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To The Raglan Chronicle While the adversity of COVID-19 may have afflicted the tourism industry, there is no doubt that a hopeful recovery will arrive.

Furthermore, with welldeserved additions such as the $2.5 million upgrade to the famous Raglan Wharf, there is no doubt that tourism will flourish again in our town. But while tourists bring money to the many hard working local businesses, they also bring an environmental strain to our lovely town. This is why I am writing regarding the publication of a survey in your online platform of The Raglan Chronicle, a survey which can help eliminate the environmental stress from our community. This survey is part of a wider research study for the Graduate Diploma in Destination Management programme at the University of Waikato, being conducted under the supervision of Prof. Chris Ryan. This research is associated with the work undertaken by Waikato University as part of its United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) initiatives within the International Network for Sustainable Tourism (INSTO).

The primary purpose of this study is to gain an understanding of Raglan residents’ view on the effects tourism has on the waste accumulation.

The study therefore has potential to improve waste management in the Raglan community. Two weeks ago, we shared a link to a survey on the Raglan Facebook page. We have received a few responses which have provided us with some very useful data. However,

we have not reached our expected number of participants. We hope that by the link to the survey going up on your website it will have the chance of reaching a wider base, helping us collect more results. Your help will therefore provide us with the data needed to improve sustainability in the tourism sector within Raglan and improve the quality of waste management.

Participation in this research is voluntary and anonymous and any responses will remain confidential.

The questionnaire itself should take no longer than 15 minutes to complete. If you have any questions or need more details about this research, please contact me, Tracey Cornes (TC164@ students.waikato.ac.nz) or my supervisor Chris Ryan (chris.ryan@waikato.ac.nz).  Raglan is a beautiful place. Whether you are a surfer, waking up early to jam the waves, or a family enjoying the warm beach together, Raglan’s environment and therefore its environmental protection are crucial. This is why we need to keep such a wonderful place pristine and enjoyable for everyone. Understanding the effect tourism has on waste generation helps construct a new waste management framework.

Therefore, your help in publishing the survey will help keep Raglan beautiful, and it will help Raglan stay Raglan. Finally, if you would like us to write a short article on the importance of the relationship between tourism, Raglan and issues like waste management, Airbnb etc, we would be happy to do this.

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ast Saturday a group of locals came together for a paddle out in the Raglan Harbour in an act of solidarity with worldwide Black Lives Matter protests. The protests were held in response to the death of George Floyd and the ongoing racism towards African Americans in the United States of America and around the world.

On Thursday she began to plan the paddle out for Saturday with the help of a few familiar faces, Kelly Clarkson, Lisa Thomson, Arnie-Rose Solomon and Raglan Floral Co.

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A solid group of residents came together to support the paddle out locally.

Organiser Kiri Binnersely had seen global activist group, Black Girls Surf, organizing a paddle out event and thought, “It would be amazing to do this in Raglan as we have a huge community of surfers.”

“The ocean has the power to heal, and bring people together. This is a peaceful protest for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery who lost their lives due to police brutality and racism in America and across the globe. Racism is not ok” She said.

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Peggy Lee's artwork often included landscapes of Raglan.

olleagues say a love of creativity was central to the life of artist and teacher Peggy Lee, who regarded Raglan as her spiritual home despite having moved to Auckland late last year to be closer to family.

News of her unexpected death a fortnight ago has left the local arts community reeling.

“She was the most giving, caring person I know, and intrinsic to her being was this love of art,” fellow artist and teacher Susan Flight told the Chronicle. “Art was definitely the core of her life.”

Susan this week reminisced about “the old days” when she and Peggy both taught during Raglan Old School Arts Centre’s annual summer schools. Susan says Peggy was a potter back then but her creativity later “slipped into” the painting career for which she will be best remembered.

“She was a marvellous teacher,” Susan recalls of the off-site workshops – in ceramic sculpture, drawing and painting – which Peggy ran from her then home on the estuary in Raglan West, the same spot where her three sons were raised.

Peggy also taught art and technology at Hamilton Girls’ High School for many years before her retirement and was “much loved by the students”, says a colleague from the prestigious school, Silvia Huser. She recalls Peggy as a “dedicated” teacher striving to educate the next generation, and says she will be “sadly missed”.

Examples of her talent as a painter can be seen on the walls of both the Girls’ High school and hostel, and in the homes of her friends and colleagues – a reminder of her kind heart, Silvia adds.

Peggy specialised in landscapes and seascapes that captured the essence of Raglan, and often exhibited in downtown galleries like Show Off Aotearoa where her work was flanked by paintings from the likes of fellow locals Jane Galloway and Jenny Rhodes.

Peggy Lee with paintbrush in hand.

In fact this trio – along with local photographer Stuart Mackenzie – all participated in a tribute exhibition at Show Off back when the design for the new Kopua footbridge was being debated. Their work also complemented each others’ at Show Off’s 14th birthday exhibition some six years ago.

Another “great exhibition” at the gallery – entitled ‘Raglan Rocks’ – was a collaboration between Peggy and her longtime friend Jenny Rhodes, says Show Off owner Adele Wooller, who this week dug out old newspaper clippings of the pair sharing their love of art and the environment.

“Jenny’s been hugely inspirational to me,” Peggy was quoted as saying at the time.

Her trademark landscapes have been described as playing with impressionism, and with colour and abstract elements.

Peggy’s twin sister Wendy Lee says that although they grew up in Hamilton they frequently holidayed in Raglan, first at the campground then at the family bach. Raglan was indeed Peggy’s spiritual home, Wendy confirms. Her sister always came back here after stints training and teaching in Auckland, and her artwork was “prolific”.

Since Peggy’s death Wendy has discovered 100-odd stored paintings of Raglan landmarks like Mt Karioi, Ngarunui and the upper harbour.

“Peggy has been in Raglan so long and had so many friends locally,” she adds.

One of Peggy’s sons, Jamie Karl, says his mother loved Raglan dearly and reveals she was also “something of an environmental activist” who played some role in the protection of native trees.

Although she’d had health problems including diabetes for some years, Peggy’s sudden death two weeks ago of a pulmonary embolism – at the age of 70 – was unexpected.

Despite her health issues Peggy was “always so positive,” says Jane Galloway – “a kind and compassionate person who loved doing art”.

Edith Symes

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he spectacular Wairēinga/Bridal Veil Falls will be closed for one dayon Thursday 11 June for feral goat control.

Wairēinga/Bridal Veil Falls, near Raglan, are managed by the Department of Conservation (DOC) and the popular location is a magnet for goats drawn to the tasty native plants growing on rocky outcrops.

DOC is closing the area for one day to enable contractors to safely control the goats.

The popular track takes visitors down a short, pretty, native forest walk to view the plunging waters from above. Fifty-five metres below, the pool at the base of the falls is reached by a staircase.

“The goat control is very likely to happen around the waterfall, as this is where we keep receiving reports of goats” says DOC Waikato Biodiversity Ranger,

Cara Hansen, “. “It is such a popular area we need to close it to the public for the day to keep people safe.”

A two-person team from WR Curnow Contracting Limited will be hunting with suppressed firearms and dogs.

“We give out bow hunting permits here, but the goats have not been sufficiently controlled using this method, and are now damaging the fragile vegetation around the waterfall and throughout the reserve.”

As well as informing local hapū, schools, the i-Site and police, DOC will be erecting a barrier at the track entrance and DOC rangers will be on hand to make sure no one enters while the control is underway.

Please check the DOC website for the latest information about the closure planned for 11 June. www.doc.govt.nz Department of Conservation

Mega research project is improving New Zealand’s ocean knowledge N ew Zealand’s leading marine scientists involved in the $11.5 million Moana Project have gathered virtually over two days [27-28 May] to review their progress in the five-year research project to revolutionise our understanding of Aotearoa’s oceans and our ability to forecast ocean behaviour.

In less than two years since being awarded the funding through the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment’s (MBIE’s) Endeavour Fund, the project spearheaded by MetOcean Solutions, the oceanographic division of MetService has already delivered some great results.

MetOcean’s Moana Project Director & Science Lead is Raglan-based João de Souza and he said the team of 60 people are bringing together cutting-edge science and technology, historical and new data and indigenous knowledge to fill major gaps in our ocean knowledge.

“With the enhanced ocean knowledge this project will provide, New Zealand will be better prepared for the changes in our oceans and the impact of warming seas on our coastlines and marine environments.

It will also enable our role as kaitiaki and can help ensure the sustainably of our kaimoana and the livelihoods generated through the blue economy which generates $4 billion annually.”

“We’ve made great progress already based around a number of building blocks to achieve this ambitious and holistic project,” says João de Souza.

Some of the building blocks of the project are: • Developing innovative methods to observe ocean temperatures • Developing computer algorithms to model Aotearoa’s ocean dynamics such as circulation, currents and subsurface temperatures • Conducting unique research to gain a greater understanding of our kaimoana namely kuku (mussels), koura (crayfish) and pāua.

• Learning from iwi about their oceanographic knowledge honed over centuries of ocean voyaging, kaimoana gathering and the observed changes to our oceans.

For more info visit: https://www. moanaproject.org/

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Final Notice

Auction this Saturday

Open Home 8 Pokohui Avenue Raglan

AUCTION

75 Otonga Valley Road Raglan

AUCTION

We are delighted to introduce to the market this stunning home offering 4 spacious bedrooms – three upstairs and one down.

The open plan lounge takes in peaceful water views and great indoor-outdoor flow onto a private covered deck, enabling you a magical alfresco dining and entertainment area. A single garage with large storage areas offers internal access to the house via a lift. Situated on 620sqm, the grounds are immaculate and very easily maintained. With a great location, close to the water for kayak and paddleboarding access and a flat easy walk to town, this property is quite possibly the dream home you have been waiting for. Safe and sound.

On site (unless sold prior)

This much-loved family home is located an easy 20-minute to Hamilton and 15 mins to Raglan. The pristine 1930s Californian bungalow is set in an idyllic location extending over 3.983 ha. An immaculate family home that combines character with modern living. There are 3 bedrooms; generous dining and living, with natural flow that opens onto an expansive decking. Three-metre bi-fold doors open from the second living area, providing yet another countryside aspect. The kitchen has beautiful granite benchtops and a large bay window. The land is divided into 7 paddocks, complete with a chook house, lots of mature trees, raised vege gardens and a legal water supply from a nearby dam for the stock.

On site (unless sold prior)

3:00pm, Saturday 13 June

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23211 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

Open Home 35 Main Road Raglan Enjoy entertaining friends and family on your private semi-covered deck overlooking the picturesque Kaitoke estuary and the majestic Mount Karioi. The house features 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 living areas and a large kitchen to enjoy with the family. Internal access to a large fully enclosed storage area below the house. Explore the opportunities to utilise this area. A separate 10sqm sleepout providing extra accommodation is a plus. The property is fully fenced with drive through access providing room for the boat and extra toys. The location is ideal - close to town and all amenities.

Explore the possibility of subdivision (1,282 sqm). rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23229 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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12:00pm, Saturday 4 July

View

Saturday 12:00pm

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23212 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

Open Home AUCTION

6:00pm, Friday 26 June Ray White Office (unless sold prior)

View

Saturday 1:00pm

Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282 Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

16a Long Street Raglan This 4 bedroom house maintains an original character and charm while being renovated to a very high standard. The lounge welcomes you into the property complete with a delightful wood burner and stained glass window. This is a cosy space to relax and enjoy the woody surroundings. The kitchen is modern and stylish and ensures ease of entertaining. Three bedrooms are located downstairs while the master is located upstairs complete with an en-suite and walk-in wardrobe and a beautiful stained glass window. Enjoy water views from the deck that opens through french doors from the bedroom.

This home oozes old-world charm and enjoys the convenience of modern living. Situated on 432sqm. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23198 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

For Sale

$799,000

View

Sunday 2:00pm

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

Health in your Hands

A column connecting with senior citizens in our community.

by Pauline Abrahams

Newsletter 11th June 2020

Level 1 Here We Come

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he Seniors are really informed and make sure everyone not get complacent as humanity looking forward to meeting was safe. is facing a major overhaul in our up with all their friends and Whilst we rejoice in our new attitude to the planet and social sharing lockdown stories. The found freedom here in New behaviour. over 70s have kept their heads Zealand, we must not forget Be Kind, Be Kind, Be Kind down and communicated with those who have not been so Last week one of our long term fortunate especially those who each other through telephone Care and Craft members, Thelma and other media plus social have lost loved ones. Our thoughts Grinlinton, passed away. Our go out to all of the individuals, distancing while out walking. condolences go to her family and businesses and families who are Our elderly have been grateful still struggling with job losses and those who cared for her. There will for support from many areas of the Raglan Community.

be a service at the Union Church in

financial hardship.

We also remember those in Stewart Street at 2.00pm

There have been challenging other countries still struggling with and lonely times and in hindsight, major impacts of the pandemic. we could have perhaps done things

differently.

circumstances,

Under

everyone

Our global situation, relatively

the small

population,

supreme

did leadership, and Kiwi resilience

their best to keep the community gave us a head start. However let’s

Pauline Abrahams WHAT’S ON NIA DANCE Wednesday 10 June, 9.30 at the Town Hall, first session free.

WHAT’S ON CONTINUED MOVE TO HEAL 11.30 at the Town Hall, come and have fun!

EVERY THURSDAY SENIOR TECHNOLOGY 3 pm at Raglan Community House.

SATURDAY CLUB RAGLAN, at The Community House 9am EVERY MONDAY CARE AND CRAFT, 9.00 4 Tidd Street WEDNESDAY 1 JULY RAGLAN COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUP, 11.00 at Stewart Street Hall.

KNITTERS CIRCLE 10.00 every Wednesday at the Orca Restaurant THE LIONS OPPORTUNITY SHOP is now back to normal thankyou to the wonderful work the volunteers have done during Lockdown to making sure they were ready for Level 1 CREATIVE ART MARKET at the Old School 10 o’clock 14th June

Final Notice

Auction this Saturday

Seeking a long term relationship?

Are you over renting your property out for short term accommodation? Would you like a good long term tenant in your home rather than the constant ins and outs, wear & tear of short term bookings?

Give us a call or email us about long term renting in the Raglan area, or if you have any questions, we would love to help you.

Ray White Raglan Rentals 07 825 8640 I rentals.raglan@raywhite.com raglanrentals.com

7 Johnson Drive Raglan With a panoramic view like this and all-day sun from the northfacing aspect, it’s easy to see why you would immediately fall in love with the idea of living by the seaside in Raglan. Sit back and watch the show that is Raglan, with water sports, boating, and the famous Raglan harbour entrance right in front of your eyes.

The 3 double bedrooms and thoughtfully planned house would make for easy living for a family, allowing privacy and solitude for everyone on a 895sqm elevated section. This unique property has a deck and different vista for each moment of the day, coupled with beautifully breezy and spacious light-filled living areas. Call Melanie to arrange a private viewing today. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23213

AUCTION 12:00pm, Saturday 13 June On site (unless sold prior)

View Saturday from 11:00am

Melanie Carroll 021 760 468

Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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To our Chronicle readers and supporters First and foremost, we would like to extend our thanks for your support. The past couple of months have been a testing time for many and it has been heartwarming to see the ways our community has come together to support each other.

As you may all be aware the media industry, as a whole, has been experiencing a lot of change in recent years with the rise of social media and digital production as well as the continuing high costs associated particularly with print media. Over the past few months we have seen countless publications folding and many talented writers lose their jobs. These changes noted above, coupled with our experience of the recent pandemic, has encouraged us to re-look at how we move forward in order to continue publishing the Chronicle and to remain progressive and innovative.

Government support that was announced for the media industry during lockdown, while it provided much needed aid to broadcast and radio, unfortunately did not include support for print media.

With this current environment it is with heavy hearts that we announce that we will be shifting to fortnightly publication from our current weekly schedule.

While we will only be publishing the Chronicle fortnightly moving forward, we are excited to announce that we will now be publishing the magazine edition, The Local Rag, every month.

We will implement these changes in the first week of July until the end of November 2020. We will then review the new frequency and decide how to move forward.

Thank you for your understanding. We are choosing to embrace these changes and we look forward to continuing to celebrate the community we live in.

Thanks again for your support.

The Raglan Chronicle Team

You can find a schedule of the next Chronicle issues below:

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18th June - Chronicle

23rd July - Chronicle

27th August -Chronicle

25th June - Chronicle

30th July - No publication

3rd September - Local Rag Magazine issue

3rd July - Local Rag Magazine issue

6th August - Local Rag Magazine issue

10th September - Chronicle

9th July - Chronicle

13th August - Chronicle

17th September - No publication

16th July - No publication

20th August - No publication

24th September - Chronicle

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Bevan now has around 50-60 hives set up around Ruapuke and Karioi producing several varieties

to Rivet on Wallis St or Zinnia on Wainui Rd. Refillable honey will be sold at Rivet soon.

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Local businesses are the foundation of our community - and they make it possible for us to bring the Raglan Chronicle to you.

What's On RAGLAN OLD SCHOOL ARTS CENTRE SOS GARAGE SALE FUNDRAISER Sunday 28 June 10am -2pm.

Wanted: quality donated goods delivery 24-27 Jun 10am-2pm to Old

School 825 0023 for further information WED 17 JUNE R A G L A N R A M B L E R S 9am from James St near Wallis St Te Kaha Pt - bring lunch & boat fare

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WORK SPACE TO LET If you can’t (or don’t want to) work at work and Home is just too hard, there is an unoccupied, 14sq meter offi ce available at 13 Wallis Street.

Unlimited Wifi , a car park and nicely refurbished.

You could comfortably fi t up to 3 desks in there, close the door and get on with your work life. If you’re interested please call: Michael on0274 829 688

Public Notices THE RAGLAN COMMUNITY BOARD JUNE MEETING WILL NOW BE HELD ON TUESDAY 23RD JUNE 2020 Time: Public Forum is from 1.30pm - 2pm Official meeting commences at 2pm Where: Raglan Town Hall supper room Agenda will be available online via the Waikato District Council website on the Friday prior to our Board meeting.

All welcome.

If you have any questions please contact Gabrielle Parson, Community Board Chairperson on: gparsonraglancommunityboard@gmail.com or mobile 021 844 785.

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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING the Annual General Meeting of The Te Uku & District Hall Inc will be held on:

Quality 2nd hand books Open Wed - Sun from 10am 2 Wallis St Books wanted.

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ADVERTISING:

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Please see the publishing schedule to the right and make sure that you book your ad in time for the corresponding publication.

- Election of Committee - Annual Reporting - Apologies/ Enquiries to 07 8255101 - New members welcome & appreciated

NEW QUARRY!

Services Offered FRUIT TREES NEED PRUNING? Dean is back in town, 1 month only so be quick!. Call Dean 0212174491

JDC QUARRIES WAITETUNA

FLUE CLEANING & LOG FIRE INSPECTION $115. All flue and log fire repairs including new To Let fire installations.

BEDROOM Please phone Mark 2 COTTAGE with water on 07 8298-103 / views, access to 021457342 beach, Greenslade Road, working DO YOU WANT professional/s only, No YOUR HOUSE pets, $380per week.

Must have references Repiled, available.

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