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    Finding Work Life Balance With Auckland Artist Greg Straight

    CPLNov 7, 2018February 8, 20190
    You may not have heard of artist Greg Straight, but chances are you’ve seen his work. His art is prolific and right now he’s completely on trend. He, and his wife Hannah, have landed his art into galleries throughout the country. And he’s in demand for commercial illustrations. Craig Levers...
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    Five Minutes With: Filmmaker Damon Meade

    CPLNov 4, 2018March 1, 20190
    While channeling his creative side in a fine arts degree at Massey University in the early 2000s, Damon Meade stumbled across filmmaking. That set him on a course that intersected with Maz and the Gisborne hotbed of surfing talent, and launched the career of one of New Zealand’s most successful...
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    Film Review: Andy Irons – Kissed By God

    Derek MorrisonNov 2, 20182
    On September 3, 2010, Andy Irons won the Billabong Pro at Teahupoo, Tahiti. Two months later, on November 2, 2010, one of the world’s greatest surfers was found dead, lying on his back in a bed, sheets pulled up, in a hotel in Grapevine, Texas. That’s about the centre of...
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    Five Minutes With: Surf Photography Master Ted Grambeau

    Derek MorrisonOct 31, 2018February 8, 20190
    When I first picked up a camera and started pointing it at the ocean nearly 24 years ago, there was one photographer’s work that dazzled me, inspired me and daunted me. Australia’s Ted Grambeau was one of the absolute masters of capturing surfing in the best light. And his intrepid...
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    Surf Lakes Reveal “5 Wave” Technology In Queensland Mountains

    Derek MorrisonOct 28, 2018February 8, 20190
    Think Queensland is all about the Gold Coast’s right-hand points and punchy beaches firing to life? Well if Surf Lakes International has its way then your next surf trip there may just include a trip to the Queensland mountains to surf the recently prototype tested 5 Waves technology. Good enough...
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    New Zealand Junior Surfing Team Primed for World Champs

    Derek MorrisonOct 23, 2018November 8, 20180
    The twelve-strong New Zealand Junior Surfing Team heads off to the United States next week to compete at the 2018 VISSLA ISA World Junior Surfing Championship. Held at Huntington Beach, California, the New Zealand team is fresh out of the National Scholastic Surfing Championships event where nine surfers competed. Three of...
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    Unruly Caverns: Chasing Slabs In The Deepest South

    Derek MorrisonOct 15, 2018March 1, 20190
    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 the ideal bearing the focus falls on a reef on a remote corner of coastline. Four teams of surfers get the session of a lifetime....
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    Vege Power: How One Surfer Owned His Wave-Miles Guilt

    Derek MorrisonOct 15, 2018April 22, 20260
    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 inside with a 20-litre container to drain the kitchen of its used vegetable oil. It’s a 10-minute side-trip on his way to work at Dunedin...
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    After The Quake: Hope Springs In Kaikoura

    Derek MorrisonOct 12, 20180
    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 their way to the surface. It’s a dazzling display, like a scene that belongs in Wonderland. This is Hope Springs, aptly named, and just one...
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    Chasing Storms With Doug Young and Ross Clarke-Jones

    Derek MorrisonOct 10, 2018October 10, 20180
    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 been drawn here like a moth to a flame. Each passing set of waves grew in size and intensity and started to look more like...
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