We’re all about celebrating the art of popping Manus – the most famous bomb in the world, invented right here in Aotearoa! Our event is where bomb legends from all walks of life come together to make waves, take flight, and Manu into greatness.

Introducing Manu; a vibrant and innovative restaurant and bar celebrating the rich cultural tapestry of Pacifica glam and fresh Asian influences nestled in the heart of Ōtautahi Aotearoa (Christchurch, New Zealand). Our menu is a fusion of Asian, Pacifica, and Māori flavours.

The Z Manu World Champs are coming to TĀMAKI MAKAURAU Auckland with two official qualification weekends at Karanga Plaza on Saturday 15 & Sunday 16 February and again on Saturday 22 & Sunday 23 February, followed by the Final on Saturday 1 March.

Z Manu World Champs is open to anyone aged 8 and over. Choose your Manu style and make the biggest splash for your chance to win mean prizes.

Mar 1, 2025 · A water spectacle like no other, the Z Manu World Champs is back this summer! This year, they're taking the event to new heights with 10 qualifiers across 8 cities, giving more Kiwis the chance to compete for the ultimate Manu crown and a …

After last summer saw the debut of the Z Manu World Championships, the one-of-a-kind competition will return in its second iteration with new cities on board, more prize money up for grabs, and...

Water Safety New Zealand is stoked to have 71-test cap All Black, loving Dad, national hero, and all-round good bugger Piri Weepu as our Manu with Mana campaign ambassador. Staying fit is essential for any form of water-based activity, but particularly for snorkelling and diving.

Jun 13, 2024 · The Z Manu World Champs are a grand celebration of a beloved kiwi pastime; the Manu. Perfected by enthusiasts at wharves, pools and secret spots throughout the country, no one Manus like Kiwis. After making their way around the country this summer, the qualifying rounds and finals are making a splash in Auckland’s Viaduct Harbour.

Nov 5, 2024 · The Z Manu World Championships are back for a second year, with more qualifying events in additional cities with a total prize pool of $40,000. The competition kicks off with its first qualifier in Tauranga next month, and introduces a new freestyle division for any bomb technique other than the manu.