These Waters, Part One: A Film By Jono Smit
A classic film that follows the unscripted adventures of Jono Smit as he explores our southern coastline during the winter of 2015. “The idea behind
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Five Minutes With: Surfing Filmmaker Jonathan Smit
Surf filmmakers in New Zealand tend to be passionate creatives lured to surfing by the curiosity of a colourful culture. They shine a light on
Making History With Paige Hareb
Paige Hareb is New Zealand’s most successful surfer and her achievements, as the World Surf League (WSL) season for 2018 come to a close, stand
Review: JS Hyfi Surfboard Construction, Deconstructed
As a 40-something year old grommet with 30 years of surfing under the belt, I’ve got an insatiable hunger to surf as well as I
Book Review: The South Seas Revised Edition
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
Crunching The Numbers: Ricardo Christie Qualifies (We’re 99% Certain)
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
Review: FCS Mick Fanning Fins
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
Iconic Mangamaunu Point Break Gets Reprieve, Carpark Axed
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
Saving An Icon: Inside The Mangamaunu Saga
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
Book Review: NZ Surf: The Collection Vol. 1
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.