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.
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Strong calibre of surfers take to the waves at National Championship
The National Surfing championships kicked off at Gisborne's Midway Beach today with New Zealand's top surfers back to defend their titles and young talent there to challenge them.
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Father and son in National Māori Surfing finals
A father and son are in the Open Men's finals at this year's Aotearoa Māori Surfing Titles.
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NewsNew entries make waves at national surfing finals
It's day two of the Aotearoa Māori Surfing Titles in New Plymouth with this year's new entries making waves in a battle off for the final day of competition.
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Aotearoa Māori Surf Titles celebrate 25th anniversary
Over 50 Māori surfers came together over the weekend at New Plymouth's Waitara beach for a good break with this year marking the 25th anniversary of the Aotearoa Māori Surfing Titles.
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Tamariki surf their way into the school holidays
Today was the first of a series of surf camps facilitated by Saltwater Eco, a surf and snorkel specialist group who's focus is to immerse children in their local marine environments.
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Hawaii's Zane Kekoa-Schweitzer takes out this year's Ultimate Waterman
Hawaii's Zane Kekoa-Schweitzer has taken out this year's Ultimate Waterman title for the second year in a row. Over two weeks, eight of the world's top water athletes competed in eight gruesome water disciplines along the rough Southland coast for the title.
