The old adage about kids growing up wanting to be firemen has been turned on its head. At least on the NSW Central Coast.

Peter Perreaux recently had his own private photo studio on the Sunshine Coast.

Flying crows and broken boards: Ominous signs from a desolate stretch of coast near Sydney.

On Thursday a crew of young Australian (and a lone Italian) kept out of trouble and out of the water during an air session on the far north coast of NSW.

Nothing to do with riches in the arid north of WA.

Two words. First word sounds like. Brittle. Second word has three syllables...

Craig Brokensha plays charades on a recent southerly jaunt.

April had been such a good month of waves out here in the Northern Mentawais, that it was no wonder May got off to a bit of a slow start - it had a hard act

After a week of non stop waves things have slowly ground to a halt on the Sunshine Coast.

Over the bridge and into some thick ones...

Lee Wilson put on an impressive display of competitive surfing at Cimaja Beach yesterday to win the Quiksilver Open West Java final over fellow Bali sur

It ain't quite as harrowing as the Shippies Step but the proximity to dry rock gives the Solander Step its own fear factor.

When the Cape breaks there's two things you can be assured of.

World Tour followers will remember Arica from the 2007 Rip Curl Search (won by the late Andy Irons).

Mikey Brennan (green westuit) and Andrew Mooney (maroon westuit) have been towing together lately.

Photographer Grant Molony shines his miners light on the cavemen of the Central Coast.

It usually happens right about now, whilst typing text for one of Jack Dekort's Sunshine Coast galleries, that the urge to lay down a few puns or silly rhyme

By now you should all know Kirra has been a revelation the past week.