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10/10/2026

Teva Evans grew up on Norfolk Island, but his ancestral roots spread right across the South Pacific. The first Norfolk Islanders were the descendants of the HMS Bounty mutineers and their Tahitian wives, who after first settling on Pitcairn Island, eventually landed on Norfolk Island in June 1856.

“Our island though sits on a cultural border,” writes Teva, “our feet straddling both sides. We are the offspring of both European and Pacific Island ancestral lines. We are born of both English and Tahitian descent, stretching from Pitcairn Island to Norfolk Island. Norfolk/Pitcairn Islanders have a unique and personal insight into the creation of a culture — we were created as a people just 200 years ago, straight into a shrinking world.”

Teva’s search for identity took him back to Tahiti. “I wanted to be good for my people, good for my family and good for the island. I thought the answer might lay in the past, by tapping into my ancient genealogy. I would pass the ancient rite of passage the Tahitian way, through tattoo.”

“Tattoo is for Life, Teva” features in the Roaring Journals’ voyaging issue. Pick up your copy at a Patagonia store, or order online at https://bit.ly/4AgtFu7. Limited copies available.

All proceeds go to Surfrider Foundation Australia and Surfers For Climate.

Photos: Ted Grambeau and Tim McKenna.

08/10/2026

Like all the greatest mountain partners, Patagonia’s Performance Foundations are a reliable cornerstone for your most ambitious plans. They dry fast and expertly manage hot weather, so you can wear them day in, day out, on repeat. Pair with harnesses, running vests, waders and a healthy appetite for getting out there.

Learn more about our Performance Foundations at https://bit.ly/4jQFrp8.

Photos: Eliza Earle, Pat Valade and Katie Lozancich.

02/10/2026

Leading off Roaring Journals’ voyaging issue is Nā wa’a li‘i—"The Little Canoes”—a look at how traditional Hawaiian voyaging canoes are finding their way back into modern Hawaiian life. “Through every generation,” writes Chris Miyashiro, “I believe the art of voyaging, on a deep personal and spiritual level, beheld a flame that has never truly gone out. As much as I’ve tried to look elsewhere, that flame seems to be kindling in every corner I look.”

Mysto takes a trip to Moku 'O Keawe (Hawai‘i’s Big Island) to meet an underground cast of crew who’ve built and sail their own canoes in the waters around home, connecting them to the old ways while exploring themselves in the process.

Pick up your copy of Roaring Journals Edition Three at a Patagonia store, or order online at https://bit.ly/4AgtFu7. Limited copies available.

All proceeds go to Surfrider Foundation Australia and Surfers For Climate.

Photo: Chris Miyashiro

29/09/2026

Shout out to our wonderful Melbourne community for coming along to the Patagonia store last Friday to get your steps in with Beau Miles and support Great Forest National Park along the way.

Join Beau this Saturday at Patagonia Sydney for another run before his Secret Screening at Enmore Theatre and learn from our friends at Cooks River Alliance about ways you can support the Cooks River Catchment.

Patagonia Sydney. 93 Bathurst St. Sat 3 October, 12.30PM

All paces welcome.

More info & RSVP at https://bit.ly/3V5MJLK

Photos: Liam O'Connor, Katya Cameron and Charlie Cooke, courtesy of Great Forest National Park

28/09/2026

Meeting the locals on Lord Howe Island.

Marine sanctuaries are crucial for safeguarding nature, reversing species loss and protecting human health. Science shows fully protected sanctuaries also replenish fish populations, both in and around their boundaries.

Currently, the Australian government is reviewing and preparing new management plans for our national marine protected area network. This includes a proposal to expand the marine parks around Lord Howe and Norfolk Islands by about 670,000 square kilometres – a welcome response to calls from local island communities for greater marine protection.

Take action with the Australian Marine Conservation Society at https://bit.ly/3Uw38Zm

Public submissions close this Wednesday 30 September.

Photo: Trent Mitchell

26/09/2026

"Arriving in the village of Teahupoo, you can be lulled into a tropical torpor. Like a living Gauguin painting, at certain times of the day, village life becomes still life — the palm trees barely swaying, the dogs sleeping, the locals raking leaves in their yards as a meditation, the hibiscus and frangipani trees adding brushstrokes of colour while the volcanic backdrop acts as wallpaper to a scene so perfect it casts a spell on anyone who walks through it. As you go about life here at the End of the Road the gentleness of manner strikes you, but as a travelling surfer, you know there’s a latent savagery awaiting you on the next swell, out on the reef just offshore.”

The most famous, ferocious, spellbinding wave on earth breaks just offshore from a tiny Tahitian village named Teahupoo. The contrast between the pace of life in the village and the primal dance out on the reef is like nowhere else. In the latest issue of the Roaring Journals, Sean Doherty explores the village at the ‘End of the Road’.

Pick up your copy of Roaring Journals Edition Three at a Patagonia store, or order online at https://www.patagonia.com.au/roaringjournals

All proceeds go to Surfrider Foundation Australia and Surfers For Climate.

Photos by Ted Grambeau

23/09/2026

Sydney! Catch Beau Miles for a lunchtime run before his Secret Screening on October 3.

Run, connect and hear from our friends at Cooks River Alliance on how you can support the revitalisation of the Cooks River Catchment.

Patagonia Sydney. 93 Bathurst St. Sat 3 October, 12.30PM

All paces welcome.

More info & RSVP at https://bit.ly/3V5MJLK

Photo: Chris Ord, courtesy of Beau Miles

22/09/2026

The new voyaging issue of Roaring Journals has pulled up anchor and officially set sail. Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate the launch of Edition Three at Patagonia stores across the country.

Our local ocean community gathered at Happy Hours in Torquay, Manly, Byron Bay, Burleigh Heads, Hobart and Brisbane to share far-flung stories of surf and seafaring.

Pick up your magazine at a Patagonia store or online at https://bit.ly/4AgtFu7

All proceeds go to Surfrider Foundation Australia and Surfers for Climate.

Photos: Leslie Carvitto

17/09/2026

The third issue of the Roaring Journals magazine has just launched. Themed as our ‘voyaging issue’ we sail across the Pacific and also back through time, following stories of adventurers who’ve headed out into the unknown, only to find themselves in the process.

You can pick up a copy at a Patagonia store or online at https://bit.ly/4AgtFu7

Voiceover and cover photo by Chris Miyashiro
Footage by Mysto and Milo Inglis

16/09/2026

Our future is tied to the ocean. Its shared seas connect us through food, culture and sport. Home to amazing, abundant life, the ocean is also a powerful climate solution.

We have a once-in-a-decade opportunity to expand Australia's marine sanctuaries.

Currently, the government is reviewing and preparing new management plans for our national marine protected area network. Public submissions close on 30 September.

Take action with the Australian Marine Conservation Society at https://bit.ly/3Uw38Zm

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