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A late-season swell offers one last roll of the dice for New Zealand’s big-wave riders and the stakes are high. As the winds swing through
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Vege Power: How One Surfer Owned His Wave-Miles Guilt
It’s 10:30am on a Tuesday and Matt Jenks is pulling up outside Japanese restaurant Jitsu in lower Stuart Street, Dunedin, parking his bike and heading
After The Quake: Hope Springs In Kaikoura
In a sheltered bay off the end of the Kaikoura Peninsula columns of bubbles spill out of the sea floor like shimmering mercury and make
Chasing Storms With Doug Young and Ross Clarke-Jones
Bobbing around on a jet ski near a reef off the southernmost tip of New Zealand’s South Island it dawned on me that I had
Finding Gonad Man Living Large On Norfolk Island
What is it about island living that sets a pace of life that is two parts relaxation, two parts lifestyle and one part work? Norfolk
The Life Of Kaya
There is no question that the Gold Coast of Australia has become the hotbed of surf talent in the Southern Hemisphere. It has such a
Review: FCS Freedom Leash
FCS Freedom Leash Review: The FCS Freedom Leash promised to be lighter, stronger, with less drag, less tangle – sign me up! Looks like I
Watch: Nias Goes Wild During The Mega Swell Of The Century
Here’s a great insight into the Mega Swell that hit Indonesia in late July 2018 and turned Nias from an idyllic paradise into a frightening
Surf Photographer Cory Scott Buys New Zealand Surfing Magazine
One of the greats of New Zealand surf photography, Cory Scott, has taken ownership of New Zealand Surfing Magazine after 10 years as an employee
Almost 50 Years Behind The Lens, But Warren Hawke Isn’t Slowing Down
Back in 1966 a 13-year-old Christchurch boy stared out to sea and decided that surfing was going to become a part of his life. Photography