The Raglan Morning Show

It's a Matariki Special as we look ahead to our newest holiday weekend. We talk to Manihera Forbes and Claire Noble about Matariki events, we hear from the Karioi Project and Manihera also talks about issues with the local fisheries.

We've got weekend sports results, an update on the shooting, weather and surf, and a conversation about making councils better with Tony Mayow

All your local news and info, weather and frankly, a poor surf report, polus we talk Careers with Natalie

We focus on weekend events today with the What's On guide, have a chat with the Old School, talk to Ben Catley about his gig, and get advance warning about the Most Wuthering Heights Day event in 2026

Another beautiful day in Whaingaroa as we look at local events, weather and surf plus go deep into the topic of Anger.

Weather, surf, tide times, bar conditions, good music and a chat with Hanona Ormsby ahead of this visit this week.

We're looking ahead to a great week in Whaingaroa, with perfect weather and a nice chat about Daffodil Day

We've got all your local news, weekend events and choice music, along with a chat to Councillor Lisa Thomson about Council mergers and the Strengthening Our Voice In Local Government event this Sunday at 2pm in the Town Hall.

We look at the weekend's events and get the Mayor on the line early in the show to give us the latest update on the council merger discussions.

Another busy day on the show as we talk about the Council Shakeup with Regional Councillor Noel Smith and former Deputy Mayor of Auckland City Penny Hulse, plus we catch up with Jasmine from the environment centre.

All your local news and info, plus we look at the upcoming Raglan Film Awards and talk to John Lawson about local politics

All your local news and info plus we talk to our Community Board Chairperson Ross Wallis and Stephanie Philp with our Inside Your Mind segment.

We've got all your weekend info, some new music from NZ On Air and we look at some misleading information that's arrived on the Raglan Noticeboard.

We start looking ahead to the weekend, play some sweet tunes and then chat to the crew from the Raglan Community Pool Trust about their plans for a pool in Raglan

We've got your local news and information, good music, and interviews about this weekend's Community Celidh and permaculture

Today we check out the weekend sports results, talk to the owner of a new after school care business and catch up with Rangi Kereopa ahead of the new Raranga Exhibition at the Old School Arts Centre.

Lots of talk this morning as we talk to Erin Griffiths about her decision to run from a position on the WEL Energy Trust, and Tony Mayow about changes to local government.

All you local news and information, great music and a catch-up with local Councillor Lisa Thomson

Bexie Towle joins Aaron on the show this morning to talk about a variety of topics, including yoga, environment and music, plus we catch up with the What's on for the end of the week and talk about what happened at the community board meeting yesterday

Good weather, good surf and good music. It's not a catch phrase, just a description of Wednesday in Whaingaroa. We also talk to Kristel from teh Karioi Project and get some good news about the growth in the Oi population

It's a cold windy morning in Whaingaroa but don't worry the Morning Show is here, we've got some nice tunes and then we get stuck into some local political issues.

We catch up with weekend sports results and the What's On guide before taking a dive into Raglan workforce issues and also, life long learning.

We check out the weekend activities, grab some Raglan News and welcome our careers expert Natalie back to the studio to talk about Doom-Jobbing

We're looking ahead to the weekend events and featuring an interview with 3 authors who have a book launch on Friday night plus Parabola West is in studio with some new music.

Winter has settled in with a rainy morning so we're keeping warm in the studio as we catch up with activities at the Old School Arts Centre and talk to Maree with our Lets Talk segment.