In the next couple of months we will be showing you some of the best interviews and articles from previous magazine issues, kicking it off with Daniel Gemmell’s Heart of Gold interview from issue #25. Heart of Gold Daniel Gemmel Interview Text by Simon, Jono and… More ›
7th May, 2012: It is with great excitement that we announce the release of both Manual Magazine and Spoke Magazine on iTunes Newsstand. Through a partnership with one of the world’s fastest growing digital content distribution companies, PixelMags, we are now able to bring our… More ›
“Travel is nothing without coming home and telling stories. You know the stories, the kind that are horrible at the time, but hilarious when you look back on them. We managed to gather a few on this voyage to South America, but like they say,… More ›
Manual’s staff photog and webguy, Jake Mein, has updated his portfolio over at Jakemein.com. Grab a cup of tea and spend some quality time looking over his work from the past few years. More ›
The March 2012 edition of Manual is out now. Available in stores nationwide, on Zinio.com and through firstfloor.co.nz. To find out more about what’s in the new mag click here. More ›
Tune in to Airtime TV on TVNZ U tonight at 9:25pm to view an exclusive clip from our recent ‘Barbecues and Breakdowns’ South American skateboarding journey (as seen in Manual 45) with Josh Gemmell, Fred Shallcrass, Harry Culy and Diego Casal. More ›
Harry Culy makes the cover of Manual Magazine #45 with this epicly styled kickflip on a Wairarapa wheelchair ramp. Mag is out March 6th. Photo: Jake Mein. More ›
For many years Raglan has been firmly on the radar, famous for serving cups of tea to the surf culture in Manu Bay’s green room. Now the masses that migrate west for the summer have something new to write home about. Postcards are going to… More ›
Tune into Airtime on TVNZ U - U.co.nz this Monday at 9.25pm to watch the Irrom lads, including Brett Band, Christian Low and Justin Keeley as they session Wanganui. As seen in Manual 44. More ›
A blast from Welly-town’s past. As seen in our premiere issue from December of 1997. More ›
Those who have had a conversation with Lance Corlett (A.K.A Loopy) probably get the feeling they’ve bumped into some character that has been dragged from some abstract political cartoon; he’s one of those people you’re pretty sure you understand but will never completely ‘get’. Lance… More ›
In keeping with family tradition Mat Kinsman gets his second cover with this sharp slide (nosebluntslide transfer) in Melbourne. The photo was shot by Aussie photographer Jason ‘Moey’ Morey. The new issue is due out soon and will come with a Free DVD. More ›