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Primary: 3.0 m @ 8.6s ENE (76°)

Secondary: 1.4 m @ 13.8s NW (326°)

Tertiary: 0.3 m @ 12.4s S (189°)

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Editors picks

Swellnet Dispatch

Eyes wide open

Stu Nettle

Wednesday, 18 November 2020 195

Long before he sold it as a product, Shanan Worrall used the theory behind Shark Eyes to protect him as he dove in sharky waters. These days, as interactions increase and statistics pile up, he's informing surfers about something the dive community has long known about.

Talking Heads

Andrew Cotton: The fine line in going big

Alex Mitcheson

Tuesday, 17 November 2020 26

Cotty on why a kamikaze attitude won't work, how future big wave surfers will travel faster, and the ridiculous difference between effort versus reward in big waves.

Reels

Watch: Mundaka in late October

Stu Nettle

Tuesday, 17 November 2020 23

Leg burners from the mouth of the Oka River.

Swellnet Dispatch

Swellnet for Lifeline Classic and Board Swap is back on

Craig Brokensha

Tuesday, 10 November 2020 18

After being postponed due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Lifeline Classic and Swellnet Board Swap fundraiser events are both back on later this month.

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Watch: The Matt Dunsmore Collection

Craig Brokensha

Monday, 23 November 2020 5

Matt Dunsmore's curated some of his best rides for our viewing pleasure.

Swellnet Dispatch

Robby Naish // The Longest Wave

Stu Nettle

Monday, 23 November 2020 10

What at first appears a standard hero's journey story, promises something altogether different.

Ding Alley

Young Quadriplegic Gravely Concerned For Local Surfers’ Wellbeing

Ding Alley

Friday, 20 November 2020 38

Stephanie Johnson is still coming to terms with her recent excursion to Toonalook Point. "I couldn't help but be concerned and upset at the distress many of the surfers seemed to be in," said Ms Johnson.