The Surf Life Saving New Zealand (SLSNZ) club whose teams won the inaugural World Championship IRB title in Australia late last year, showed their stuff in the weekend,

The North Island Surf Boat Championship – the fifth round of the six-round NZ Surf Boat Series was raced in big waves on Saturday February 9, with the points for the overall championship close, heading toward the final round of the series.

New Zealand’s athletes showed big heart and top skills battling through big waves, competing against the world’s best in the Trans-Tasman Surf Boat Challenge.

The annual Trans-Tasman Surf Boat Challenge returns to Aotearoa shores this weekend at Waihi Beach, where the national New Zealand and Australia teams will battle it out for top honours in what is set to be a thrilling weekend.

The rising tide of young talent had their moments but it was the salty old sea dogs who barked loudest at the Eastern Regional surf lifesaving championships in Gisborne

Briana Irving and the fleet feet of her Waikanae teammates helped the Gisborne club to an early lead after the opening afternoon of the Eastern Regional surf lifesaving championships today.

The locals are ready and a young invading force has assembled, as Gisborne creates a little bit of surf lifesaving history this weekend.

This weekend lifeguards from Auckland to Christchurch will line up to see who is fastest, strongest, and most skilled at a range of surf lifesaving sports, at Oakura, just south of New Plymouth.

A World Championship title, 61 medals, and multiple records for New Zealand teams at Lifesaving World Championships

A new surf media brand is about to launch into the New Zealand market with photographer and writer Derek Morrison at the helm. Derek has a proven track record of more than 24 years in publishing,