My happy place is the great outdoors. It makes me feel alive. I don't like spending too much time inside or watching TV or stuff like that. If I get any opportunity to get outdoors, I'll take it.
It goes back to really enjoying camping as a kid - going fishing and surfing and bushwalking. I grew up in Australia and we would go to the Blue Mountains or to places such as Coffs Harbour and the east coast beaches of Australia.
When I was studying acting in Australia, I was out in the Blue Mountains pretty much every weekend, walking or abseiling or climbing or canyoning. It was a pure rush.
I like to be tested, I like to be thrown a challenge and I couldn't imagine anything giving me more enjoyment than being surrounded by trees or the ocean. It feels like you give the batteries a solid charge. It can be challenging and tough when you're doing it but at the end you're invigorated.
These days one of my favourite things to do is to go hiking with my family. I have four children - two step-kids who are 16 and 11 and my kids who are 7, and 9 months. We live out in the Waitakere area, so we go walking through the ranges.