Roaring Journals - Patagonia New Zealand

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Opening image: Moona Whyte, Paige Alms and Kyle Thiermann ready to put in. British Columbia. Photo Christa Funk

Thick Wetsuits Aren’t So Bad When They Break Your Fall

Opening image: The author, Tully White checking out a healthy Pacific oyster, fresh out of the Bhundoo River. Photo Matt Dunbar

The river keeper: A morning on the Bhundoo

Opening image: Heli at work, lifeguarding on Main Beach, Byron Bay. It's a colourful but challenging job. Photo Clem Bourke

Ageing radically: Heli Murray is just doing her thing

Opening image: Siska balances a traditional life at home with her family on Siberut with an emerging life in the waves. Photo Jack O'Grady

Siska will go - a modern Mentawaian surf fable

Opening image: In recent times the great white has circled back into the consciousness of the Australian surfer. Photo Nick Green

A Primal Reboot: How the return of the white shark is rewilding humans.

Opening image: The ducks are the stars of episode one. “They’re manure machines,” says Heath. “And I love ‘em for it.” Photo Andrew Buckley

Sea to Soil: Heath Joske's Decade in the Dirt

Opening image: Tahlija Redgard lives out of her troopy, following the seasons for fish and surf. It’s a simple life that keeps her connected to her saltwater upbringing. Photo Charlotte Martin

Gifts from the blue: Tahlija's Journal: a day, a season, a childhood

Opening image: Returning from Antarctica, Ted found himself at the bottom of South America at a loose end for a week. He hired a car and disappeared into the wilderness. Photo Ted Grambeau

"Why not keep going?" Third time lucky for Ted Grambeau in Patagonia

Opening image: ‘Polly’ has spent over three decades diving and surfing in Tasmanian waters. There are few people better placed to offer an assessment of what’s going on below the surface. Photo Nick Green

A barren prospect: In Tasmania, the deforestation isn’t just in the hills

Opening image: Mick Mackie has taken elements of skate and snow, merged them with some classic outlines, and brough them across into a unique range of designs he's refined over the past couples of decades. Photo Mick Sowry

Outliers: Part 1.618: the South Coast

Opening image: Dave Rastovich is very much part of the biological soil network in his North Coast garden. Photo Christa Funk

Place and position: Christa Funk has found her’s