Tayt Hickling
Wave of the Day: Ben Serrano somewhere between commitment and consequence

Maldives - Early season report: Part 2

The left featured is arguably the best in the country. It's fast and hollow, no real time for turns but you can get three barrels on one wave or get barrelled the whole way.

Maldives - Early season report: Part 2

The left featured is arguably the best in the country. It's fast and hollow, no real time for turns but you can get three barrels on one wave or get barrelled the whole way.

Aback Sabbath

The dawn patrol offered slim pickings with tiny waves across most beaches, but within an hour or two a new southerly swell began to filter into exposed Sydney beaches. By noon it was four feet, by mid-afternoon it was six feet and still climbing. 

Aback Sabbath

The dawn patrol offered slim pickings with tiny waves across most beaches, but within an hour or two a new southerly swell began to filter into exposed Sydney beaches. By noon it was four feet, by mid-afternoon it was six feet and still climbing. 

Ben Matson
Wave of the Day: Late Sunday empties in Sydney
James Culley
Wave of the Day: Kiwi Johnny Hicks taking it two minutes past twelve o'clock
Nick Collins
Wave of the Day: Leaning towards D'Bah

Last Paradise

The Depth Test

Last Paradise

The Depth Test
Stu Nettle

Who knew that a Kiwi sheep farmer invented the jet boat? Or that the science of surf forecasting was developed in New Zealand? Or that a plucky group of Auckland kids, including Allan Byrne, invented wakeboarding?

Joe Wallace
Wave of the Day: A big bowl of South Australian blue