Three Māori Stand Up Paddle Board Surfers are looking to make waves at the National Surf Competition in Taranaki.
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Christie catching wave back to the top
Just when he thought this would be his final year competing in the World Surf League Qualifying series, Ngāpuhi and Rongomaiwahine surfer Ricardo Christie was wrong. Christie has found his way back to the top, with the best year of his career seeing him finish eighth on the qualifying series to guarantee his spot on the 2019 Championship Tour.
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Future proofing surf breaks in Aotearoa
Surfer and researcher Dr JordanTe Aramoana Waiti says surf breaks in Aotearoa are increasingly at risk due to coastal development activities, and that iwi have a role to play in their protection.
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Butler boosts to top 200
Tauranga Moana surfer Kehu Butler has achieved a career best, placing second at the Phillip Island QS1000 in Australia. The result should see the talented surfer jump 100-odd places to just inside of the top 200 in the world.
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Jonas Te Aho gives back to rangatahi
Jonas Te Aho could have chosen life in a gang or surfing. He chose the latter and wants to make sure young adults make the same choice.
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Young Māori surfers ride to world champs
Four young Māori surfers are on their way to Huntington Beach, California, to represent Aotearoa in the World Junior Surfing Championships.
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Māori surfers take out titles at Scholastic Champs
Two young Māori surfers have taken out the U16 finals of the National Scholastic Surfing Championship in Gisborne.
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New wave of Māori surfers carving up competition
Young Māori surfers are making waves in the National Scholastic Surfing Championships at Makarori in Gisborne.
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Butler surfs into the big league
Tauranga surfer and Junior Pro Australian Tour winner Kehu Butler has stepped into the big league, taking on his first world qualifying 3,000 event in the Philippines.
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Kiwi surfer wins inaugural man-made wave pool competition
New Zealand surfer Paige Hareb has won an inaugural event featuring the world's best surfers in a man-made wave pool in California as part of a world team.
