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    Book Review: The South Seas Revised Edition

    Derek MorrisonDec 9, 2018February 8, 20190
    The South Seas Revised Edition features the work of some of the best photographers in New Zealand. These are combined with short pithy stories that offer a glimpse into our favourite beaches, surf history and characters of New Zealand’s surf culture. The South Seas Revised Edition came out of the...
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    Crunching The Numbers: Ricardo Christie Qualifies (We’re 99% Certain)

    Lyndon FairbairnNov 29, 2018March 1, 20190
    Well, it’s about as official as unofficial gets. Our team of analysts have crunched every possible scenario and WSL possibility and it’s beyond a shadow of doubt. We’ve put ourselves out there, we’re calling it first: our Kiwi QS charger, Ricardo Christie, is now squarely cemented and set to rejoin...
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    Review: FCS Mick Fanning Fins

    Craig HigginsNov 27, 2018July 25, 20240
    There are a lot of options to consider when looking for a set of fins these days and it’s never been more important to get it right. Fins can make or break a board’s performance. Get it right for the conditions and it will seem like there isn’t a drop...
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    Iconic Mangamaunu Point Break Gets Reprieve, Carpark Axed

    Derek MorrisonNov 26, 2018July 25, 20243
    The iconic Mangamaunu Bay earns reprieve from NZ Transport Agency’s shared use cycle path plans following the Surfbreak Protection Society’s judicial review mediation. It’s a win for all surfers in New Zealand and testament to the power of the people when working together for a cause. UPDATED: November 27, 2018...
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    Saving An Icon: Inside The Mangamaunu Saga

    Derek MorrisonNov 26, 2018November 26, 20181
    We have few treasures around our coastline as iconic as the arcing sweep of coastline known as Mangamaunu just north of Kaikoura. On a flat day it’s beautiful: a shimmering blue sea lapping up to a dark rocky shoreline that is separated from the jagged snowcapped peaks of the Seaward...
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    Book Review: NZ Surf: The Collection Vol. 1

    Darren EadeNov 20, 2018November 20, 20180
    From discussions with artistic souls, cross-stepping wave sliders, neck-tattooed lip-launchers and salty old sea dogs there’s something for everyone in NZ Surf: The Collection Vol.1. Drawing from a range of historical and recent material, and from a variety of contributors, this volume directed by Warren Hawke, is an open-hearted sweep...
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    Roger Hall Stole My Shaper: Inside The HC–Surfline Deal

    CPLNov 19, 2018November 20, 20180
    HC Surfboards shaper Hayden Chamberlain has moved his operation north to Ruakaka and into Roger Hall’s Surfline surfboard factory. It’s a mutual relationship that should see both brands benefit. But surf photojournalist Craig Levers thinks he just may be the one missing out. A couple of months ago West Auckland...
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    Ricardo Surges To The Podium At Hawaiian Pro, Now Seventh In QS

    Derek MorrisonNov 18, 2018March 1, 20190
    Ricardo Christie laid down a new chapter in New Zealand surfing history today when he went blow-for-blow with three of the world’s best in the final of the Hawaiian Pro at Haleiwa. His third place finish catapulted Ricardo from 14th to seventh on the WQS rankings and puts him in...
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    Surf Coach: So, Just How Physically Demanding Is A Session At Raglan?

    Dr Oliver FarleyNov 14, 2018February 8, 20190
    It is well-documented: only a surfer knows that feeling … of utter exhaustion after a session at Raglan. But just how much physical exertion is involved? We put that question to surfer and exercise physiology expert Dr Oliver Farley. Here’s the breakdown … A surfer in a competitive heat at...
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    Paige Hareb Re-Qualifies For 2019 World Championship Tour

    Derek MorrisonNov 12, 2018February 8, 20190
    Taranaki’s Paige Hareb has re-qualified for the 2019 Championship Tour today at Birubi Beach, Port Stephens, NSW, Australia. It was here last year that she re-qualified for the World Surf League Championship Tour with an outstanding quarterfinal result. Today she’s once again booked herself a starting spot in the 2019...
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