Uluwatu: Life’s Perfect Tonic
The offshore breezes first return to the Bukit Peninsula in Bali’s southernmost regions each April stirring the sleepy walls of Uluwatu back to life. It’s
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That East Swell: Winter’s Eight-Day Anomaly
In 2019 an east swell hit the Otago coastline in the middle of the winter. It was accompanied by a window of unseasonably settled weather,
Travel Warning: How To Avoid Excessive Baggage Charges
Be warned: Qantas’s excess baggage charges and policy are designed to trap travelling surfers. New Zealand Surf Journal’s editor Derek Morrison finds out first hand
Storm Chasing With Team Backdoor
When a low-pressure system parks itself off the east coast it spins everyone into a frenzy. The recent July swell was no different and Piha
Watch: Inside The Nomadic Life Of Joe Wilson
Filmmaker Sara Guix, interviews singer songwriter Joe Wilson in Raglan for her next installment of her Why Did You Leave? series on travellers and inspiring
Breaking News: John John Florence Ruptures ACL In Brazil
John John Florence has announced he has ruptured his ACL while in Brazil and has withdrawn from the 2019 Corona Open at Jeffreys Bay. The
Surfing Gets The Vote For Paris 2024 Olympics
Surfing’s Olympic future in good health after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) votes to include surfing on the sports programme for the Paris 2024 Olympic
Mid-Year Report: Inside The CT Season With Paige Hareb And Ricardo Christie
There is no hiding the fact that the first four World Championship Tour events for 2019 have been a battle for our New Zealand athletes,
Momentum Builds For 2020 Piha Pro QS10,000
Details have been revealed about a bid for Auckland to host a World Qualifying Series 10,000-rated event at Piha in March 2020: the Piha Pro.
World Surf League Unveils Unprecedented Commitment To The Environment
In an unprecedented move for a global professional sports body, World Surf League has today committed to becoming carbon neutral and eliminating single-use plastics by