A Cloud Of Uncertainty Hangs Over Fiji
Friday 17/03 44
How the political situation in Fiji is affecting the return of CT competition to the island nation.
Surfpolitik
The Woz Suspends World Champ Joel Tudor
Friday 11/03 137
An awkward situation, but only for one of the parties, as the Woz suspends the current Longboard World Champ.
Meet The World Wave Project
Thursday 21/10 172
And find out why you'll soon hear a hell of a lot more about them.
The Wicked Problem of the Collaroy Seawall
Tuesday 19/10 124
Land owners rejoice while beach lovers bemoan the fortification.
Basque Wavegarden Project Has Far-Reaching Implications
Thursday 22/07 185
San Sebastian surfers are fighting a wavepool in their hometown, which is also the hometown of Wavegarden's founder.
Fifty Years of Boogie
Thursday 08/07 45
Designed to democratise surfing, Tom Morey's invention became a specialised craft for riding treacherous waves.
Toweling Off At The Tub
Monday 21/06 139
After five years and four contests, the performance level at Kelly's Hot Tub hasn't evolved but instead gone the other way.
Changes at the Cape
Wednesday 02/06 43
From deep state secret spot to modern media darling, what lessons can we learn from Cape Solander's evolution?
Second time's the charm for Yulex
Thursday 20/05 91
Yulex get a second chance at a first impression, and this time they make it count. Wetsuits may never be the same again.
A Tale of Two Pools
Monday 12/04 177
A new wavepool development for the Sunshine Coast points to the future of pools in Australia.
Proposed Lennox Head contest dumped by Council
Thursday 04/02 193
Last-minute proposal by the Woz given short shrift by Ballina Shire Council.
Nazare surfing ban: The public and the damage done
Wednesday 11/11 16
Surfing has been a boon for Nazare, businesses have flourished, real estate rocketed, but its popularity backfired last week when a huge swell coincided with the second-wave of COVID. The result? Surfing is now banned there.