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aglan is gearing up to be the place to be over Labour Weekend with the highly anticipated Raglan Arts Weekend, now in its 11th year, ready to wow visitors. The 35 registered artists have been hard at work over lockdown and beyond, and many of them will not only be showcasing new artworks, but also new techniques, borne out of a long period of being shut away from many distractions. Take internationally acclaimed artist Sam Mathers, whose lockdown journey has resulted in a collection that’s a marked step away from his signature nautical style. It incorporates layers of new elements and free expression where Sam has “let loose”, as he describes it. Then there’s Jane Galloway and Claudia Grutke, both having completed the Art2life Creative Visionary Program run by Californian artist Nicholas Wilton. Both have been experimenting with mixed media collage, and for Jane – a more abstract style than her familiar detailed realist paintings. “I’m finding that people are keen to get their hands on a lockdown inspired artwork as a physical snapshot of a very difficult time in the world,” says another RAW favourite, Toni Kingstone, who has sold a number of new artworks since RAW’s Easter event was postponed. Her favourite tool has been a palette

knife to create marbled effects and complex colour combinations in her new fluid acrylic and resin work. Nine new artists have joined the trail this year, and visitors will also be spoilt for choice with a diverse and engaging range of media including stone sculpture, metal work, airbrushing, mosaic art, steel forgery, surfboard carving, ceramics, taxidermy, wood furniture, fine jewellery, digital fine art, painting and photography.

Rick Youmans will be live painting semi abstract watercolour and ink paintings of the Raglan coast, for sale on day of creation

“It’s a self-discovery trail with approximately half of the artist studios accessible by foot within the main township,” says Nicky Brzeska, RAW Co-ordinator. “The remaining studios are mostly in clusters a stone’s throw away so it’s very possible to see the majority of our talent over the 3 days,” she says. Raglan Shuttle will be running a ticketed shuttle from town centre to the Wharf where you can visit Tony Sly, and see Rick Youmans in action with live painting of semi abstract emotive watercolour and ink paintings of the Raglan coast. They will also be running a daily shuttle tour to visit the RAW artist studios, East on Saturday and West on Sunday. Visitors are encouraged to pick up a trail map from the Old School Arts Centre, and check out the ‘Talking about Climate Change’ Preview Exhibition, open week days 10am until 2pm until the end of RAW.

An eye-catching artwork from Chris Meek’s new collection.

“Black Cat” One of Sam Mathers’s new non-nautical paintings for RAW, the result of a 20-hour straight painting stint.

Jane Galloway’s new abstract style

R AGL A N A RTS WEEK END w i l l b e held over L ab ou r We ekend f rom Sat u rd ay 2 4t h to Mond ay 2 6t h Oc tob er. Most st ud ios w i l l b e op en 10 a m u nt i l 5pm for t he t h re e d ays , w it h s ome closi n g at 3pm.

Catherine Houston’s ‘Cattle Yard’. Catherine had to find a new venue to display her RAW artworks due to painting up a storm over lockdown! Magazine Issue October 2020 Raglan Chronicle | 5

CR A FTING A COM M UNITY A RTS HUB OUT OF THE OLD SCHOOL J A N I N E J AC K S O N

rom education to the arts and lots in-between, the Raglan Old School Arts Centre has been many things to many people.

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Sunday, October 11 and Sunday, October 25 – 10am-2pm and the Raglan Arts Weekend Sat 24 to Mon 26, October – Labour Weekend. Visit the Raglan Old School Arts Centre, 5 Stewart St, office hours Mon-Fri, 10am-2pm.

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There’s over 130 years of history steeped in the old kauri walls and floors, and there are many who still remember it as their first school. Constructed using local kauri, the one-room school with a porch was built in 1883 and as the roll continuing to grow, three more rooms were added. The school was also used as a temporary hospital during the 191819 influenza epidemic and throughout WW2 it was utilised for home guard parades and an air raid shelter was built by deepening a drain. Although, it hasn’t heard the ring of the school bell since 1962 when students headed up the road to the new school on Norrie St, the community wasn’t about to let it lay idle. After the land and building were vested in the Raglan County Council - Waikato District Council’s predecessor, the building was used for shearing and beauty competitions and as the Raglan County Council depot office and smoko room. Now a thriving arts centre, the Old School was nearly lost to the community when the Raglan County Council looked at demolishing the building after years of neglect saw its native timber beauty deteriorate. It took a campaign led by the first Raglan Community Arts Council (RCAC) chair Glen Young and local kuia and activist Tuaiwa ‘Eva’ Rickard to secure Historic Places Act legal protection for the Old School with the help of lawyer Ronald Young. Work started in 1984 to upgrade the Old School for use as an Arts Centre and in

1988 management of the building was given to the Whaingaroa Arts and Works Centre. A collaboration between the Raglan Community Arts Council and the Whaingaroa Work Co-operative began refurbishing and restoring the building. It thrived under the guidance of the then RCAC Chair Marizio Sarzini and arts activities, such as Susan Flight’s Raglan Summer School of Art, blossomed. Work continued on enhancements, including the first internal toilet and a kitchen installed in 1992, a repurposed garage used for community pottery in 2001, the community gallery opened in 2006 and the St Lazarus building with commercial kitchen and art studio was built in 2010. Raglan Community Arts Council chair for close to 15-years, Rodger Gallagher responded to an advert in the Raglan Chronicle asking for new committee members; a year later he was made chair. Describing himself as an appreciator of the arts, he sees the value in the building and in what it adds to the community as an art hub. He’s the driving force behind the endless rounds of funding applications that help keep the arts centre going. There’s a lot of blood, sweat and tears in the Old School, and Rodger points out the efforts to grow the community art centre continues with the help of a dedicated team of staff and volunteers. The recent new build out the back, which started in 2018, has seen the Clay Shed garage replaced by a two-story, multi-functional space; but it hasn’t come easy. Like all builds it has had its ups and downs; the usual building hiccups and budget blow-outs have meant the RCAC continues to seek local government and

philanthropic funding to complete the building. Plus, there’s the neverending fundraising events and initiatives undertaken by staff and volunteers to keep it moving along. “We started with a $100,00 shortfall but pushed ahead anyway,” he says. The build that is for the community has been nurtured along by a variety of community tradies, businesses and an army of volunteers, Rodger says. “We’ve had Dan Thompson laying the concrete, Andreas Broring sourcing material, Jonas Lindfield doing the electrics, Matt Hassard on plumbing and drains, Ross Cameron for the roof, Marty White with his various builders and now we’ve got Phil Crake. They’re all doing their best for the community.” The COVID six-week lockdown made a huge impact on the Old School; income dried up and bills still needed paying. Once again, a team of volunteers kicked in and a Monster Garage Sale raised over $5000 to help the centre recover financially. The Raglan Arts Weekend was the only major arts event run by the Old School that was able to be rescheduled this year, with the Raglan Film Festival and Raglan Art to Wear both postponed till next year due to the pandemic. The movies, music, clay workshops and Raglan Creative Market are all back up-andrunning and Rodger is looking forward to the upstairs room in the new build ready for use by the end of the year. And as for the future of the Old School, Rodger says as it has been in the past it will be up to the community to decide what that might look like. “We will have a planning session next year involving the community.”

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A RTIST INTERVIEW WITH MARISE RARERE

How would you describe yourself as an artist and your body of work? I have two passions in my life; my family (especially our moko Ihaka) and my art practice. As an artist I believe in a strong work ethic and I like to be open minded with regards to my ideas, but I admit I am resistant to personally categorising and labelling my work because I find it can be limiting. I have no problem with other people’s need to do it though. I like simplicity, universal forms, vessels, elements from nature, exploring lines and colours, breath, feelings and touch to compose a visual harmony. My art spans a range of mediums, with each influencing and informing another. Usually I will have several strands of work happening at the same time. Some things can take a long time to create, often those works happen early in the morning in quiet repetition. I counter that with pieces that are made quickly, capturing the energy, maybe only a few moments. I enjoy the creative process. In many ways that journey is more important to me than the finished product. I have built up a body of work which covers a time since the mid 1990’s that includes memories of the past, interwoven with new ideas. What is your backstory in terms of choosing the arts? I grew up down south in Invercargill with a very artistic father, who worked at the freezing works. Our mum was supportive of whatever interests we (my sister and brothers) wanted to try. Dad would draw galloping horses on the back of his Best Bets or tell us Māori legends, other stories and draw characters and scenes on pages as he told them. Learning new things and education was encouraged in our house. When I was about 11 years old I went to Saturday morning art classes for several months. I would get dropped off and several hours later I would be collected proudly holding my efforts of the morning painting, stitching, collage, making things from found objects, drawing, screen print, whatever it was. My whānau returned north to Tauranga, and the shift in geography and culture had a big impact on life. Being introduced to our whanaunga, marae opened up a whole new world and perspective. College art didn’t go well for me, I recall getting E’s one year for not handing in any assignments. Years later that art teacher and I would be students together in our Master’s programme. On reflection Shelley was an excellent teacher but unfortunately I was a terrible student at the time. In 1994, I began my formal studies at Waikato Polytechnic now Wintec, Hamilton. I started Fashion Drawing night classes and

then enrolled in a Diploma of Visual Arts and ended up completing a Bachelor of Media Arts. For several years following that I studied the Certificate of Toi Haraheke at Wintec’s Te Tari Maori - studying traditional and contemporary Maori weaving with tutor Rama Kete. I reenrolled multiple times because I loved it so much. I think that ended up costing me more than my degree. A few years down the track I completed a Master of Fine Art.,Painting/Sculpture through RMIT University, Melbourne. During this time I received a scholarship from Arts Waikato. I did a Digital Artist residency at the University of Waikato. Then I stopped exhibiting for 10 years as other life and work commitments became more important. During this period I spent five years between 2013 and 2018 taking regular workshops learning to cast glass, lost wax technique with now Cambridge based artist Di Tocker I think it was in 2016 or 2017 I exhibited again for the first time at The Framing Workshop in Silverdale, run by Sarah Marston who has been framing my work since art school years. Since moving to Whaingaroa I have been a member of the Raglan Art where fellow artists gather regularly. I am working part time in the office at the Raglan Old School Art Centre, and have taken part in the annual Raglan Arts Weekend. Which in turn led to having my work AT Show Off Gallery and Wabi Sabi Studio. Now I am in the process of moving in to a new studio workshop and what feels like the beginning of the next chapter. Where are you based in Raglan? I am very excited about our brand new work space ARTISTS at WORK Studios and Gallery down Electric Avenue (behind Zinnia opposite Raglan Artisan Bread and Raglan Beauty) Is this a shared space? This is a shared space with well-respected Raglan artist Jane Galloway. Jane and I are both looking forward to having generous sized studio spaces to make new works What are you currently focusing on? The Raglan Arts Weekend 24, 25, 26 October is just a few weeks away so busy with preparations for that. Then it is straight into several more projects leading up to Christmas and a busy summer. How does living in Whaingaroa influence your work? Living in Whaingaroa is a dream come true. We love our little whare in the bush near the ocean. The energy of this place and people are infused in every piece of work that I am making, but not necessarily locally specific, but rather universally understood.

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CONTAC T DETA ILS ARTISTS at WORK Studios and Gallery down Electric Avenue view work by appointment weekdays Gallery open weekends: Instagram: Email: Phone or txt:

@marise.rarere marise.rarere@gmail.com 0273006844

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ver the Raglan Arts Weekend you can nab some bargains at Palm Prints studio as they get ready for the move to the Artists at Work gallery. Many framed prints will be priced at cost from Jane Galloway designs plus drawings by Julian Godfery and photographs by Stuart Mackenzie. Labour Weekend for us is all about making space, so take advantage of our plans and come around early. We are looking forward to seeing you one last time at our home and studio. Jane’s landscape reproductions and her latest print editions will continue to be available through Show Off at 2 Bow Street for shoppers wanting to browse in the village. See you soon. www.palmprints.co.nz 23 Nihinihi Avenue, Raglan

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anting to paint bigger was the driving force behind the move to a new studio for Raglan artists Marise Rarere and Jane Galloway. The old WOK store in Electric Avenue is so spacious they saw the potential to fit in their own artist run gallery as well as two studios. Marise will be there over the Raglan Arts Weekend to introduce you to the new gallery and her exciting new work as well as pieces by other local artists. The gallery is open by appointment during the week. Just text one of the artists’ numbers on the window to organise a time. It’s also likely they will be working just next door so can come through to welcome you in. Hope you don’t mind their paint-covered clothes though. Weekends and public holidays - open 10am to 5pm Other times: viewing by appointment W www.janegallowayartist.com IG @marise.rarere

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H AYLEY H A M ILTON

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ayley Hamiton works from her home based studio in Raglan. Hayley’s ideas are constant, like a permanent background chatter, chaotic and mostly irrelevant. Her paintings tend to be inspired by tiny moments that expand into whole scenes in her head. She likes to convey a story and a sense of commoness that feels familiar whilst also not being too obvious. The interpretation of the each tale is hopefully left to the viewer. Hayley’s limited edition prints are printed on 300gsm archival art paper using lightfast inks. In Raglan, her prints and paintings can be found in JET COLLECTIVE and at THE MONSTER COMPANY workshop and gallery. fb Hayley-Hamilton raglan e hayleyahamilton@gmail.com ig @hayleyhamilton_create ph 0274309683

he Monster Company is a creative partnership between Hayley Hamilton and Karla Stevenson. Together we supply ceramics pieces to galleries throughout NZ. We also work independently, Karla makes her own ceramic range and jewellery. Hayley makes sculptural pieces and paints. The Monster Company gallery allows us to have a space that we can use as a sounding board for new ideas for our individual work... as well as a display for our Monster range, which is familiar to people as it is seen in many galleries You can find us at 58 Wallis Street, on the way to the wharf in the old dairy factory. www.etsy.com/nz/shop/TheMonsterCompany fb @themonsterco ig @themonstercompany e bigmonsters@xtra.co.nz p 07 282 1841

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R AG L A N ’ S C O M M U N I T Y K A I & C R A F T T I N Y S H O P

ust mix it all up, I thought. Challenge yourself. Be more courageous. And so I attended Nicholas Wilton’s Creative Visionary Program. He is a well known Californian artist and amazing teacher. And he came up with this comprehensive interactive, online art course. It is known as art bootcamp. Twelve weeks of early morning zoom meetings with artists from all over the globe, perfect to kill lockdown boredom. Bliss actually. As a result, I have been productive. My art is showing me the way and I just follow.It’s exciting. Artworks of all sizes have emerged. The Upper Wainui studio is filled with new experimental originals waiting to be discovered.Looking forward to see you all. IG @claudiagrutke

aglan’s Community Kai & Craft Tiny shop on Bow St has seen an overwhelming response from the community over the past month. The space is a an opportunity for local creatives, artists, foodies and other small-scale ventures to share their wares. The space is offered on a donation basis, giving artists an obligation & pressure free environment to launch new products or ideas. Eat A Rainbow can be found every Sunday from 5pm until sold out serving nutritious, vegetarian kai on a ‘pay what you can afford’ basis. Everyone is welcome to dine out without fear of breaking the bank. Creatives have also played a part sharing their creations on selected weekdays & weekends. It would be great to see the space booked out seven days a week. For more information - find Community Kai & Craft on Facebook or contact Jono Hutson on 021488766

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MOVERS A ND SH A PERS:

A SER IES ON WAYS R AGL A N R EINVENTED ITSELF FROM THE SLEEPY SE A SIDE TOWN OF THE SEVENTIES L O C A L C A F E C U LT U R E B Y E D I T H S Y M E S

ry to peg down exactly how Raglan’s iconic cafe culture evolved and you can quickly find a load or two of the town’s dirty laundry being aired. It’s not that there was any skulduggery involved but rather that the town laundromat – of all things – figured in the early histories of both the first and second true cafes about town: Vinnies, established in 1989, and Tongue & Groove which opened seven years later. The curious involvement of the laundromat came about when Vinnies owner and celebrated chef Colin Chung became so busy he needed the adjoining laundromat gone so he could turn the smaller side area housing the washing machines and dryers into a takeaway outlet for his prized pizzas. Raglan locals – along with just about half of Hamilton it seemed at times – had embraced his cafe established in the historic Onehunga cottage on Wainui Rd. But the takeaway trade, with customers constantly coming and going, was taking up too much space for Colin’s sit-down cafe business where burritos, nachos and buffalo chips were the order of the day. That left an enterprising young couple about town with no place to put their laundromat. So Lisa Graham and partner Adriaan Dekker started looking around for a new site, and came up with the old commercial building on the corner of Wainui Rd and Bow St. It was largely occupied – as AD remembers – by “mowers, cycles and chainsaws”. And while there was plenty of space at the back of the building to locate the laundromat, their dilemma was what to do with the prime piece of real estate at the front. “We decided to do a cafe,” Lisa told the Chronicle recently over a coffee at what is now The Shack but was first the Tongue & Groove – she and AD seated at one of the same formica tables they

had there two decades previously. “No experience and four young children,” Lisa laughed when asked what Tongue & Groove was modelled on. “We needed somewhere to party,” added AD in all seriousness. The pair gutted and transformed the dingy mower and cycle shop into an eclectic retro cafe with a bar, a bold red wall or two and a La San Marco commercial coffee machine. They installed vintage picture theatre chairs – ones that, memorably, flipped up and down – around a surfboard table at a side window, and put AD’s brother’s longboard up on one wall. It’s still there today, along with a few other collectables. The couple would clear the cafe space come Saturday nights to make way for a dance floor with a band set up in a corner, and party on just as AD – a muso with his own band Snow Cone – had envisaged. “It was great,” he remembers. Bands like Trinket (later The Datsuns) and Auckland rockers Shaft/D4 flagged Hamilton to play Raglan instead. Local gigs such as Band Wars and Ten Guitars were a hoot. “The whole floor moved (literally).” It was the mid 1990s and locals were wanting to party at an alternative venue from the pub, AD explains. The hotel’s iconic ‘Mudshark Mondays’ of the 1980s were by then on the way to becoming a hazy memory. Lisa admits cafe life was hectic. She pretty much ran the whole thing including the kitchen where her specialty “bowl food” – like roast pumpkin dahl, curries and roti with chutney and raita – topped the menu. Meantime Vinnies up the road was flourishing, just as it did during Colin’s entire 15 years at the helm. He too had taken on a building which had seen better days and which, he

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Familiar territory: AD and Lisa revisit the cafe they opened as Tongue & Groove back in the mid 90s. reflects, took six months of hard work to “turn around”. Although people had thought he was crazy to start up a cafe in this sleepy little west coast town with its not-so-popular black sand, Colin says he was convinced Raglan was ready for change. Trained in hospitality in his native Hawaii – and riding on the success of running Uncle Sam’s restaurant and nightclub in Hamilton in the 80s – he served up everything from chowder to curries, at the same time introducing locals to Mexican burritos and nachos, and his famous buffalo chips made with agria potatoes and served with Mediterraneaninspired aioli. Vinnies’ reputation gradually grew beyond Raglan and the Waikato to the likes of Auckland, Wellington and Gisborne – Colin knew that from the cheques written out over the years – and he was forced to extend his simple kauri cottage, which initially seated only 35 patrons, both out the front and upstairs. He also brought in windows from an old church in Hawaii to give his extended cafe an attractive new frontage, and a kauri staircase from the Regent

Dressed for the occasion: Colin Chung dug out his old Vinnies T-shirt for a photo outside the historic Onehunga cottage - now occupied by Raglan Surf Co - where he started his pioneering cafe in 1989. Hotel in Hamilton to access the upstairs tables. Colin remembers long but lively days and nights in the kitchen. He says the whole family became involved in the business as his and wife Rhonda’s three children went from littlies sleeping out the back on flour bags to teenagers who helped out

after school and during the weekends in the cafe, open seven days a week. While Vinnies and then Tongue & Groove paved the way for the town’s thriving cafe scene of today – about the only options previously were the hotel and a few fish-and-chip shops – there were other memorable early ventures.

EVENING E ATS R ETUR NS FOR SU M M ER T H E M O N T H L Y E V E N T W I L L S T A RT U P A G A I N T H I S O C T O B E R

he Local Rag sat down with Karla Randrup, one of the coorganisers of the popular event, about their plans for the summer. Fill us in on your plans for evening eats this summer? We are bringing the food trucks back once a month starting Saturday 17 October. We will be at the Raglan Rugby Sports Club again, so families can come along, put a blanket down and enjoy some delicious food. We will have music and face painting for the kids, and we are super excited to announce we will have market money vouchers up for grabs for the people with the reusables picnic set up at the markets. What range of food can we expect to experience? A bit of everything again Hawaiian poke bowls and buddha style bowls, bao buns, thai dishes, seafood, falafel, ice cream and

more. There are always vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options at each market too so everyone can enjoy something. When did you establish the concept and how has it evolved? We started talking about doing something back in June 2019 after going to food truck markets in other towns around NZ and knew that the community here would love it too. We emailed and called trucks persuading them to come to Raglan and it has thankfully paid off. We are super grateful to have been able to utilise the Raglan Rugby Sports Club carpark to grow the markets and the team have been amazing. This year we will continue the koha at the gate with all proceeds going towards supporting their community initiatives. Â How has Covid affected rolling out this event? We continued planning for the next market, whilst keeping a close

eye on the level changes and what this would mean for the markets. If necessary we will be a takeaway only market, take care to ensure social distances measures are in place. Â How do you approach waste and the impact on the grounds? We pride ourselves on being a zero waste market and a plastic free event - Xtreme Zero Waste and Plastic Free Raglan have been amazing teams to work with and supported us with reaching our zero waste goal from the beginning. All vendors must use compostable packaging which we sort through after every market. We also promote and encourage everyone to bring along their own reusables to stop any waste at all. After each market we make sure the grounds are clean and tidy and to keep the field perfect, we keep all trucks in the carpark! raglansummermarkets.co.nz

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WH A R F FE ATUR E H E A D D OW N TO T H E R AG L A N WHARF FOR A RT & F O O D

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T Why have a function at the Wharf Kitchen and Bar? Views are fabulous, 5 separate dining spaces, caters for 20-100 guests Catering is stylized to the budget and individual requirements of the host and guests In house stylist who specializes in creating themes and party atmosphere Phone Sam 07 8250110 and come down to chat through how to book your next function at the Wharf.

he Wharf Gallery, specialists in contemporary art, with a particular focus on New Zealand. Located in Raglan, we exhibit a range of artists from the emergent to the established from all over New Zealand. The space is named after its location on the edge of Raglan and within easy walking distance of the town. The Wharf has long been an iconic feature of our seaside village opening in 1921. It is a relaxed and beautiful location. We aim to create vital links between artists and their audiences, and for the gallery to be an integral part of the local community as well as a regional hub. We look forward to shaping the space’s vision as well as creating a warm environment for our visitors. Come in and say hello, we would love to meet you. P Sarah 022 096 7031 W thewharfgallery.com

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Wow, the whole family. Raglan is in the CELEBRANT deep part of Dyana’s heart as her father Robyn Riddle...................................027 5560438 Lindsay Peart grew up on the Rangitahi COUNSELLING farm. Dyana’s childhood was full of Raglan Etai Gilad sti Hypnotherapy.................027 Grandma’s cky brown bread and Christmas5080577 puddings, launching off theartofchangetherapy.com footbridge into web: .......................... strong currents, uncovering adzes and coral HERBAL HEALTH in the dunes, and erecting shimmering black The Herbal Dispensary.....................07 825 7444 sandcastles.… Private Herbal/Naturopathic consultati She has moved back from Auckland and ons HOMEOPATHY a career which included teaching Human How did you get into Chiropractic? brain know more accurately what is Anatomy andHomeopath.....................07 Physiology, Chemistry, Yoga 825 8004 Janis Beet 6-7 I was interested in the holistic going on in your body, improving and Meditation. She established the 200 and 6-7 MASSAGE approach to healthcare and the your brain-body communication. 300 hour Yoga Teacher Training Program at Diane Davies Massage & Aromatherapy. . ............. If you want to make sure your brainphilosophy behind Chiropractic. As Kawaipurapura and the Contemporary Yoga ......................................................021 a former professional athlete and body communication is as accurate Teachers Training Program in Remuera and is969 929 web:.......................................www.ddma.co.nz now looking forward to offering all her skills putting my body through it paces I as possible so you can feel great and focused on sensing. They allow the mind to very accessible to anyone who is curious.started to to the Raglan community. She has set up a YOGA function at your optimum potential understand that the body calm down so the body can heal. There will Somati cs are gentle att enti ve exercises teaching space – Open Ground – at her home please feel free to give me a call or was self-healing & self-regulating. Raglan Yoga Loft.............................021 02442248 also becare classes helped in Meditatime on starti ng with designed to help the brain reprogram the way in Lily Street. book through the website. Chiropractic in web:..................................raglanyogaloft.co.nz mindfulness practices, and Buddhist Philosowe move. They are very effective in releasing Starting 25th June she will be running my overall sports performance by days are you open to see Yoga atclasses ‘The Space’...........Above Yot Clubpain, tension and restriction. The results can phy, which is an opportunity to ask questiWhat ons weekly in Somatics, Kum Nye, the Meditaremoving any interference from my clients? and probe the mystery of our minds. be startling and are suitable for older people, tiweb:......................www.thespaceraglan.com on, Creative VIsualisation and Buddhist nervous system so that I had a better Check out the classes on her website Wednesdays www. yoga students and everyone in-between. Philosophy. and Fridays 9.30am brain body connection. dyanwells.com or email her at dyanawells@ Some of these names may sound new and Kum Nye, which comes from the Tibetan 6pm exotic but she assures us that the classes are and tryopen them out. Whengmail.com did you Raglan tradition, consists of slow moving meditations

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Saturdays by appointment. Chiropractic? What is the best way is to book? My plan was to open the business Through the online booking system March 30th. However, Covid-19 at www.raglanchiro.co.nz habit. This frees the upper parts of the brain Nia dance and gentle exercises for slowed down that process. August for new What isopening now a restrictive and 21st 2020 waslearning. the official seniors. maybe painful movement was, at the time it date. References and Disclaimer Somatics is a relatively new brand, and has was learned, the best response possible to the This information is provided for educational What do you enjoy most about become extremely popular around the world. circumstances. It may not serve us wellpurposes now. Itonly. It is not intended to be professional It grew out of Feldenkrais, and developed using chiropractic techniques with advice of any kind. Haavik Research Limited encourages may be crippling us. How do we change? you to make your own health care decisions based on alongside new research into neuromuscular your clients?Slow movement done with awareness your own research and in partnership with a qualified reprogramming. Many yoga studios in Austraallows the brain to wake again –to health what care is professional. 1. Seymour B. Pain: A Precision The Māori philosophy of up Hauora lia now offer classes in Somatics as a compleactually going on. It cancombining then automatiSignal cally for Reinforcement Learning and Control. Neuron guides me in my practice 2019;101(6):1029-41. 2. Koyama T, McHaffie JG, ment to yoga. reorganise our movement to become Laurienti PJ, et al. The subjective experience of pain: social, spiritual, mental and smooth Somatics is based on the principle ofphysical, neuWhere expectations become reality. Proceedings of the and easy. It will tell the tight muscles to relax emotional wellbeing. roplasticity – the understanding that the brain National Academy of Sciences 2005;102(36):12950and it will integrate movement throughout the 55. 3. Hadjistavropoulos TD, S; Goubert, L.; Mogil is continually remodelling itself in responseMost to valuable advice you can whole body. The circumstances are now er- M.J.L.; Vervoort, T.; Craig K.D.; Cano, A.; J.S.;diff Sullivan, new information and experience. Movement give to ent. anybody that might be toJackson, We just need to alert the brain this. P.L.; Rainville, P.; Williams, A.C.; Fitzgerald, T.D. A Biopsychosocial formulation of pain communication. limitations creating tension and pain areexperiencing not pain? Somati c exercises are disarmingly Psychological simple, bulletin 2011;137(6):910- 39. 4. permanent, however old we are. Wager extremely eff ecti ve and very enjoyable. ThereTD. Placebo-Induced Changes in fMRI in There is a misconception around The term Somatics comes from ‘soma’ and Experience of Pain. Science is no requirement to be flexible or fit. the The Anticipation only which means to understand the body aspain. an in-Did you know that scientists now 2004;303(5661):1162-67. 5. Ploghaus A. Dissociating requirement is to be curious and attenti ve.from Its Anticipation in the Human Brain. Science Pain telligent, sensitive, living organism. The know body the feeling of pain is something 1999;284(5422):1979-81. 23. Haavik H, Niazi IK, Holt Everyone can benefi t from the exercises. I have your is not a mechanical insensate machine that we brain decides you should K, et al. Effects of 12 Weeks of Chiropractic Care on found them immensely valuable, evenCentral after aIntegration of Dual Somatosensory Input in if it believes there is some need to manipulate and control in orderexperience to get lifetime of yoga. I couldn’t believe howChronic they Pain Patients: A Preliminary Study. 2017. 6. results. tissue damage in your body?1 In fact, Haavik H, Murphy B. Subclinical neck pain and the freed up my body. Results happen veryeffects quickly of cervical manipulation on elbow joint position Our body/brain organism has millions of brain can decide that you should your and can bring a greater freedom to whatever sense. J Manipulative Physiol Ther 2011;34(2):88years of evolution behind it. It knows how to feel pain acti even if we it only there iswalking, 97. 7. Holt KR, Haavik H, Lee AC, et al. Effectiveness vities enjoy,thinks eg: gardening, 2-5 move well. Wth somatics we find out why it is of Chiropractic Care to Improve Sensorimotor a potential threat ofng, tissue cycling, surfi yoga,damage. dancing, swimming. Function Associated With Falls Risk in Older People: not able to do this. We find out what is getting Randomized Controlled Trial. J Manipulative Physiol sensory motor systems contiAnually Research ‘Our studies have shown that in the way. The job of somatic exercise Ther 2016. respond to daily stresses and traumas with adjusting your spine may help your is to help the brain do its job properly.

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specific muscular reflexes. These reflexes The brain controls the way we move, so if we want to change the way create habitual muscular contractions, which we cannot voluntarily relax. The result is we move we need to work with the stiffness, soreness and a restricted range of brain. Neuromuscular reprogramming is the name given to this approach. We movement…. Somatic exercises are a direct way to reprogram the sensory-motor system… work with the brain by feeding it new and reverse this process. Bodily (limitation) information, which in this case is information about how we are actually presumed under the myth of aging is not inevitable. It is, by and large, both avoidable and moving. We wake the brain up to reversible.’ Thomas Hanna, Somatics. what is actually going on. The problem for us is that when Dip. Hom (NZ) R.C Hom ‘When activity is freed of tension and superfluous effort the resulting ease makes the brain learns a new movement for greater sensitivity and better discriminapattern –Karioi eg how to ride a bike, how Clinic of Homeopathy tion, which makes for greater ease in acto sign one’s name, how to protect an tion.’ Moshe Feldenkrais. Awareness through injured arm, how to not be noticed, Movement how to cope – it may be a healthy ‘You have to consciously become aware patt78 ernUpper or not. Wainui Rd, Raglan of your entire body and how it feels and After a few weeks of repetition Phone: (07) 825 8004 moves….. Then, when you have the brain the brain sends the pattern code to Cell: 027 459 8547 perceiving differences and integrating more older parts of the brain, for repetijanisbeet@gmail.com tiveemail: unconscious reflex activation. parts of yourself, the improvement is fast and The pattern becomes an unconscious transformational.’ Anat Baniel

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Spr i ng t i me wel lbei ng w it h t he Herba l Dispensa r y T

he Herbal Dispensary is one of the largest and longeststanding Dispensaries in New Zealand. We are passionate about supporting our community in leading healthy, happy lifestyles. Our approach to health is holistic, offering a wide range of organic produce and pantry foods, alongside individualised nutritional and herbal supplements and services. Our registered Naturopaths and Medical Herbalists are available both in-store and by consultation 7 days a week. Spring Selfcare The lifestyle choices we engage in on a regular basis have such an impact on our overall wellbeing. What we do consistently is what matters when it comes to our health. With Spring comes a sense of renewal; we invite you to take this chance to listen a little more closely to your body. What

might it need a little more or less of? Our top 3 tips are below. Movement If the benefits of exercise were packaged up in a pill, we’d all be taking it! Exercise is one of the fastest and most effective ways to boost mood. Start simple, a fast walk or light jog, Pilates, or yoga class is all it takes! Aim to increase your body temperature and get your heart rate up for at least 10 minutes a day, then build upon this. Restorative Sleep We need sleep just as we need air, food, and water – it is the only time our brain and body is able to deeply ‘spring clean’. Switch your screens off earlier, get into a good wind-down routine, and aim for 8h per night. Gratitude, Mindfulness, and Meditation

Although we may be able to do a number of things in a given moment, we cannot focus intently on more than one. Thus, in a state of gratitude we cannot also be engaging in negative thoughts. Find ways that work for you to adjust your focus to the positive, either through expressing gratitude, journaling, or noticing the beauty around you; the sound of the birds, the sea, or wind. At the Herbal Dispensary we offer a unique range of health & wellbeing products made here in Raglan by our Medical Herbalists, such as herbal teas, tonics, & skincare. Along with the above tips, these can help you to feel as good as you can this Spring! Pop in-store to chat with our team and find out more. The Herbal Dispensary Organic Food Store and Clinic 6 Wallis Street, Raglan 3225 07 825 7444 theherbaldispensaryraglan. co.nz Magazine Issue October 2020 Raglan Chronicle | 15

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The Local Rag brings you more local businesses who specialize in enhancing the home environment. We are proud to showcase this new collection of creative businesses based in Raglan. If you would like to be involved in a future Home feature please email geb@g-design.co.nz

Cookbook by local Emma Galloway from Soul Shoes

Ceramic Bowls from Tony Sly Pottery

ased in Raglan, Nativa brings a mixture of natural and vibrant colours, patterns & ethnic textiles from Peru. Our home decor range is a curated collection of timeless woven textiles sourced and created in the Andes mountains. We use fibres like alpaca, llama and sheep wool, as well as vintage traditional textiles, which are naturally dyed by artisans using flowers and seeds, following recipes that have been passed down through many generations. Ethically made and full of tradition; when you buy one of these items you are not just supporting the native communities, but taking home something made with passion and dedication. Nativa also offers a free in Home consultation service in Raglan with an in-house interior designer to help you create the unique and cozy space you are looking for. Visit our online shop: nativastore.co.nz IG @nativa.ltd FB nativa.ltd E info.nativastore@gmail.com M 0274149989

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aglan Landscape Supplies your long standing ‘one-stop-shop’ Landscape supply and Garden Centre locally owned and operated by Chris and Tracey Elliott. We supply bulk Garden Mix, Potting Mix, Compost, Topsoil, Sand, Driveway metals, River Pebbles, Lime Chip, Shell, Pea Metals, Builders Mix, Nugget Bark, Mulches, Playground Chip, Drainage Metals, Crusher Dust as well as a PLANT NURSERY. We also have Indoor Plants, Seeds, Plant Pots and all the bagged Fertilisers you need to keep those plants healthy. We also have BAGGED Cement, Fast Crete, Mortar, Compost and Potting mix, Sheep Pellets, Chook Chow, Layers Pellets and Pea Straw. We stock Novaflo, Drain and Stormwater pipes, Culvert pipes and Farmboss. We stock Railway and Gum Sleepers and Firewood. We stock Pavers, Weedmat, Windbreak and Bugnet and more. We deliver to your door with our 2-tipper trucks or use our customer loan trailers. P 07-825-0577 M 021-400-106 FB @raglanlandscapes or W www.raglanlandscapesupplies.co.nz E raglanlandscapesupplies@gmail.com Come and see us about your project!

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abinet have been servicing Raglan for the last 12 years in all aspects of cabinet making, residential and commercial fit outs, kitchens, bathrooms and custom furniture. Wood is such a fantastic versatile resource, I get such a kick out of taking ideas and a lump of timber and turning it into something beautiful that people can use and enjoy for years and years. This year we’ve started a retail end Ministry of Wood, selling furniture and timber products, it’s been great dealing directly with the public, seeing people get excited about our furniture and taking home something they love as much as we do. We’ve also signed up for the Raglan Arts Weekend for the first time this year and will be showing our work in our new showroom in Te Mata at Labour weekend. Roger Woolston P 021444671 E roger@kabinet.co.nz IG @ministryofwoodnz FB ministryofwood W ministryofwood.co.nz

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enowned Raglan creative Jo Sweeney has been making her irresistible creations for over 16 years. Channeling her flair for design into handmade fabric accessories.

Belts, cuffs, headscarves, sleek wallets and unforgettable bags are Sweeney’s statement pieces.

ood Works Raglan is an independent cabinet and furniture making company. We specialise in designing and handcrafting personal pieces unique to the individual and space.

After being a long-time member of Jet Collective and supplying retailers across New Zealand, 2020 has seen Sweeney transition into exciting new directions. In addition to stocking Jet and Zinnia locally, she can now be found selling through Instagram @josweeneycreations

Led by Ben Grant, who has 20 years of industry experience, there is nothing the Wood Works Workshop can’t achieve. From furniture repairs to Kitchens and Front Doors. We even do steam bending and curved work. It’s all possible. We start every project by working with the client collaboratively to develop their ideas. The design process involves discussions, sketching, choosing materials and 3.D. modelling. Manufacturing takes place after the client is completely satisfied. The final product, whether it’s a Kitchen, Vanity, Table or Chair is delivered with pride. Each piece is unique, crafted with care and built to last generations. See our work at.. FB Wood Works Raglan IG @woodworksraglan E ben@woodworks.co.nz

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However cushions have been the new favourites in her collection. Designed for women with an appreciation of colour and style, these compliment any outfit or home and can be dressed up or down in subtle and beautiful ways. The unique touches of Sweeney’s pieces make them an ideal and thoughtful gift. Recurring themes flow through the chosen fabrics and their clasps; butterflies, petals, water, in a pattern of recurring elegance.

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i, I am Kristy and I live in the beautiful Te Mata, Raglan countryside with my husband and two children.

Interior Design is an extremely exciting industry with so many amazing ways to transform a space. I love watching client’s excitement grow from our initial meeting through to transforming ideas into reality, whilst keeping the project enjoyable and stress free. I offer custom design packages depending on your requirements. You may be after a little direction and guidance to get you started, including space planning, colour and furniture ideas, or a full comprehensive package which takes you from beginning to end and covers everything in between. Whether you have a modest budget or an extravagant one...I love the challenge that both can bring. I would love the opportunity to be part of transforming your space into a beautiful and functional one. P E W

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Inspired by this place, it’s wild and changeable weather, it’s people. Geraldine loves to capture the more raw Raglan - it’s natural tones and colour pallette - the grey misty mornings, the black sand, the greens and browns. Geraldine thoughtfully curates her work into collections and holds exhibitions annually. Here she likes to tell a story about each image giving it more soul, it’s more than just the image - it’s the mood it portrays or the feeling it evokes, a memory even. Exclusive, professionally framed artworks - new works from 2019 onwards are ‘1-piece’ - only one of each image is sold. Geraldine is available for commissioned work and would love to meet with you, view your space and create a piece exclusively for you. Featuring in this year’s Raglan Arts Weekend, Geraldine will be exhibiting her work alongside painter Matt Meenagh and Jewellery designer Sarah Steed at the St Peter’s Church Hall on Bow Street. IG @g.design_photo FB @gdesignprints W www.g-design.co.nz #raglanbyg #geraldineburns Magazine Issue October 2020 Raglan Chronicle | 17

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Beautifully presented, featuring 2 bedrooms and light country contour. Used in the past for dairy grazing, it has filled, sunnyannual living fertilizer areas that flow and through French a strong history several building doors onto a very generous deck. Enjoy spectacular platforms exist to enjoy the panoramic views of the uninterrupted harbour views from almost everywhere on surrounding countryside, Mt Karioi. Electricity runs the property and the water so close it feels as if you can through the block for convenient future connection and reach out and touch it! This extremely desirable Rose there is subdivision potential for one lot under the district Street location is hard to beat with the bustling wharf just plan. An excellent opportunity to live the large lifestyle steps away. This quintessential kiwi holiday home sits dream exists here! on a freehold site of 535m2 and will appeal to a range of buyers for either permanent or holiday living.

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79a Newton Road Paradise Found This character home is totally charming and impossible not to fall in love with! Warm and inviting with a log burner and rustic timber features throughout. Loads of extras including a sleep out, garage, chicken coop, vege gardens and calf rearing shed. Enough grazing land to grow your own meat, keep a horse and live a self sufficient lifestyle. Te Mata School and stunning Bridal Veil Falls just a short drive away + you have a choice of Raglan, Aotea and Ruapuke beaches. DLS 03.06.20 at 12pm Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz mobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz View ljhooker.co.nz/2SQHFG

6 Upper Wainui Rd

8a Primrose St

To See It Is To Love It DLS

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Raglan Memory Maker THis home has a brand new kitchen and generous sun soaked deck. Three bdrms, separate bthrm, shower & internal access garage complete the upper level. Downstairs a large contained flat plus an dble garage Swim in the is pool, laze self on the deck and enjoy abundance & workshop. just over a 1/4setting acre of fruit varieties from the Situated trees thatoncreate a private the section includes fruit plus trees,rumpus vege on this 1028m2 property. Tidy mature 2 bedroom, gardens and more! Enjoy the benefits of being room home is bathed in sunshine from sunrise to sunset. so close to the beaches and bays yet only For winter warmth the kent fire with wetback exuberates minutes to town. No Open Homes, all viewings heat throughout the open plan modern kitchen, dining and by appointment only lounge area to the bedrooms and separate bathroom. A single garage,DLS workshop and hothouse 17.06.20 at 12pm provides extra space to create. Situated close to town, school- 021 and969 a short Contact Stephen O’Byrne 848 drive to the beach. Leave your Michelle footprints in the sand. O’Byrne - 021 969 878 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz mobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz View ljhooker.co.nz/2RMHFG

1 1 2b Maungatawhiri Rd

Slice of Paradise 33a Government $1,150,000 For Sale Snap me up!

Contact Kyle Leuthart Deadline Sale 24.06.20 at 2pm - 021 903 309 Email Stephen kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz ® O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Contact View Michelle ljhooker.co.nz/ O’Byrne - 2WDHFG 021 969 878

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Fall in love when you wind down the driveway to a private harbour view setting and a contemporary 3 bedroom 2 Are you looking entry level into glazing the Raglan market? and bathroom homefor featuring double throughout Whether it be your first,garaging. last or holiday home you internal access double The Home built inwon’t 2006®has ® find better than this one! Recent renovations new a modern kitchen, 2 living areas, excellentinclude indoor/outdoor carpet, curtains & paint meaning you can move straight in. flow and sits in an elevated position enjoying the lovely The low maintenance, sunny home offers easy care living outlook. Easy care lawns and landscaped gardens surround with 3 bdrms, family bthrm, separate toilet & laundry plus the house. Located under 5 minutes to Raglan yet situated under house storage. The section is on 2 levels & features privately on just under 2 acres of land subdivided into 4 a carport, good off street parking and a flat, fully fenced paddock. Storage is very well catered for with a recently built backyard. Easy access to public transport, and the wharf, standalone 2 bay highstud shed. harbour and main village are within easy walking distance. This super property is super affordable and won’t last! Natasha Matt Sweetman Metcalfe-Black Natasha

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Fantastic for Families This well maintained 3 bedroom weatherboard cottage has plenty of charm and character with its polished timber flooring and distinctive decor. The kitchen has good storage and feature tiles and is open to the dining and living. There is a wood burner for those cooler days and when the sun is shining 2 sets of timber French doors make access to the deck easy for outdoor living. DLS Contact Email View

17.09.20 at 12pm Chrissy Cox - 027 287 1804 ccox.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 2XZHFG

LD SO

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13 Lorenzen Bay Rd

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Top of the Town 16 Upper Bow Street is located in a prime position overlooking the township & enjoys unbeatable Raglan Bar, harbour & mountain views. The 2000’s built home features 3 bdrms, 2 bthrms, open plan living & internal access garage. Sliding doors open onto a large sun filled deck, the perfect spot to sip your morning coffee & then relax with a soak in the spa at the end of the day.

LD SO

LD SO 16 Upper Bow St

OPEN HOME

14 Puka Place

50a Upper Wainui Rd

For Sale $379,000 Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 28GHFG View

For Sale $735,000 Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 Email kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 2W9HFG View

Big Is Better Last of the few remaining bare sections in the popular Waikowhai subdivision. Elevated section of 1085m² enjoying beautiful Raglan Harbour views, and sheltered from the prevailing wind. Plenty of room to build your dream home and feature landscaped gardens. The services are at the boundary making for a stress free build. Covenants apply.

Your Ticket to Upper Wainui! This beach bach represents an excellent opportunity to get your foot in the door to this popular Upper Wainui Road location renowned for it’s sea views, lush tropical like setting and being a really great neighbourhood. The huge covered deck area is perfect for entertaining all year round, allowing barbeques whatever the weather or season.

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$335,000 Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 2PMHFG

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Affordable Ocean Beach Living Located 50m from the ocean for beachwalks at your leisure, the views from this leasehold property and the home are simply divine. The 3 bedroom home has character and charm with its polished timber floors in the kitchen and living area. Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy a million dollar plus property at a fraction of the cost.

LD SO

LD SO 129 Riria Kereopa Drive

31b Government Road

58 Munns Rd

10 Marine Parade

For Sale $499,000 Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 290HFG View

For Sale $679,000 Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 2VTHFG View

DLS Contact Email View

Ideal First Home or Investment This tidy 3 bedroom home will tick a lot of boxes, featuring a private courtyard, great under house storage and insulated to comply with the new regulations. The 524m² (approx) section is fully fenced, low maintenance with potential for further landscaping and includes good off street parking, even enough room for a boat.

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Start up your new lifestyle Enjoy rural views & the majestic Mt Karioi as your backdrop from this charming character home. Featuring 3 bdrms + an office, new kitchen & a stylish tiled bathroom plus the original native timber floors have been retained. Includes a large woodburner & huge sun soaked deck.

@lj_hookerraglan

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It’s all about LOCATION! Nestled privately and close to the harbour in a rarely available location, this delightfully cute 2 bedroom seaside beach bungalow (plus large sleepout) enjoys a light filled sunny north aspect and lush gardens. Polished Matai timber floors radiate throughout and the frosted glass entry door with palm tree scene and classic logburner further accentuate the charm and character. 09.09.20 at 1pm Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 2XVHFG

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RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL SOLD SOLD

WAITETUNA

SOLD SOLD

42 Parker Access Road

Has It All! 42 Parker Access Road WAITETUNA •HasQuality It All! 4 Bedroom Home • • • • • • • • •

13ha approx. Near Flat Land Quality 4 Bedroom Home Excellent Water 13ha approx. Near Flat Land Many Useful Sheds Excellent Water River Boundary Many Useful Sheds River Boundary

pggwre.co.nz/HAM32719

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

pggwre.co.nz/HAM32719

72 Cogswell Road

Not oftenLand do blocks this size (70 acres) and quality come Quality andofLocation to the market. This very easy contour block is suitable for Not often do blocks of this size (70 acres) and quality come any class of stock from sheep to horses and cattle. to the market. This very easy contour block is suitable for Subdivided into 23 paddocks with a well maintained central any class of stock from sheep to horses and cattle. race makes for easy management. There is plenty of Subdivided into 23 paddocks with a well maintained central mowable flat land to make your own hay or silage or race makes for easy management. There is plenty of possibly grow a crop. mowable flat land to make your own hay or silage or possibly grow a crop. pggwre.co.nz/HAM31841

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

pggwre.co.nz/HAM31841

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Quality Land and Location 72 Cogswell Road RAGLAN

SOLD SOLD

501 Waitetuna Valley Road

Future Proofed501 90ha - $1.95m Waitetuna Valley Road WAITETUNA This is a property has-been farmed with pride and Future Proofedthat 90ha $1.95m environmental consciousness for decades. All water ways This is a property that has been farmed with pride and including springs, the Waitetuna river and water ways environmental consciousness for decades. All water ways leading to the river have been fenced off and planted in including springs, the Waitetuna river and water ways natives. These plantings create shelter, shade for stock and leading to the river have been fenced off and planted in home to diverse bird life. The 40ha of easy rolling country natives. These plantings create shelter, shade for stock and and river flats are farmed organically. home to diverse bird life. The 40ha of easy rolling country and river flats are farmed organically. pggwre.co.nz/HAM31412

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

pggwre.co.nz/HAM31412

• 17ha - 6ha and Two 11ha Titles titles Two Dwellings, • Two houses • 17ha - 6ha and 11ha titles • Multiple useful sheds • Two houses • Gravity fed spring water • Multiple useful sheds • Amazing views • Gravity fed spring water • Amazing views

pggwre.co.nz/HAM31725

84 Maungatawhiri Road

Waterfront located close to Raglan, North Raglan Atopportunities Its Best facing with multiple easy potential building sites, privacy Waterfront opportunities located close to Raglan, North and amazing water views are very hard to come by. This is a facing with multiple easy potential building sites, privacy very special property with direct harbour access, suitable to and amazing water views are very hard to come by. This is a launch a small boat/kayak/paddleboard. Enjoy catching very special property with direct harbour access, suitable to flounder and whitebait from the inlet in front of the launch a small boat/kayak/paddleboard. Enjoy catching property. flounder and whitebait from the inlet in front of the property. pggwre.co.nz/HAM32233

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

pggwre.co.nz/HAM32233

SOLD SOLD

RAGLAN 561 and 523 Ruapuke Road Two Dwellings, Two 561 and 523Titles Ruapuke Road RAGLAN

RAGLAN

Raglan At Its Best 84 Maungatawhiri Road RAGLAN

SOLD SOLD

1 PRICE3 BY NEGOTIATION Plus GST (if any)

PRICE BY NEGOTIATION By(ifAppointment Only VIEW Plus GST any) VIEW By Appointment Only Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625 Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625

pggwre.co.nz/HAM31725

RAGLAN 300 Ruapuke Road Te Mata Farmlet - 38 hectares 300 Ruapuke Road RAGLAN If you are looking for- a38 large lifestyle or small farm located Te Mata Farmlet hectares around 10 minutes to the beach and less than 15 mins to If you are looking for a large lifestyle or small farm located the shops look no further. Te Mata is a strong farming area around 10 minutes to the beach and less than 15 mins to with good rain fall. This property offers two titles, 23 the shops look no further. Te Mata is a strong farming area paddocks, reliable spring fed water supply, pockets of native with good rain fall. This property offers two titles, 23 bush and rocky bottom streams which make this an paddocks, reliable spring fed water supply, pockets of native attractive block. bush and rocky bottom streams which make this an attractive block. pggwre.co.nz/HAM28273

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

pggwre.co.nz/HAM28273

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Buyer activity is strong, if you want the same on your property phone Richard Thomson 0272 948625 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

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Helping grow the country Helping grow the country

New Listing Discover the Wahine Moe… Discover the Lady of the Harbour

73b Maungatawhiri Road Raglan

Looking for a great business opportunity or a unique floating holiday home? Look no further. The Wahine Moe is a commercially licensed 14.5m purpose-built alloy Kingfisher Power Cat that can offer 3 optional levels of business opportunities… Group Tours, as a Private Party Venue… or you can turn her into a discreet liveaboard luxury “Floatel”. The Wahine Moe is surveyed to carry 70 passengers (12 mile offshore limit). Beach landing capability. Easy to convert from tour boat to “Floatel”. Spa pool on top deck. Four under-deck bunk rooms. Two bathrooms, complete kitchen/galley. Solar panel electricity. 600 litre fresh water/effluent systems and 600 litre fuel capacity. Powered by 2 x100 HP Yamaha 4 stroke outboards. The boat is relocatable and easily transportable by house-truck. Current owners are retiring and motivated to sell. Recent vessel valuation and updated ship survey and certifications are available upon request. View Check website for viewing times

When only the best location will do. Are you intending to build your “once in a lifetime” dream home? The astute buyer will recognise the advantages of this superior location. The sweeping driveway welcomes you to a mesmerising vista. Take advantage of 1.7006 hectares with a large flat building site. Design your home to embrace the expansive panoramic ocean, harbour, estuary and Mt Karioi views. The orchard is already established. The plot is ready and waiting for you with power to the site. Enjoy the magic of your own crystal clear water sourced from an on-site bore. The property also offers charming woody accommodation chalets ideal for family and friends. Bring your architect and your builder. The rest is up to you!

Call Ray White Raglan for more information or for a private viewing

07 825 8669 or email raglan.nz@raywhite.com

For Sale

$385,000

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23262 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

For Sale

$1,550,000

View

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Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Melanie Carroll 021 760 468

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NEW LISTING

RAGLAN 9C East Street Easy summer living on East St Take your first steps onto the highly-sought after Raglan property ladder with this well-presented and tidy two-bedroom home. Both bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, whilst access to the deck is enjoyed from the master. Meeting all the healthy homes regulations for rentals, it is fully insulated with a heatpump and top-quality black-out thermal drapes to keep you cosy in the colder months. Homes in this condition don’t last long on the market. Call to arrange a viewing today!

NEW LISTING

RAGLAN 6 Simon Road

DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY

GST Inclusive (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 3.00pm, Wednesday 14 October

VIEW

By Appointment Only

Jono Hutson M 021 488 766 E jono.hutson@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/HAM32948

RAGLAN 686 Te Papatapu Road Aotea Paradise A water-lover’s sanctuary with your very own private jetty/whitebait stand providing easy access to the harbour. Warm and inviting, this large family home is on a flat contour with stunning rural views from every window. Greeted by a spacious open plan living and kitchen area with four bedrooms and a family bathroom. Downstairs is another generous self-contained space, offering a second living area, bedroom and bathroom. There are so many appealing features to this property, I encourage you to visit and see for yourself exactly what is on offer here.

pggwre.co.nz/HAM31858 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

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Charming Character Villa Tucked away in a beautiful and quiet location, this home is set on a large 1191sqm (approx.), fully fenced section. This three bedroom, two bathroom home exudes the character and charm of the 1940's. A well situated sunroom is the perfect spot to relax. The classic weatherboard exterior, high stud ceilings, polished floors and lead light windows are an absolute delight. The generous wrap around, covered veranda, is ideal for entertaining all year round. A bonus oversized garage/workshop, with a separate man cave complete the package. Don't delay, call today for more information.

DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY

GST Inclusive (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 4.00pm, Wednesday 7 October

VIEW

2.00-2.30pm, Sat 3 Oct & 11.30-12.00pm, Sun 4 Oct

Jono Hutson M 021 488 766 E jono.hutson@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/HAM32819

$869,000

GST Inclusive

VIEW

By Appointment Only

RAGLAN 16B Uenuku Avenue West is Best • • • • • • • •

Bright & Sunny Fully Fenced Private Backyard Boat / Caravan parking Stroll to beach and town 5kms approx. to surf beaches Perfect Home, Bach or Lock & Leave Its all about your easy living lifestyle here! Call Jono for more information

Jono Hutson M 021 488 766 E jono.hutson@pggwrightson.co.nz

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Just before the Just before beach turnoff,the take , take a beach wanderturnoﬀ through a wander through this beautiful bush this beauti ful bush reserve. It’s also a reserve. great sotIt’s foralso a a great sot for a picnic. picnic.

5. CHECK OUT 5. CHECK THE LOCALOUT SKATE THE LOCAL SKATE BOWL AND PUMP BOWL AND PUMP TRACK TRACK

6. DISCOVER 6. DISCOVER KAYAKING AND KAYAKING AND STAND UP PADDLE STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING BOARDING

8. VISIT THE MUSEUM 8. VISIT THE MUSEUM on Wainui Road

9. GET DOWN TO THE WHARF 9. GET DOWN TO THE WHARF and enjoy some fish

11. ENJOY A DAY AT 11.PAPAHUA ENJOY A DAY DOMAIN AT PAPAHUA

12. CHECK OUT THE 12.SCENIC CHECK OUT WALKS THE SCENIC

14. TAKE A HORSE TREK 14. TAKE A HORSE and discover TREK

15. BROWSE THE SHOPS AND DINE 15. BROWSE THE OUT AT OUR SHOPS AND DINE GREAT EATERIES OUT AT OUR AGREAT spot ofEATERIES retail

down at Paphua down atClose Paphua Domain. Domain. Close to the water for swimming too.for to the water Make a day too. of it swimming with the kids.of it Make a day with the kids.

and learn more on Wainui Road about the history and learn more of Whaingaroa. about the history of Whaingaroa.

Just over the DOMAIN footbridge from Just over the downtown Raglan. footbridge from A safer option downtown Raglan. for the littlies for A safer option swimming with a for the littlies for playground nearby swimming a and fish andwith chips playground nearby too! and ﬁsh and chips too!

the surrounding and discover countryside with the surrounding stunning coastal countryside with and rural views. stunning coastal and rural views.

A unique way to A unique way and to explore Raglan explore and unlock theRaglan secrets ofunlock our amazing the secrets harbour. of our amazing harbour.

and andchips, enjoyfresh somefish ﬁsh toand take homefresh (or ﬁsh chips, go your toand takecatch home (or own!), retail shops, go and catch your art galleries a own!), retailand shops, restaurant too.and a art galleries restaurant too.

around Raglan. WALKS Grab a map from around Raglan. the information Grab a map from centre. Waireinga the information (Bridal Veil Falls) centre. Waireinga is always a crowd (Bridal Veil Falls) pleaser or check out always a crowd TeisToto Gorge or pleaser or check climb Mount Karioi!out Te Toto Gorge or climb Mount Karioi!

therapy? Yes A spotAnd of retail please. we are therapy? Yes spoilt for choice please. And with cafes andwe are spoilt for choice restaurants in with cafes and Raglan. restaurants in Raglan. Magazine Issue October 2020 Raglan Chronicle | 23

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WH A INGA ROA TA LENT FAC TORY 2020 I N T RO D U C I N G T H E M E N TO R S

haingaroa Talent Factory is coming up on Saturday, October 10, and the Local Rag checked out some of the mentors and judges that will be involved in the youth talent competition. With $1500 in cash prizes, a chance to be mentored by industry pro’s and record a track at CSR studios the event is gearing up to be a huge opportunity for young performers. The live performances will be held at the Town Hall on Saturday, October 10th from 5pm. facebook.com/Whaingaroa-TalentFactory-104828231353175 From left, Reiki, Teina and Joe.

Mentor Bio: Reiki Ruawai

Mentor Bio: Teia Kennedy

Local musician Reiki Ruawai has recently debuted his solo single and is also member of the bands Masaya and Cornerstone Roots. His free flowing style of surfing and skate living reflects into his output on music. With a fresh new style of harmonies that soothe the stressed head. A new generation of heavy R&B has never heard so much filthy kick and bass. Kick back and relax to the smooth tunes that this Rags fella is producing.

Pairing an old soul with youthful swagger provides local artist Teia Kennedy a perfect platform to share stories through her music. With more than a decade of songwriting and live performance under her belt, the Ngati Kahungunu musician takes inspiration from the people and world around her. Inspired by a classic ‘old school’ vibe, Kennedy’s rich vocal tones and cleverly styled lyrics are well blended with simple, honest acoustic arrangements to create a unique sound.

Mentor Bio: Joe Wilson Joe is a fun loving, down to earth guy who loves seeing people go after what they are passionate about in life and be willing to give things a shot! He has extensive experience mentoring youth as both a teacher and a youth worker and now works as a youth development advisor across the Waikato District. Joe has a massive passion for music and spent four years living between NZ, Australia and the UK as a singer songwriter… well, a busker playing on the streets! “Music is such a cool way for people to come together and find common ground. Writing your own songs and sharing your stories, experiences and feelings through music is so special and anyone who feels like giving it a go should 100% go for it!” Joe is passionate about young people having the best starts in life and being provided the opportunities and support to have fun exploring and learning about who they are and what paths they want to take in life. “WTF is such an awesome opportunity to share your talents and express yourself through music!” Joe releases his music under the name ‘Joe John Wilson’ and has a new single coming out next Friday (25th September) on Spotify and all the other usual digital and social media platforms. “Stoked to be a part of this awesome community project and see our youth showcase their talents!”

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Mentor Bio: Conor McCabe Conor McCabe grew up in Raglan before moving to Melbourne where he formed Fortunes with Hamiltonian, Barnaby Mathews, in 2015. They produced a number of records and built a strong following over a 5 year period while Conor developed a reputation for “sensual crooning vocals” - according to just one of many rave reviews. Back in Raglan while Melbourne is in lockdown we’re super excited to have Connor on-board for WTF2020.

From left, Conor and Reiki

K A R IOI CL A SSIC 2020

hile Covid-19 meant a few postponements were made, the annual Karioi Classic was held over the last weekend of September. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It was a brutal day, but we made a good call by delaying the start to midday.â&#x20AC;? Said organiser Dirk De Ruysscher. Mike Loten was first local rider in 85km. Finished in 39th place. Best local rider was Corey Hartgill, who finish 10th overall in the 50km.

R E S U LT S ENDURO 85KM Female Female 17-29 1. 254 3:52:43 Male 17-29 1. 263 2:50:50 Male 30-49 1. 111 2:51:11 Male 50-59 1. 350 3:08:51 Male 60-64 1. 140 3:21:24 Male 65-69 1. 260 Male Male 70+ 1. 353

Stella Nightingale Cosmo Bloor Aaron Strong Darryl Soljan Neil Blayney Geoff Mathews 3:55:42 Arlo Guthrie

4:55:25 CLASSIC 50KM Female 17-29 1. 227 3:09:09 2. 155 3:26:27 Female 30-49 1. 206 2:31:56 2. 192 2:38:39 Female 50-59 1. 284 2:34:30 2. 2 Female 60-64 1. 314 2:49:00

Elise Nysse Amy Corston Melanie Parsons Hayley Meredith Shiralee McLean Trish Stockman Sue Woolnough

Female 65-69 1. 248 3:01:30 Male Under 17 1. 329 1:58:53 2. 311 2:06:11 3. 208 2:10:12 Male 17-29 1. 56 2:17:13 2. 68 2:18:45 3. 150 2:40:06 Male 30-49 1. 101 1:57:29 2. 247 1:59:19 Male 50-59 1. 297 1:55:56 2. 309 1:59:16 Male 60-64 1. 47 2:41:41 2. 280 2:43:34 Male 65-69 1. 345 2:28:19 2. 204 2:39:23 Male 70+ 1. 103 2:32:54 2. 276 2:55:58

Fogden Shona Matthew Moore Cory Hartgill Hunter Brodie Philip Pirie Jackson Sinclair Jack Derry Garth Weinberg Jason Creswell Anthony Morse Bodo Lang Colin Underdown David Frederikson David Donnelly Jack Biddle Ross Wallace Ken Wilkinson

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Commercial to Let SELF STORAGE Contact Gary Kite 4005 SH23, Raglan Ph: (07) 825 6560 Mob: 022 622 9005 raglanstorage@gmail.com

Services Offered FRUIT TREES NEED PRUNING? Pip, Stone, Citrus. 20 years experience. Here for pruning season and beyond. Call Dean 0212174491 FLUE CLEANING & LOG FIRE I N S P E C T I O N $115. All flue and log fire repairs including new fire installations. Please phone Mark on 07 8298-103 / 021457342

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WHAINGAORAR A G L A N D E S T I N AT I O N MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION NOTICE OF MEETING To be held on Thursday 8 October, 4pm at Orca Come and find out what is happening with the old i-SITE, and what the ‘DMO’ is. Contact: grahamaj8@gmail. com R A G L A N C O M M U N I T Y VEHICLE TRUST

Notice of AGM 2020, Saturday 17th October 2020 at 10.30am. To be held in the lower meeting room at the Raglan Community House. Enquiries to Secretary, 8256866

WH AT’S ON SUNDAYS

COMMUNITY KAI & CRAFT TINY SHOP ON BOW ST For more information - find Community Kai & Craft on Facebook or contact Jono Hutson on 021488766

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Call Nic Spry: 027 665 2204

BEGINNER'S S P A N I S H COURSe An 8-week

Spanish language courseThursday mornings, 15 October - 3 December from 1 0 - 11 . 3 0 a m R a g l a n Community House, 45 Bow StTutor: Bridget BullCost: $160 or $140 for CSC or Gold Card holders for the 8-week course, including handouts. Bookings essentialContact: bridgetbull82@gmail. com or call/text 021 029 47629

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SUN 11 OCT & SUN 25 OCT

RAGLAN CREATIVE MARKETS 2nd Sunday of the month 10am - 2pm at the Old School Arts Centre on Stewart St. www.raglanmarket.com

WED 7 OCT

RAGLAN RAMBLERS 9am from James St near Wallis St - Shaw Bird Park, Hamilton - bring lunch

SAT 17 OCT

EVENING EATS Raglan Rugby Sports Club

ART EVENTS

CONTROLLED FOLLY New Works by CHRIS MEEK

After School Clay Art Classes for children age 6-16 Term 4 3.30pm – 5pm 13 Oct - 3 Dec Register now at the Old School info@ raglanartscentre. co.nz or Ph: 825 0023

9 - 23rd Oct Opening Fri 9th Oct 5.30-7.30pm 21 Cross Street RAGLAN chrismeek.co.nz LITTLE HILL STUDIOS & GALLERY 49B HILLS ROAD OPEN ARTS WEEKEND.

Consultation on the draft Raglan (Whaingaroa) Coastal Reserve Management Plan Waikato District Council has prepared a draft Reserve Management Plan (RMP) for 3 reserves in Raglan (Whaingaroa). The reserves covered by the draft RMP are Wainui, Manu Bay, and Papahua. RMPs are produced to outline the future use and management of reserves. Council, under s41 of the Reserves Act 1977, wishes to invite written comment on the draft RMP. All submitters may speak to their submissions at a hearing to be held in 2021. Have your say by 7 December 2020 Tell us what you think of our draft RMP, and your ideas for its future use and management. You can have your say by: • • • •

Entering it online at www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz/sayit Emailing it to consult@waidc.govt.nz Posting it to Private Bag 544, Ngaruawahia 3720 Delivering it to any Council office or library.

The Draft Raglan (Whaingaroa) Coastal Reserve Management Plan can be viewed on our website www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz

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ALL WELCOME People at heart Te iwi Ngakaunui