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NZ ADVENTURE MAGAZINE is a lifestyle adventure magazine that presents editorial, images and new products relating to our outdoor pursuits, both in New Zealand and overseas. Everything that is extreme, from big wave surfing to kayaking in the artic, from Mt biking to climbing, if it is extreme it is in Adventure - every issue is stuffed with action.

 
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WHO TO WATCH IN 2010 AUSTRALASIAN SAFARI

Seasoned veterans, professional motorsport competitors and even some first-timers will challenge the 2010 Australasian Safari. Key competitors to look out for over the course of the 2010 Australasian Safari include: Auto V8 Supercar champion Craig Lowndes who will be swapping the smooth tracks of Bathurst for the rugged Australian outback, in what... [Read the rest of this post]

Australasian Safari course ‘a little bit nastier’ in 2010

The new course set for the 2010 Australasian Safari, an off-road adventure through the remote and rugged Western Australian outback, has been described by Clerk of Course Ron Rigby as ‘a little bit nastier’. Ron is responsible for driving and charting the course, which takes several months to complete as off-road tracks are tested, and approvals... [Read the rest of this post]

Giveaway: Linden Leaves Rugby

Win a pack for Fathers Day email lisa@adventuremagazine.co.nz with subject Linden Leaves Rugby Linden Leaves RUGBY thermal muscle soak is one of the first products to kick off the RUGBY range. A single use sleek looking sachet filled with a mineral rich natural New Zealand sea salt thermal effect muscle soak, to restore and revitalise weary bodies. Linden... [Read the rest of this post]

New Gallery: Teahupoo 2010 Day 2

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Battle for Survival and Big Upsets as Billabong Pro Tahiti Gets Underway

Check out Curls Gallery of the event here TEAHUPOO, Taiarapu/Tahiti (Monday, August 30, 2010) – After seven, consecutive lay days, the Billabong Pro Tahiti commenced action today, and the world’s best surfers unleashed a barrage of high-fi performances on glassy three-to-four foot (1.5 metre) barrels on offer at Teahupoo. Stop No. 5 of 10 on the... [Read the rest of this post]

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