Wamberal Seawall looks more likely in the wake of Collaroy
Wednesday 05/01 62
It's increasingly likely we'll see a reversing of policies of planned retreat that coastal councils enacted in the 80's.
Swellnet Dispatch
Collaroy Seawall Faces First Real Test
Tuesday 04/01 158
Four to six foot of east-northeast groundswell and the seawall faces its first real test.
Man killed from falling debris at Bells Beach as 30-metre-high cliff collapses
Friday 31/12 14
It is believed a cliff face up to 30 metres in height gave way and collapsed about 2.15pm.
2021: The Year in Pictures
Tuesday 28/12 25
A photo journal by Craig Brokensha of the year that was, 2021.
Point Plomer Road Sealed and Ready for Holiday Traffic
Tuesday 21/12 91
No more dust and potholes as the blacktop reaches Big Hill.
Cloud 9 Tower Destroyed
Monday 20/12 18
Siargao takes a direct blow from Super Typhoon Odette.
'Incredible speeds': Paralysed surfer on the thrill of riding 'some of the biggest waves in my life'
'Incredible speeds': Paralysed surfer on the thrill of riding 'some of the biggest waves in my life'
Sunday 19/12 14
Despite breaking his neck and becoming a complete quadriplegic, Barney Miller has taken on the biggest surf of his life.
Cocaine Worth Nearly $2 Million Washes up at Jeffreys Bay
Friday 17/12 92
Bricks on the Bricks.
More Than Meets the Shark Eyes
Tuesday 14/12 43
Shanan Worrall puts his all-seeing eyes on a new style of wetsuit.
The Happenstance of Man-Made Waves
Thursday 09/12 176
If we can build great waves by accident - witness Ala Moana, Straddie, and Duranbah - why are our deliberate efforts all failures?
Buy Brendo Newton's Board!
Wednesday 08/12 12
And find out what history's hardest charging BBer is doing with the proceeds.
Rust Never Sleeps: The Red Tide That Made The World
Tuesday 07/12 58
Dismissed as worthless slime, we're indebted to red tide. The least we can do is understand it.