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Issue #746

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DEC

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9th December 2021

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AS LIFE RETURNS TO OUR LOCAL STREETS

JOIN US FOR A PRE X-MAS, EVENING SHOPPING SPREE STORES ARE OPEN 'TILL 7PM

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Please respect the current traffic light regulations.

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Pōhutukawa in full bloom on Cliff Street.

A Message From the Raglan Police CONSTABLE ALICE CLEVELAND AND THE RAGLAN TEAM. Open from 9am for breakfast & lunch 7 days.

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ver the last two weeks there have been three family harm incidents, nine dishonesty offences, and six serious traffic incidents. Additionally, Police have taken reports of an assault, and several suspicious vehicles.

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Common factors in fatal and serious injury crashes are – no use of restraints (seat belts and child restraints), impairment, distractions (cell phone use), and speed. A road check point was conducted during school drop off time, and close to the school last week. Sadly, a reccurring theme was speed and unrestrained children. If we eliminate these factors, our roads will be so much safer for all of us.

Boy racer activity continues to be a concern for Police and for residents who are subjected to the danger and annoyance of this behaviour. This should be an immediate 111 call to Police with as much information as possible given regarding offending vehicles.

Cell phone video recordings are very helpful as well.

Some local businesses now have the extra task of checking vaccine passports. No matter your views on the matter, there is no reason for you to take out your frustrations or anger towards staff. Be kind to everyone, you never know what someone else might be going through.

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In a thrilling final, three teams became two and then one emerged victorious at Raglan Bowling Club's Championship Triples.

With three teams each recording a win and a loss, it came down to a one-end shoot-out to eventually find the winning team.

Sporting our new club shirts, Ann Bouzaid and Gordon Mills check out the situation, while Matty Tuhua and Pim Blair celebrate a victory to their skip Bill Bond. Skip for Ann and Gordon's team was Alan Price.

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Soundsplash 2022 shifts to Mystery Creek amid Covid uncertainty RAGLAN CHRONICLE

Fat Freddy's Drop play at Soundsplash earlier this year.

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ocal music festival Soundsplash have announced they will be changing venues from their usual home at Wainui Reserve to Mystery Creek for next year’s event.

Facing a number of uncertainties in terms of changing Covid rules and regulations, the organisers said that without a venue change, Soundsplash was facing cancellation.

“Raglan is the roots of Soundsplash and this was not a decision we took lightly. However, this move is a

necessity for Soundsplash to go ahead in 2022,” said festival organiser Brian Ruawai.

With the traffic light system kicking into play on December 3 and vaccine passes mandated for large-scale events, Mystery Creek offers 114 hectares to manage any safety measures that Soundsplash may have to incorporate.

Waikato started the traffic light system at ‘orange’ which means that Soundsplash can go ahead without restrictions on numbers but would still need to incorporate other public health protocols.

“The spatial requirements needed to process attendees are very uncertain.

We have a new CVC passport being implemented that has not yet been tested on events or mass gatherings.

“In other words, we don't know what to plan for and can only anticipate those breakdowns to solve. What we do know is that we don't have the space available to have a 2, 3 or even 4-step check-in process,” says Brian.

In terms of returning to Raglan, the team says this venue change had to happen for Soundsplash to go ahead in 2022.

“We hope to return to Raglan in the future when restrictions are lifted and it is safer for us to do so,” said Brian.

With the decision signed off, the organisers are now looking at delivering the same Soundsplash vibe and experience at Mystery Creek and hope to develop some new and exciting activations. The team is still ironing out some of the finer details and will continue to update ticketholders through email and social media.

“We’re excited to still be able to deliver the event as this was in question with the logistical challenges of holding big events in a Covid world,” says Brian, adding that all systems were now all go - and they are forging ahead with a lineup announcement and gearing up to deliver an epic festival.

As the rest of Whāingaroa prepares for a busy summer ahead under the traffic light system, uncertainty and safety reasons have led to the cancellation of a number of local events including the New Year’s fireworks display and the New Year’s Eve parade.

Over in Tairāwhiti, the annual 3-day festival Rhythm and Vines has been postponed to Easter 2022 – the first time in its 19 year history that it has been rescheduled.

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Community Christmas lunch goes picnic style

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he annual community Christmas lunch returns again for those in our community who need a little bit of extra Christmas cheer.

Yes, Santa will be there with gifts for the children and music will be performed by noted local musicians.

Bring a rug, blanket and/or chair if you wish to take advantage of the spacious lawn under the trees to picnic.

To choose your delicious Christmas lunch, COVID protocol will follow

government guidelines. So everyone must use the tracer app and wear a mask when entering the hall.

Lunch options will include: Christmas meats of ham, turkey and spit roasted lamb with all the trimmings; or a seafood option of salmon and mussels; or a vegetarian option.

All meals will be served with a variety of salads, hot vegetables and a dessert.

Drinks will be available.

This community event has been made possible through the goodwill and energy

of many in our community. A huge THANK YOU for the donations of food, talent, expertise, and community service. Thank you also for the generosity and backing of the Raglan Hospital Trust.

Please enjoy your Christmas Day and celebrate with us!

A CHRISTMAS PICNIC LUNCH. Where? Stewart Street Hall When? From noon on Christmas Day till 2pm.

What? Special takeaway Christmas lunches for those in the community who need it.

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Put on your walking boots and head down to the wharf!

Hoggies Hole in One

FROM WAIKATO DISTRICT COUNCIL

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he Whāingaroa (Raglan) wharf is set to undergo a major transformation in the coming year and locals are being invited on a walking tour to learn more about the improvements and give their feedback.

Raglan Community Board member Dennis Amoore says it is the perfect opportunity for residents to ask any questions they may have about the projects and share their thoughts.

“This is an exciting time for Whāingaroa with some big improvements to the wharf in the pipeline. We want to make sure all community members have the chance

to find out more about these projects and have their say.

“We’d love to see as many people as possible pop down to the wharf and join us.”

The improvements will be carried out in the coming year and include repairs to strengthen the existing structure, a new pontoon, an eastern and western walkway, a new look for the wharf including a balustrade, and a plan for the future development of the harbour.

Construction is expected to start in mid-2022 and take around eight months to complete.

Waikato District Council Community Connections manager Megan May says before spades can get into the ground,

Council is seeking feedback from locals about the projects.

“We’ve developed two options for the western walkway, and we need you to let us know which is your preferred option.

“We are also creating a plan for the future of the harbour, and also like to hear from people about what is important to them.”

Raglan Ward Councillor Lisa Thomson says signs have been erected at the wharf to illustrate what improvements such as the balustrade could look like.

“If you can’t make it to the tour then I encourage you to head down to the wharf when you get a chance and check out the signage.

“The images paint a very exciting picture of what we have in mind for improvements to the wharf.”

Residents can have their say on the projects at www.shape.waikatodistrict. govt.nz/whaaingaroa-wharfredevelopment-project.

Hardcopy surveys are also available from the Raglan Library and Council Office on Bow Street or from Soul Shoes at the wharf.

Feedback closes at 5pm on Monday 20 December.

WALKING TOUR DETAILS Meet outside Soul Shoes at the Whāingaroa (Raglan) wharf 4.30pm – 6.30pm Thursday 16 December 2021

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tanding on the 15th tee on a perfect Thursday evening, golfer Peter Hogg had no idea of the magical moment he was about to unleash!

Tightly gripping his 8 iron club, playing a draw shot, he swung! The ball elevated skywards, hitting the green left of the pin, with lots of roll careering towards the hole.

"It's in the hole!" Voiced an excited team of wife Lyn, Annie Highet and Mike Goodison.

An ace had been scored and an ecstatic Peter Hogg, or Hoggy to his mates, celebrated with club members back at the club house.

Keen to find out more about the exciting projects underway at the WhAingaroa wharf?

Come and join us for a walking tour!

Where: Outside Soul Shoes When: 4.30pm – 6.30pm Thursday 16 December 2021 We’ll have a chat about what is going on at the wharf and answer any questions you may have.

See you there!

Find out more and have your say

Get on your walking shoes!

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RAGLAN FIESTA!

SHOP 'TILL LATE AS LIFE RETURNS TO OUR LOCAL STREETS

JOIN US FOR A PRE X-MAS, EVENING SHOPPING SPREE STORES ARE OPEN 'TILL 7PM

This is a www.raglanchamber.co.nz Initiative.

Please respect the current traffic light regulations.

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Raglan Water 2021

Raglan Business Chamber A message from the Raglan Chamber

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fter many months it finally feels like life could be resembling some sort of normality. The traffic light system is now in place and businesses have the option of unencumbered trading if they choose to enforce the vaccine passport regime.

Dwayne and Kelley with kids Arlo and Cohen.

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ack in March 2021 Dwayne and Kelley took over Raglan Water as a new venture from the previous owner who had been operating Raglan Water for many years.

I’m sure many of you have seen the truck cruising the Raglan roads servicing many a water tank, pool, and new builds. After spending a few months ensuring all the compliance requirements were in place and the truck was solid once again, the truck is now back on the roads ready to service the Raglan community's water needs once more.

You will meet Dwayne along the road, he's the main driver and is responsible for all things maintenance on the truck. You are likely to hear Kelley’s voice on the end of the phone dealing with the bookings, financials, and administration. Also, a vital part of the team, and

valued family member is Bruce Tressider, the team’s relief driver, who loves getting back behind the wheel of the truck after years of driving before retiring.

Dwayne and Kelley’s background has included conservation, construction, health, and youth development. They love living in Raglan with their two youngest Arlo and Cohen who attend the local schools. Kelley and Dwayne are delighted to be a part of this community and are looking forward to meeting you along their way.

So, if you are looking for a pool fill, event needs, water tank refill or new tanks, please do not hesitate to get in touch! Best way for quickest contact is cellphone Cell 027 315 8960 Facebook: Raglan Water 2021 Website: www.raglanwater.com Email:raglanwater@gmail.com

Dancers pass exams with flying colours S

tudents at Raglan’s very own syllabus dance and aerial arts studio Freedom2Fly have recently received results for their first dance exams. Sat just days before the last lockdown, all students have passed with flying colours! Results were returned whilst students were at home, where they received the exciting news.

Nine students sat a ballet exam in the renowned BBO (British Ballet Organisation) syllabus and eighteen sat an AJDA (American Jazz Dance Affiliation) jazz exam. These all came back with marks ranging from Commended to Honors for jazz and Distinction to Distinction with a Star for ballet.

The Distinction* is the highest mark that can be awarded in the BBO syllabus. It is believed that these are the first internationally recognized dance exams to be held in Raglan, bringing the syllabus-based dance community into our own backyard.

The students had been working hard with teachers throughout the year to build up to these exams. They attended weekly classes to learn the repertoire and required steps, and to build the technique, strength and flexibility required of their levels. Some made the most of private lessons and intensive week workshops over holidays to help boost their confidence and practice in the lead up to the exams.

The dance school received the results late October and early November during the second Delta lockdown in the Waikato region. Students were,

however, still able to receive their marks through email and by phone.

During this years’ Level 3 and 4 lockdowns F2F dance students have continued classes through Google Meet, an online platform that allows large group video calling. “It’s been an absolute joy to be able to dance through these tough times together with our amazing students and to have something exciting like our exams and end of year student showcase to prepare for. The support from parents helping their children to sign in - let alone remembering the day and time has been incredible. We feel extremely grateful for our small but mighty F2F community still able to come together in times like these,” said Jess.

Freedom2Fly returned to face to face classes, both outdoors during the Level 3 “step downs” and back in their studio at St Peters Hall in Level 2. “It’s clear that whilst online classes have definitely helped to bridge the gap during the lockdown, nothing compares to face to face classes with our students!

We are absolutely ecstatic to be back and have been told by parents and students alike that they feel the same,” says Jess. Freedom2Fly is a syllabus based ballet and jazz, circus and aerial arts studio, focusing on bringing the benefits of these incredible styles to the Raglan community. The studio is run by Jess and Jair Ramirez who moved back to New Zealand after travelling the world performing internationally both in dance and aerial arts. Jess and Jair are next scheduled to perform in Hamilton for New Years Eve and in the Auckland Arts Festival in 2022.

If you want to learn more about Freedom2Fly and what they get up to, head to www.freedom2fly.co.nz or check out their socials @freedom2flynz.

It is extremely difficult for those Raglan businesses to have made the decision to exclude people (including regular customers or even family).

Please remember this is solely for the purpose of trying to keep their business alive and get it back on track. To reiterate our comments from the last article, we ask that everyone continues to be patient with our local businesses while they navigate through these sensitive and trying times.

On the brighter side, business is picking up. Of course, there are those that are still struggling more than others, but you only have to go down the main street on the weekend to feel a sense or normality with the early arrival of the warmer weather bringing back the visitors. Local businesses are also preparing for the influx of our northern neighbours who will be allowed to cross over into our region within the coming weeks. We appreciate there is a sense of nervousness when our Auckland visitors start streaming in over

the New Year period, however, please remember many businesses heavily rely on outerregion visitors; not just retail and hospitality, but the likes of accommodation providers, tourism attractions and event companies.

The Chamber asks that we trust the system (albeit a challenging one) as a community and be kind to one another including any visitors that come to our town, as many livelihoods depend on it.

To keep the momentum, we have two events this week. This Thursday the 9th we are holding a crucial security breakfast event at Orca at 7.30am, which is open to the community. We will have a Risk Manager who will put on a presentation, together with our local police, discussing options to help protect us over the upcoming summer period.

To celebrate the beginning of summer and bringing life back into our streets, the Chamber has arranged the “Raglan Fiesta” which is an initiative where shops in the CBD will stay open until 7pm this Friday the 10th.

Let your friends and family know to come along and get your pre-Christmas shopping done all while supporting your local businesses, and indulging in divine, local cuisine.

A reminder the traffic light rules apply to these events.

Enjoy and stay safe.

Morgan Morris Chairperson

Dancers sit their syllabus exams.

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RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL

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Treetops - Whale Bay Renowned for its world class surf break, Whale Bay is one of the most sought after locations in Raglan. This stunning property is a rare find and gives you the ultimate luxury of being only a short stroll to the waves.

Currently utilized as the owner's holiday escape, they have a selfcontained campervan onsite that can also be included in the sale.

This could offer a fantastic opportunity to live onsite and enjoy the summer while you make plans to build your dream home.

Situated in an elevated position the 1012sqm (more or less) freehold section, enjoys gorgeous ocean views over a bush canopy and offers a sunny, sheltered, northerly aspect. This suntrap also offers somewhat of a microclimate that is perfect for growing an abundant garden. There are literally bunches of bananas hanging on the trees.

Three separate platforms have been tastefully created , tiered amongst the bush. Power is already onsite and both Geotech/House plans, are available.

This property is sure to appeal to many. Whether it be for you to build your permanent family home or just a dreamy holiday getaway, one thing's for sure you won't find better value in Whale Bay.

GST Inclusive (Unless Sold Prior) 12.30pm, Friday 17 December On site

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Thank you to my past, present and future vendors. The Raglan community, your support is much appreciated !!

Jono Hutson

Licensed Salesperson (REAA 2008) M 021 488 766 E jono.hutson@pggwrightson.co.nz www.facebook.com/JonoHutsonRealEstate PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

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Te Pokapū Taiao o Whāingaroa

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envirocentre@whāingaroa.org.nz Kia ora from the Xtreme Collection Team.

We wish to give a big mihi out to everyone for working with us as a team, washing squashing and awesome sorting! We are officially back to normal 4 days, normal 2 crates now ...But what about the festive season?

Xtreme services this year are remaining the same throughout the festive season. Hooray!

NO CHANGES TO COLLECTION SCHEDULES.

4-7pm Every Friday

Our Te Hutewai Rd site will be closed 24th December - 27th December and 31st December - 3rd January.

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You’ve heard it before, Shop local this Christmas, this summer, all year is good to do!

But we reckon shop local for your garden goodness too. We’d love to serve you up some soil by the scoop or sack. Give us a call 07 825 6509 to book in bulk loads (usually delivered on a Friday). Sacks of Garden Mix and Superfood Compost are available every day from Kāhu's Nest at our site, 186 Te Hutewai Road. ‘Tis the season to get the garden beds cranking, so you can make the most of holiday time enjoying the garden growing or some landscaping. What better base than LOCAL COMPOST. Stirred, sweated, mixed, and made right here from unavoidable food waste collected here, and garden clippings from gardens around here! Check out all the benefits to Raglan.

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While many of us can now make the most of sitting down and dining in, some local eateries are sticking to takeaways only, BUT LET'S NOT PILE UP THE SINGLE USE WASTE. Here's how to order takeaways without the throwaways:

Mention you have a reusable bowl/cup /container when you order via phone/txt.

Turn up 5 mins early and hand over your clean lid-free reusable.

Smile & enjoy eating real good food from a real good, REAL reusable.

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GALLERY OPEN - LOCAL ART FOR SALE La Petite Galerie will be open each weekend over the summer. Also open 5-7pm this Thurs & Fri. Paintings by Laurie Kirby and Photography by Geraldine Burns.@g.design_photo

Aerial imaging work across the Waikato district

RAGLAN FIESTA - 10TH DECEMBER 2021 Shop til Late - Stores open until 7pm.

TWILIGHT BOWLS At Raglan Bowling Club Checkin from 5.45pm, Teams of 3 or individuals, $20p/p, Everyone Welcome. Enquiries to Alan Price 021 456751

Waikato District Council is contracting Recon Ltd to take aerial images across the district over the summer.

Previously undertaken by manned aircraft, the images will now be taken by drone.

Drones are more environmentally friendly and less disruptive to stock.

WED 15 DEC RAGLAN RAMBLERS 9am from James St near Wallis St - Ngāruawāhia circuit bring lunch

The images will be used for geographic information system mapping across council to evaluate development and assist planning.

Recon is permitted to undertake the capture via drone under their NZ CAA Pt102 certification.

CHURCH @ STEWART STREET (CONGREGATIONAL): CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE 9am, 3 Stewart St and every Sun through Dec-Jan at 10am. A very warm welcome to all visitors. Contact: Ken 825 8028 ST PETER'S ANGLICAN CHURCH RAGLAN Christmas Services (Subject to Covid19 regulations) Christmas Eve: 1130pm Midnight Mass Christmas Day: 9.30am Communion Service Sunday 27th December: No Service

COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS LUNCH PICNIC Where? Stewart Street Hall When? From noon on Christmas Day till 2pm. What? Special takeaway Christmas lunches for those in the community who need it.

31 DEC RAGLAN BOWLING NEW YEARS EVE FUN DAY 1:00pm Start, at 19 James St. Practice & tips from 12:30pm. Licenced Bar from 2:30pm.

All welcome. Individuals or groups. No experience necessary $5 per person includes loan bowls. Flat soled shoes please. Other times and dates also available Ph. Alan 021456751 for info.

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Council consulting on bylaws and policies – have your say!

Waikato District Council is seeking feedback on proposed changes on the following bylaws and policies Dog Control Bylaw and Policy

EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS by

These documents set out how we manage dogs in the district. A number of changes are suggested, including where dogs are allowed, and limiting the number of dogs kept in rural areas to two, with some exemptions. New dog exercise areas are put forward in Tuakau and Tamahere, and seven current dog exercise areas are proposed to be removed.

HADLEY HODGKINSON

Easter Trading Policy Council’s current policy allows shops to trade on Easter Sunday if they wish to. Without this policy, shops in the Waikato District would not be allowed to open unless they fit the criteria in the Shop Trading Hours Act 1990. We are proposing to continue to permit trading on Easter Sunday from 2022.

at La Petite Gallery 19c Wainui Rd

Speed Limits Bylaw Schedule

December 16 to 21

Our communities have requested changes for safer speeds in and around residential areas, near schools, town centres and places where people work. We’re proposing to change the speeds on over 300 roads in the Waikato District, with the focus areas being schools, residential zones and town centres.

Open daily

For all proposed changes, please visit shape.waikatodistrict.govt.nz or any Council office or library, if open under Covid Level Restrictions.

Have your say

10am to 4pm

Submissions for the Dog Control Bylaw and Policy, and Easter Trading Policy open 1 December 2021 and close on 5pm, 16 January 2022.

5 Stewart St, Raglan

Submissions for the Speed Limits Bylaw Schedule open 1 December 2021 and close on 5pm, 23 January 2022.

EVENTS WILL RUN UNDER COVID TRAFFIC LIGHT SETTING FOR RAGLAN

Make a submission: • Online at shape.waikatodistrict.govt.nz • Email consult@waidc.govt.nz • Post to Waikato District Council, Atten: Corporate Planner, Private Bag 544, Ngaruawahia 3742 • Drop off to any Waikato District Council Office or library.

SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION SALE – TILL 11 DEC Locally-made Christmas gifts for sale – eclectic and hand-crafted. Visual art, sculpture, glass, ceramics, candles, decorations, cushions and much more, $5$500. Open 10-4 every day.

Online and email submissions are encouraged. Council may be unable to accept hand delivered submissions in COVID-19 Alert Level 3 or 4.

GELATO SATURDAYS – EVERY SATURDAY 12-5PM Raglan Gelato - traditional small-batch gelato and sorbets made from Dreamview milk and local fruit.

Contactless pick-up from the Old School kitchen.

Hearings will be held in February or March 2022 for those who wish to present their submission verbally.

For further information, please contact us on 0800 492 452 or email consult@waidc.govt.nz

AFTER-SCHOOL ART CLASSES TERM 1 2022 Theme - ‘Our Place | 8-week programme | Mon 14 Feb – 4 April, Wed 16 Feb – 6 April | 3.30pm – 5pm | $95 first child/$85 sibling | All materials included | Bookings essential by 7 Feb call 825 0023 or email info@ raglanartscentre.co.nz

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RAGLAN CREATIVE MARKET – SUNDAY 12 DECEMBER (Vaccine pass not required) 10am – 2pm at the Old School Arts Centre on Stewart St. For more info - www.raglanmarket.com

REGULAR EVENTS:

Raglan Ukulele Group every Wed 4 – 5.30pm Raglan Art Group 1st Friday of every month, 9am-12pm Live and Local 3rd Sunday of every month, 7-9pm

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THE GARDEN OF EVIL

All events listed are subject to Covid Alert Levels: call 825 0023 to confirm Clay Shed Members’ Night weekly Wed 5-7pm

(M off. lang. | 100 mins) Sun 26 Dec 4.30pm Tues 28 Dec 7pm Sat 1 Jan 8pm

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

Public Notices

(Doc. exempt | 78 mins) Preview screening Wed 29 Dec 7pm

JUNIPER

(M off. lang., drug use, suicide | 94 mins) Mon 27 Dec 7pm Sat 1 Jan 5.30pm Sun 2 Jan 4.30pm

BECOMING COUSTEAU

(Doc. exempt | 96 mins) Thurs 30 Dec 7pm Door sales 30min prior

Reserve raglanmovies.co.nz

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Two Homes! Totally Unique!

This is a chance to secure one of the prime properties in this popular location close to the beach yet still only a short drive to the action of Raglan. The 3 bedroom dwelling is positioned at the rear of the attractive 2686m2 site which enjoys ocean views out to Mussel Rock and the rolling waves of the Raglan Bar. Mature native bush wraps around the eastern boundary and is a haven for resident wood pigeons and other birdlife.

Upper Wainui Road is a very sought after address renown for it’s sea views, bush walks, lush tropical like setting and just simply being a great neighbourhood to live in. No covenants apply, LIM report available on request.

Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309

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Beautiful Bush, Birdlife & Coastal Views AUCTION 19.12.21 at 1pm

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This unique property features 2 homes on 1.45 acres with a sunny northfacing aspect and amazing views over Okete Bay, this property has been a labour of love for the owner of 21 years. The first home is a 2 bedroom contemporary mud brick home which is a stunning piece of architecture and the second home comprises a cute 1 bedroom cottage with warm native timber features. The orchard is very attractive with an array of fruit producing trees including a large avocado.

Two homes present so many options to buyers as well as the potential for rental income. Do not delay, call Kyle today for all the details.

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Modern Flax Cove Beach Home Finding a property with a large easy contoured section in Raglan can be challenging but they do exist... and this property represents just that with the bonus of a dwelling onsite to either renovate or holiday in or rent while you plan to build your future dream home here. The aspect is northwest facing with harbour views to the front and rolling rural hills from the back of the section through two magnificent Totara trees which add lot’s of character. The 3 bedroom home is a bit of a ‘rough diamond’ but is perfectly liveable and features polished timber Matai floors throughout and is ready for immediate possession for a new owner. LIM available.

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Set in an elevated position in the popular Flax Cove subdivision, this modern and low maintenance property enjoys lovely inner harbour, mountain and rural views. The modern home has a great layout and features 3 bedrooms, an ensuite bathroom and walk through wardrobe, high stud ceilings in the open plan living room which opens out to a front entertaining deck taking in the views on offer. The 709sqm site is thoughtfully landscaped with established plantings, a lawn area and boxed vege gardens. Flax Cove has direct access to the coastal reserve right on your doorstep for walking, running or biking.

Greig Metcalfe

Chrissy Cox

Kyle Leuthart

Robbie Regnier

Matt Sweetman

Natasha Metcalfe-Black

Vanessa Keith

Jenni Stephens

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*NB Boundary lines on photos are approximate & merely a guide. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem reliable. However we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely upon their own enquiries.

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