It's not often the little brother steals the limelight, but that's just what happened during Cyclone Winston when a favourable stack of sand saw Greenmount offering the hollowest sections of the Superbank.
The word ‘island’ is the most evocative in geography, and it gets surfers excited too with visions of palm trees and peeling waves.
Chris Buykx explains why islands can be so good for surfers, and also why some of them are so bad.
The Noosa Festival of Surfing - otherwise known as 8 days of pure stoke - begins in a couple of days. This year the festival is celebrating it's 25th anniversary, or as it's being called '25 years of pure stoke'.
Otherworldly barrels in an alien landscape.
A short doco on the brothers Malloy, a trio who buck the pro surfer stereotype with their off-the-beaten path travels and bush survivalist hunting.
From the lens of the guy who pioneered the behind-the-surfer view comes his latest showreel.
An exhibition of incredible surf photography where the waves are the stars. The images all shot by flash within an hour of the sun touching the horizon.
A friend in need is a friend indeed, especially when it comes to guns.
As the season closes, the affable Californian takes his second BWT title.
