Watch: The Allan Byrne Story
Allan Byrne contributed more to surfing than most modern surfers will ever realise. He is considered to be one of New Zealand’s most successful surfers ever,
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Aotearoa Surf Film Festival: New Dates
As the Aotearoa Surf Film Festival closed in on the end of its 2020 tour, Covid-19 rose it’s head and scuttled the final events –
Nothing Good About Covid-19 … Unless You’re Billy Stairmand
We’ve all had a topsy-turvy year, but for seven-time New Zealand surfing champ Billy Stairmand it has kind of worked out okay. Photographer Craig Levers catches
Science: The Big Wave Link Between Climate Change And The Southern Ocean
Monster waves in the Southern Ocean could grow even bigger and more frequent under climate change, scientists warn. Science journalist Jamie Morton explains what’s going
Watch: National Champ Elliot Paerata-Reid – The Post-Lockdown Edit
Current New Zealand Surfing Champion Elliot Paerata-Reid looks back on his year in this post lockdown release – you can rest-assured this is no ordinary
Buy Local: Help Pump New Zealand’s Surf Industry
The Covid-19 health crisis has taught New Zealanders a lot of things, but nothing has become clearer: we need to support local surf businesses. By
The Travis McCoy Story: Nothing Puts Life Into Focus Like Death
In 2017 Mount Maunganui’s Travis McCoy went for a surf that ended in an horrific fin gash to his face. But it was what the
WSL Redesigns 2021 Tour, Suspends 2020 Events Until July
The World Surf League has today announced a totally revised 2021 Championship Tour, Challenger Series, and Qualifying Series. It has also confirmed that due to
Lockdown: What Alert Level 3 Means For Surfing
There’s a collective sigh of relief being held around the country right now as surfers throughout New Zealand suffer one more day of torment under
Featured Shaper Profile: Pete Anderson
With more than 36 years experience shaping surfboards out of Whangamata, Pete Anderson is one of the most humble and well-respected surfboard manufacturers in New