Sam Judd in Auckland Herald looks at Raglan and other supportive communities

In the Auckland Herald, Sam Judd looks at supportive communities and how they have recreated the notion of sharing skills, knowledge, tools and food with your neighbours. And Raglan’s Timebank gets a special mention.

He describes how these ideas weave a community together a community situation and says that when you look at a place like Whaingaroa (Raglan), the sharing of resources and knowledge has enabled the community to achieve great things with a work system that is focused on having vibrant, interconnected communities.