Blue and green should never be seen without a colour in between.

As the sky closes in Queensland photographer, Pearce Leal, captures the Noosa locals treading lightly upon their nine foot logs. 

OK, I'll spare you the obvious Margaret River wine puns, which so often leave a bitter aftertaste.

The Sunshine Coast has been struggling to meet its moniker the past week. Persistent rain has blocked the sun and caused flooding of LNP proportions.

The waves have been pumping all week for the Six Star Prime event in Margaret River.

The surf pumped in Margaret River yesterday for the Telstra Drug Aware competition.

Old Baldy and young George Greenough, otherwise known as Jack Robinson - The hairstyles! Haven't you noticed the similarity?

Brad Nielsen captures little known Reunion Island rippers, Adrien Toyon and Medi Veminardi, sharing the D'Bah stage with major acts, Owen Wright and Mick Fan

Evergreen Bob McTavish recently had a reunion of sorts when a kneeboarder rocked up unannounced on his factory doorstep.

In surfing there's not too many things that twist your guts like watching your old local spot going off without you.

'Manly: 7 miles from Sydney, 1000 miles from care'

We've got leaps and bounds for the footyheads, Saints and Kings for the inner-city dwellers, and six and out for the cricket yobs.

The Noosa Festival of Surfing is currently in full swing with competitors riding a variety of craft while traversing First Point.

Earlier this month the 6th Annual Alley Fish Fry went down in the park at Currumbin.

More photos from last weeks swell in Sydney and there ain't a shot of Kelly to be seen.

Harrison Roach recently displayed his versatility on a longboard. Better known for his smooth longboard style on the mellow Noosa points Harrison succes

Mornington Peninsula surfers recently had a late summer fling with a clean mid-range swell and offshore northerlies.

Last week we ran a session titled 'King Hit' featuring Old Baldy copping an

Charlie Straumeitis parks himself on the rocks at Cape Solander and locks in tight on the surfers.

Choose your ideal lunchtime scenario: ham and cheese roll on a pleasant park bench or a manic session in overhead pits.