D I R E C T O RY

paragliding and shattered my back which put me in a coma for 10 days. I was a very changed man. On one hand my logical science brain was working well.

I drew the plans and built a mud house but I was super fatigued and emotionally very, and I mean very, unstable and I did some things that I am not proud of.

But then the most devastating thing of all - Noni got sick and eventually died. I had sole charge of the kids and a very raw head injury. This has been by far the most difficult time of my life.

How have these experiences influenced your interest and subsequent journey into healing practices beyond Osteopathy?

In this crazy time my outlet was music. This evolved into me starting a music therapy centre for people with learning support needs www.neurogenesis.co.nz.

I want to offer this opportunity to Raglan and will be offering sessions one or two days a week in the area.

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he Local Rag caught up with Dave Ward-Smith who recently returned to Whaingaroa.

Originally an Osteopath, Dave has always had an interest in health and wellbeing, however life has delivered some unimaginable challenges for him and his projected path was interrupted.

At present Dave is feeling vital and energized due to incorporating fasting, breath work, ice baths and saunas into his daily life and he wants to share his learning and help others in his community.

Many will also know Dave as a local muso and additionally he has created Neurogenesis - a registered charitable trust that offers a wide range of musical activities. As a musician he believes in the power of music for healing - emotionally, physically and neurologically.

Dave you are a well known identity in Raglan and I understand after a few years away you have returned with new knowledge and skills.

First of all to give some background to those who don't know your back story, tell us about your arrival in Raglan and what happened to you and your family.

All this time I was trying to repair myself using whatever I could. Normal medicine was of no use apart from nearly killing me so I looked elsewhere.

Eventually I got into Wym Hof which involves ice baths and breathing techniques. I then added in sauna and my results were amazing so I created www.neurobreathe.co.nz . We operate in Raglan and Hamilton.

You also have the fasting aspect to your work. What benefits have you observed in yourself and others?

Well, I arrived here in 1999 and saw in the millennium with my future wife, Noni. We fell in love with Raglan so we uprooted from the UK and came over with Noni pregnant and my new degree in Osteopathy that I studied for in France and the UK.

I still was not as good as I wanted to be and a friend suggested fasting. I haven’t looked back! In my tendency to do things to the extreme I started coaching fasting and then created a retreat at the house that I built in Raglan www.fastingnewzealand.com.

We quickly integrated into the Raglan culture and I was working as an Osteo while Noni had the real job bringing up our now two kids, Phoebe and JJ. All was going swimmingly until I had a horrific accident while

I feel that I have come back from a long way down and now I feel better than I ever did, even before my big accident. And it’s not over yet! I love to share things and pass on knowledge.

That's what makes me happy.

AROMATHERAPY

Diane Davies Massage & Aromatherapy... .............. ....................................................021 969 929 web:.......................................www.ddma.co.nz

BODY THERAPY

Fusion Body Therapies, Mobile therapy, hot stones, remedial, kahuna Contact Jo ................0210506346 fusionbody.co.nz

HERBAL HEALTH

The Herbal Dispensary.....................07 825 7444 Private Herbal/Naturopathic consultations

HOMEOPATHY

Janis Beet Homeopath.....................07 825 8004

MASSAGE

Diane Davies Massage & Aromatherapy. . ................. ..................................................021 969 929 web:.......................................www.ddma.co.nz

YOGA

Raglan Yoga Loft.............................021 02442248 web:..................................raglanyogaloft.co.nz

Classical Homeopath Janis Beet Dip. Hom (NZ) R.C Hom

Karioi Clinic of Homeopathy

78 Upper Wainui Rd, Raglan Phone: (07) 825 8004 Cell: 027 459 8547 email: janisbeet@gmail.com

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WILD A BOUT EVE

FINE A RT PHOTOGR A PHY

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xpressing my passion for flowers I get to create floral designs to beautify your home, workplace, or event. I love to capture wild, so if it has a curl or an angle, or a texturally interesting element, it all gets a little exciting in my workshop.

I have a love affair with the beauty of fresh flowers. It seems I can never get enough! And if it’s dried you’re after, through beach foraging and sourcing mainly naturally dried products, wreaths, garlands, wedding flowers, and unique art pieces, are among my designs.

Whether fresh or dried, every design is different, so each feels like creating something new and for the first time. How can this be work?

I am Lorraine, and I’m Wild About Eve. I imagine she had a garden, all of nature’s beauty at her fingertips. I imagine it was stunningly beautiful… and a little wild.

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ith a love of long exposure, minimalism, and negative space, I combine the three to try and create an ethereal aesthetic, hoping to provide the viewer with a sense of serenity and calm.

Born and raised in New Zealand, I went travelling in my early 20s and returned home 7 years later to live in Raglan, with a new found love for my home country. I bought my first DSLR not long after arriving home, which led me on a long journey through all genres of the art, finally leading to my most passionate form of photography so far - the New Zealand landscape.

I’m looking forward to finally being a part of this year’s Raglan Arts Weekend - sharing a space with Laurie at La Petite Galerie, 19c Bow Street, 23 - 25 October.

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R AGL A N C A K ES

CHIC H A IR

C U S T O M C A K E S F O R W E D D I N G S , B I RT H DAY S & OTHER SPECIAL OCCASIONS

BY HAIRSTY LIST CANDICE PEET

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’m Sarah Cooper, the baker behind Raglan Cakes. What started out as baking birthday cakes for my four children has now blossomed into a thriving business, with gorgeous cakes of all descriptions leaving the kitchen throughout the week. From Spiderman birthday cakes to boho weddings, they’re all a joy to bake!

This week I’m excited to be launching a new seasonal cake range, beginning with Winter Cakes. These exquisite celebration cakes are all about seasonal flavours and local ingredients, and come in three options: Rich Mocha, Winter Lemons and Lavender, and finally a vegan / gluten-free option - Warming Chai, Apple and Salted Caramel. Beautifully decorated, they’re the perfect way to celebrate a special occasion this winter.

You can take a look at the new Winter Cakes range, and see all our custom cakes, at our Facebook page.

To order, get in touch at raglancakes@gmail.com FB: @raglancakes

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ello Beautiful Raglan . My name is Candice and I am a certified hairdresser with 18 years experience in the industry. During this time I have worked as a senior stylist in both New Zealand and Australia and for the last 5 years I have had my own home salon based in Pokeno.

My passion as a hairdresser is driven by working with my clients to create the perfect style / cut and colour which suits their lifestyle and maintenance level. With carefully selected eco-friendly products I am able to create a gorgeous end result which is both gentle on the hair and environment.

The best part of my job is helping people look and feel their best - it should never be underestimated how our hair can transform and boost our confidence.

I am now based in Raglan and looking forward to helping you. I am available Thursdays and Fridays, please get in touch to make a booking via messenger or phone.

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Come home to the beauty of Mt Karioi, stunning sunsets over the Tasman Sea and the serenity of the never ending night sky. You won’t want to leave as this exceptional cedar clad Come the beauty Mt Karioi, stunning sunsets over homehome on 1.5toacres will liftof your spirit. Architect designed with the Tasmanand Seastyle and this the serenity of the never ending night elegance home captures all day sun and the sky. You won’t want to leave as this exceptional cedar clad serene vista. The open plan living area, the 3 bedrooms and home on 1.5 acres will lift your spirit. Architect designed with bathrooms all have views of the everchanging ocean and sky. elegance and style this home captures all day sun and the There is an existing BnB operating together with a separate serene vista. The open plan living area, the 3 bedrooms and office and multiple garaging you can work from home. A 5 bathrooms all have views of the everchanging ocean and sky. min drive to Ruapuke beach for surfing, fishing, or a sunset There is an existing BnB operating together with a separate stroll you can have it all - serenity. office and multiple garaging you can work from home. A 5 min drive to Ruapuke beach for surfing, fishing, or a sunset stroll you can have it all - serenity.

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This 1.8 hectare (4.5 acre) block allows lots of options for your lifestyle home ideas as the covenants allow you to relocate a pre-loved transportable dwelling or just build a brand new Thishome.

1.8 hectare (4.5 acre) block allows lots of options for your of A stream on the boundary offers the convenience lifestyle home drawing ideas as water the covenants allow youand to establishing relocate potentially for your animals a pre-loved transportable dwelling or just build a brand new your trees and gardens. Fenced to a stock proof standard and home. A stream on the boundary offers the convenience of there is the bonus of a set of stock yards for your cattle or potentially drawing water for your animals and establishing horses. Electricity, broadband and cellphone available. Te your trees and gardens. Fenced to a stock proof standard and Mata is a nice little community a short drive to Raglan and there is the bonus of a set of stock yards for your cattle or Hamilton city is 35 minutes away. Zoned for popular Te Mata horses. Electricity, broadband and cellphone available. Te school which is located one minutes drive from the property.

Mata is a nice little community a short drive to Raglan and Hamilton city is 35 minutes away. Zoned for popular Te Mata school which is located one minutes drive from the property.

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Nau Mai Business Park with a total land area of 2200m2 This Industrial zoned1550m2 section isflat located in the growing and Light featuring a large engineered building Nau Mai Business with Park a total areathe of 2200m2 platform.

Nau Mai Park Business hasland become only large and a largezone 1550m2 flat engineered scalefeaturing light industrial in the Raglan area with building permitted platform. Nau Mai Business Park has become the only large uses including engineering, storage, woodworking, scale light industrial zone in the Raglan area with permitted manufacturing, education, contracting, production, building uses including engineering, storage, woodworking, trades, research, nurseries, catteries & kennels, plant and manufacturing, education, contracting, production, building equipment hire, timber and hardware, farming and vet trades, research, nurseries, catteries & kennels, plant and supplies, fishing and boating, concrete and clay, storage, equipment hire, timber and hardware, farming and vet landscaping supplies and more. supplies, fishing and boating, concrete and clay, storage, landscaping supplies and more.

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POEM: A C AUTION A RY TA LE DOT WILLIAMS

"Watch out for aircraft,"

Unaware of a "chopper"

Anita stood up

The sign had said.

Flying close to the ground,

Her refuge not far.

But Anita had "poo-pooed"

The wind caught her sarong

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What she had just read!

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And ran to her car

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In this little town!!

But floated away.

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And here is the end

"I'll keep my head down."

Had her very worst day.

Of my cautionary tale.

So dressed in her headphones.

The sight-seers cheered

And just a sarong,

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Across the airstrip she ambled,

The children yahooed

Loudly singing a song!

And everyone clapped!!

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RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL AUCTION AUCTION

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652 Kawhia Road 4 Small Farm and Large Lifestyle!

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This one of a kind property could be your forever family home, or you can explore the opportunities of developing it into a retreat, function or amazing work space. With your own coastal access, amazing water front and mountain views, yet less than a five minute drive to the vibrant Raglan hub. Kayak or boat to town and catch snapper on the way home. Raglan caters for all levels of schooling and it has an eclectic mix of creative minds, an awesome community vibe and world class surf.

For Sale by Deadline Private Treaty

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North Point Residences, Rangitahi Town house 1- Under Contract Town house 2- Under Contract Only four of these architecturally designed townhouses at Rangitahi Peninsula are left, so be quick. They feature 85sqm (more or less) two bedroom 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!

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Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 10 Jun 2021 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton View by appointment Mark Frost 022 150 2244 mark.frost@bayleyswaikato.co.nz SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Modern with great views This modern low maintenance home is perfectly positioned so you can enjoy relaxing views of the Raglan inner harbour and Mt Karioi from the comfort of your bed, living area and the expansive deck. Featuring three bedrooms and a family bathroom, the home is well insulated. Location is absolute key, you’re a short walk or bike to all amenities and only a short drive to world class surf breaks, day hikes and relaxing beaches.

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Available as one or individual properties Explore development opportunities in this prime location. 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.

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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 3 is available!

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.

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A lifestyle to love With an outlook to cherish, a home to love and a location that excites, this retreat recently sold.

Positioned proudly on a freehold site of 1149sqm (more or less), there is much to love about this home.

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Tides and time wait for no-one, yet here on the rolling slopes of Raglan's countryside, you'll have all the time in the world to marvel at the ebb and flow of this tide.

Amid 5000sqm (more or less) of established grounds and native forest at the bottom, this three bedroom, three bathroom paradise is sheer bliss. Raglan is calling.

Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 17 Jun 2021 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton View 1-1.45pm Sat 5 Jun & Sat 12 Jun or by appointment Graham Rope 021 222 7427 graham.rope@bayleys.co.nz

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Once in a lifetime development opportunity Recently sold, zoned Business under the Waikato District Council operative and proposed district plans, the sites allow for a diverse range of development, including commercial, residential dwellings and mixed-use activity (subject to town planning and consents).

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Lot 95 Rangitahi Peninsula For Sale Mark Frost 022 150 2244 mark.frost@bayleyswaikato.co.nz SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

This section is now sold.

Feel free to contact us if you are interested in a similar property and we can keep you updated with future opportunities.

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New Retreat in Rangitahi - SOLD This magnificent new home is now sold.

Feel free to contact us if you are interested in a similar property and we can keep you updated with future opportunities.

Live the dream with views of Mount Kariori and close proximately to Raglan Harbour on lot 204 at Rangitahi Peninsula.

Thinking of selling, let’s talk.

Stephen O’Byrne 021 969 848 stephen.obyrne@bayleyswaikato.co.nz Michelle O’Byrne 021 969 878 michelle.obyrne@bayleyswaikato.co.nz

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Separate Studio

AUCTION 18 Wallis Street Raglan This somewhat fairytale-like Villa gleams with pride in the knowledge that it is unique in Raglan. So close that it can listen to the village.

A character beauty standing firmly in a world that has accelerated while it has stood and waited! Transform your passion into actions and make this house viable for future generations. Indulge, restore and preserve to its former glory. Offering 2 bedrooms, a single garage, separate studio and gloriously generous grounds with mature heritage trees. OR be involved in the evolution of this prospect.

Be part of realising the commercial potential of this site perfectly positioned in the RAGLAN BUSINESS ZONE. Offering a large land package of 1199 sqm.

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6:00pm, Friday 11 June Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

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Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Melanie Carroll 021 760 468

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23329 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

AUCTION 1644B Whaanga Road Raglan Perfectly positioned in the heart of Ruapuke beach, this newlybuilt tranquil hideaway enjoys all-day sun and is only a short fifteen minutes drive from Te Mata village.

• 8541 sqm with sweeping ocean views • One bedroom with potential for two more • Large loft - work from home with a water view • Spacious deck overlooking manuka forest Power is supplied by a solar system consisting of solar panels, batteries and an inverter and the whole house is fully wired. The current owner has found this more than adequate for their needs. Mains power is close by should you choose to connect. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23327 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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141 Waitetuna Valley Road Waitetuna Ideally situated 15 mins from Raglan, 20 mins to Hamilton and approx 100m from Waitetuna School. A perfectly positioned solid timber weatherboard home situated on a flat 2577sqm lifestyle site. Offering 3 bedrooms, the home is perfectly designed for easy living. Open plan, light and bright with high ceilings all welcoming in the sun. Follow the native Tawa floors flowing throughout the home, which boasts a kent-style fire with a heat transfer system.

Two lounges both with decking. A large 6x9m garage with internal access provides ample storage options. The grounds are flat and expansive. A separate semi self-contained studio is perfect for friends and family. Make an appointment to view today!

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6:00pm, Friday 25 June Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

View

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Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

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6:00pm, Friday 11 June Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

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64 Government Road Raglan Elevated bush setting with views out to a canopy of trees and the sparkling waters of the Raglan Harbour. Situated on a generous 1088sqm section, just like the view – the options are endless.

Upstairs features a large deck, open plan kitchen, living and dining area with two bedrooms, separate toilet and bathrooms. Also a fireplace to keep you cosy warm on those cold winter nights.

Downstairs is packed with potential with its own deck, two large rooms (one with a toilet, shower and laundry) plus single garage.

Ideal for growing families, with separate living areas allowing breathing space and privacy. Perfect for adults and teenagers to live in harmony, or as an investment property/work from home situation.

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Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282 Yana Pemberton 021 183 0479

RECYCLE REUSE AN ECOSYSTEM RENEW IN A TANK Biolytix is NZ’s most awardwinning wastewater treatment company, with the BioPod its star performer. Owner Karl Geiseler is passionate about sustainability and as kaitiaki of our environment, he believes that we need to act responsibly to ensure longevity.

Biolytix has developed its business model around the MAURI (life force) and has worked consistently to improve its technology to mimic the biolytic process that naturally occurs in nature.

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As part of its growing commitment to the Pacific, Biolytix setup a distribution center in Rarotonga with a local business to assemble systems required for aid-funded wastewater treatment upgrade project, to protect its pristine Muri coastline and lagoon.

Through its network of certified approved drainlayers, Biolytix stands behind the quality of its products.

Over the past decade, Waikato drainlayers Drainage Systems Ltd Biolytix has reinvented the septic have thrown tank, harnessing their support nature to convert “BIOLYTIX DESIGNS behind Biolytix to household solid ENVIRONMENTALLY ensure all Waikato waste into liquid FRIENDLY AND residents have using worms and SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS access to this other organisms.

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ew Zealand Music Month kicked off with a bang at Raglan Area School. Ex-students Merehia Hutchins and Sasha Kirkwood performed a range of covers such as the crowdpleasing ‘Moana’ along with their own originals, keeping the audience entranced despite the simplicity of just a single guitar and vocals. The younger students clapping along added to the show's aesthetic. What a solid start to Music Month.

Next up, Lost Tribe of Aotearoa brought a classic New Zealand reggae vibe to the stage. They set the tone with a rendition of Spongebob Squarepants, neon lights and a smoke machine that sent the little kids crazy. Lost Tribe express great messages through their songs, like ‘Badman’ which highlights domestic violence in New Zealand. Their music is rich in Te Reo Maori and connects us to our roots.

The Swabs, an instrumental band playing traditional Irish music played on Pink Shirt Day which resulted in a colourful display of children dancing their hearts out. Just goes to show you don't need a vocalist to have ‘jammy’ music.

Local superstar Reiki Ruawai wrapped up music month with an exclusive preview of two of his unreleased tracks. The X Factor judges weren't wrong in saying his voice was silky and velvety at

The Swabs, an instrumental band playing traditional Irish music played on Pink Shirt Day

15 years old. Fast Forward nine years, Reiki owns the stage with a humble faultless performance that shows how talented he is as an artist and a lyricist. He left the audience awe-struck, and I am eager to hear more of his music in the future.

Massive thanks to all our musicians for giving back to our community and Whaea Celeste and Matua Joe for making it happen. The bars high, let's see what 2022 has to bring!

Local superstar Reiki Ruawai wrapped up music month with an exclusive preview of two of his unreleased tracks.

Raglan Area School students wore pink for Pink Shirt Day to raise awareness and stand against bullying. Big thanks to Whaea Angela Massey for organising the dress up day.

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aglan residents have been promised that the Waikato District Council will carry out an “independent review” before any of its controversial major safety work is done at the town’s airfield.

The assurance – which came in a Facebook post by the Raglan Community Board – said the review would take into consideration suggestions put forward by the board and community members over the last few weeks.

This was “to ensure that we are well informed and that the most balanced actions are taken”.

The post added that meantime revised signage was being arranged, along with marking on the grass, to highlight the operational or runway zone.

News of the review was cautiously welcomed last week by Alan Vink, the organiser of an earlier packed public meeting at the Town Hall supper room which protested council plans to fence off the airfield to residents.

“We have made a good gain, I think,” he said, describing the planned review as “an appropriate response given sentiments shared at the Town Hall meeting”.

But he questioned how independent the council could be on the matter, how the review would be undertaken and by whom.

He also noted that “many of us” in the community were still awaiting details of the so-called incident reports and risk assessment that the council had done over a year ago, and which led staff to recommend to the infrastructure committee the fencing off of the airfield.

The twin red lines painted in the grass on the perimeter of the airfield – which in parts look more like a sobriety test for drivers than a delineation of the operational zone – aren’t the only evidence of recent council activity around the runway.

Contractors have also kerbed and channelled a short section of Marine Parade, effectively denying dog walkers a wellused parking spot bordering the airfield.

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CORRECTION: Please note that in Chronicle issue number 729 relating to the Airfield story it was stated that: “A Ngati Māhanga representative set out at the meeting the conditions attached to the gifting of the land in 1940 but did not directly specify what she believed should happen now.”

This statement is incorrect.

RAGLAN JUNIOR SOCCER RESULTS // 29 May 2021

At the meeting Ngati Māhanga provided a historical context to the gifting (tuku whenua) of Papahua in 1923 and the terms of the gift/tuku agreed to by Crown representatives and Māhanga representatives at that time. The Papahua area in the agreement included the Camp ground, the Domain reserve and the aerodrome area. Waikato District Council and Ngāti Māhanga work together to ensure that the 1923 terms of agreement are adhered to.

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RAGLAN ART TO WEAR Wearable arts show Saturday 5 June 2pm & 7pm @ the Raglan Town Hall Limited doorsales available.

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WIND & SAILS Upcoming exhibition by painter Rick Youmans 10-25 July @ Youmans Studio, the Wharf, Raglan Exclusive opening Saturday 10 July, from 4pm-6pm - all welcome.

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* Coffee? Tea? ...Use mugs from the local ‘Ugly Mug Library’ at some places around Raglan, or bring your own keep cup. There are some great local ceramic makers with keep cups you can purchase.

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* Refill existing bottles and jars from home with a number of things at our local refilleries: SWOP and The Herbal Dispensary - go and check out what they have instore. Reduce your plastic packaging - it goes straight to landfill!

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* Buy clothes at secondhand stores and Op Shops. Donate your old clothes and homewares too - or pass things on to friends or family.

RAGLAN SUNDAY SESSIONS Queen’s Birthday pop up yard session! @ the YOT Club Sunday 6 June

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HEAVY LOUNG’N Live music some Thursdays (check IG/FB) @ ULO’s from 6.30 - 8.30pm

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KITA ALBUM RELEASE TOUR Saturday 5 June 7 - 10.30pm @ The Yard, Volcom Lane, Raglan

THIRSTY THURSDAYS Thursdays @ Iso Cafe & Bistro Happy Hour from 5 - 9pm DJ from 7 - 11pm

Some easy ways to build some green living habits into your life... * Keep a plate / bowl / container / cutlery in your car for when you buy your lunch... a bag is handy also to put the dirty dish into after!

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So over the next month, get your best coffee pot out, practice taking your tiffin for takeaways, snap your selfies and tag in @plasticfreeraglan.nz and the business you’re supporting to be in to win your lunch money back. Plastic Free Raglan have purchased vouchers from local partnering businesses who are doing their bit to promote this kaupapa, saying see ya to single use.

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10am Sunday Raglan Area School Services 10am Area Church School 7pmRaglan Te Uku

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Monday - Friday 12.30pm – 5.00pm Saturday & Sunday 10.00am – 5.00pm

7pm Te Uku Church

6.30pm Te Uku Church

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COURIER

Raglan Independent Courier

STORAGE FENCING

RAGLAN STORAGE IOI

Ph or text Michelle Cobham

AND BOAT PARK

027 325 4181

website: raglancourier.nz Daily trips to Hamilton Mon - Fri 8.30-12.30 ragindecourier@gmail.com

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Come and store all your homeware, kayaks, boats, bikes and hidden treasures with us ...

Paling | Post & Rail Picket | Pool Fencing Gates | Retaining Walls | Decks

• Locally owned and operated • Various shed sizes available • Long or short term stays • Fantastic easy location • Electronic gate, security • 24 hours 7 day access systems

7 Nau Mai Road - 5 min, 5 km from Raglan Gary Kite: {07) 825 6560 Mob: {022) 622 9005 Email: raglanstorage@gmail.com

HIRE

OPEN 7 DAYS Area 51 Naumai Industrial Park

- safe/dry/secure storage of summer toys - boats (outside safe space)- preserve winter furniture from the winter elements - de clutter to Raglan storage and boat park

RAGLAN CHRONICLE UPCOMING PUBLICATION SCHEDULE: June June 3rd- Local Rag June 10th - Raglan Chronicle issue June 24th - Raglan Chronicle issue July July 1st – Local Rag July 8th - Raglan Chronicle July 22nd - Raglan Chronicle August Aug 5th – Local Rag Aug 12th - Raglan Chronicle issue Aug 26th - Raglan Chronicle issue September Sept 2nd – Local Rag Sept 9th - Raglan Chronicle issue Sept 23th - Raglan Chronicle issue

Magazine Issue June 2021 Raglan Chronicle | 27

WH AT’S ON - EVENTS

Wanted: Daffodil Day volunteer coordinator

RAGLAN PLAYCENTRE MEETS WEDNESDAYS (9:30am-12:30pm) at Cliff St Scout Hall. Parents and children 0-6 years welcome.

Contact raglan@playcentre.org.nz for more information.

Help raise vital funds to support Kiwis affected by cancer.

RAGLAN ART TO WEAR Wearable arts show Saturday 5 June 2pm & 7pm @ the Raglan Town Hall Contact the Old School on 07 825 0023 before 2pm, Friday 4 June to see if tickets are still available.

The Cancer Society is on the lookout for an enthusiastic and organised volunteer to coordinate our Daffodil Day appeal in Raglan.

KITA ALBUM RELEASE TOUR Saturday 5 June 7pm - 10.30pm @ The Yard, Volcom Lane, Raglan Tix: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ banishedmusic/511551

This rewarding role involves coordinating collection sites and volunteers for the Cancer Society’s most important annual fundraiser on Friday 27 August.

THE YARD VINTAGE POP UP Vintage clothing yard sale, June 6 from 10am - 3pm @ The Yard Volcom Lane: @2ndlifevintage, @smalltalk3216, @the_3rds, @stolen_from_my_wardrobe, @vintagebylaeeqah.

You’ll need to be available on the day and commit 20-40 hours in the lead up. Full training and support provided.

INNER SPACE Art Exhibition with work by 5 emerging young artists 29 May - 7 June @ Chris Meek’s STUDEO Gallery space - 21 Cross Street, Raglan WIND & SAILS Upcoming exhibit on by painter Rick Youmans 10-25 July @ Youmans Studio, the Wharf, Raglan Exclusive opening Saturday 10 July, from 4pm-6pm - all welcome.

To help make Daffodil Day a success in your community, contact:

ShayRout@cancersociety.org.nz | 0800 22 77 44

WED 9 JUN RAGLAN RAMBLERS 9am from James St near Wallis St Hamilton Gardens & river - bring lunch WED 16 JUN RAGLAN RAMBLERS 9am from James St near Wallis St local walk

OFFICE ADMIN SUPPORT • 16 hours per week, Tuesday to Friday

WHAT'S ON:

Our Office Administrator needs help!

5 Stewart St, Raglan

The Office Administrator is a pivotal role at Bizworx. As the Office Admin Support person, you’ll be providing support to the Office Administrator and the rest of our team.

Tasks include general office duties and other admin support work.

CLAYTIME PLUS HAND-BUILDING FOR ADULTS 4-week programme with Merren Goodison | Mon 14 June – 15 July | 6pm – 8pm | $100 RCAC+Clay members $120 RCAC members $140 non-members | Membership, 3kg clay + bisque firing included, glaze firing extra | Bookings essential by Friday 7 June www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/ workshops/ WHEEL WORKSHOP SERIES FOR ADULTS 6-week programme with Sarah Bing | Thurs 12 Aug – 16 Sept | 7pm – 9.30pm | $240 RCAC+Clay members $260 RCAC members $280 non-members | All materials and firing included | Bookings essential www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/ workshops/ WHEEL WEEKEND WORKSHOPS FOR ADULTS 3 sessions over 2 weekends with Sarah Bing | Sat 14 Aug 10am -3pm, Sun 15 Aug 10am – 12pm, Sat 21 Aug 10am – 12pm | $190 | All materials and firing included | Bookings essential www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/workshops TAKE A SECOND LOOK EXHIBITION Showcasing pieces from Art to Wear 2021. Open weekdays 10am – 2pm 8 June – 25 June.

RAGLAN CREATIVE MARKET – SUNDAY 13 JUNE 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/

We’re looking for someone who can multitask and who has: • A high level of computer literacy with solid knowledge of Excel, Word and Outlook • Excellent organisational skills with a high degree of attention to detail • The ability to work independently and as part of a team • Integrity and the ability to maintain confidentiality • A positive, easy going and helpful attitude Previous administrative experience is preferred, but not essential. We’re looking for someone with loads of energy and excellent client focus, who is capable of delivering exceptional admin/support to a busy team.

If this sounds like you, please forward your CV to info@bizworx.co.nz.

Applications close 5pm 18th June, 2021.

LOW COST COUNSELLING SERVICE Our aim is to offer affordable counselling to as many people in the Raglan community as possible.

This is a strictly confidential service.

For more information and/or to book: Phone: 825 8142 or email info@raglancommunityhouse.org.nz www.raglancommunityhouse.org.nz RAGLAN BOWLING CLUB AGM NOTICE is given that the Raglan Bowling Club will hold its AGM on SUNDAY 27 JUNE at 11 am.

All Members Welcome.

AGM will be followed by shared lunch and prize-giving

S Kingi, Secretary

WANT TO TRY SOMETHING NEW?

Fredom2fly circus & dance school adults classes Mondays: Stretch & strength 6pm. Jazz 7pm.

Tuesdays: Aerial silks 6:30pm.

Wednesdays Aerial straps 6pm.

Handstands 7pm.

Thursdays Aerial hoop 7pm Saturdays Aerial silks 12pm Stretch & strength 1pm contact Jess at info@ freedom2fly.co.nz ph: 0225141766

MOVIES AT THE OLD SCHOOL MINARI

FINDING YOU

(Exempt | 60 mins)

(PG Coarse Lang. | 115 mins)

(PG Violence, coarse lang.| 115 mins)

Sat 5 June 8pm

Sat 5 June 5.15pm

Free or koha entry

MINAMATA (M Violence, off. lang. content | 115 mins) Sun 20 June 7pm

28 | Raglan Chronicle Magazine Issue June 2021

Sun 6 June 4.30pm

Contact 825 0023 | info@raglanartscentre.co.nz | https://www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/

5 Stewar t St, Raglan

STAN Fri 4 June 7pm

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

ONE OCEAN 2021

PERCY VS GOLIATH

(Exempt | 98 mins)

(tbc | 109 mins)

Sun 6 June 7.15pm

Sat 19 June 5.30pm

DAYS OF THE BAGNOLD SUMMER (M off. lang. | 86 mins) Sat 19 June 8pm Sun 20 June 4.30pm

Door sales 30 mins prior - Reserve raglanmovies.nz