A new way to detect tsunamis: cargo ships
Monday 04/04 5
The network of ocean buoys are proving problematic for detecting tsunami but fortunately scientists have stumbled across better technology - big ships.
Wilkinson claims victory at Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach
Sunday 03/04 25
Following a win at the opening stop of the season on the Gold Coast, Matt Wilkinson has gone back-to-back to start the year with today’s emphatic victory.
Conlogue wins Rip Curl Women’s Pro Bells Beach
Saturday 02/04 1
Courtney Conlogue claimed victory today at the Rip Curl Women's Pro Bells Beach, defeating Sally Fitzgibbons in perfect three-to-five foot waves at Bells Beach.
The House of Hot Stuff - video
Friday 01/04 19
Hot Stuff surfboards: The name is as much a part of the Gold Coast as MP, Rabbit, PT, or Kirra. This year the label chalks up forty years in business so Paul Hallas has created a documentary looking back upon their history.
How champion surfer Kelly Slater is shaking up fashion
Friday 01/04 8
"Let's be frank, the least welcome fashion accessory is a halo. For all the chatter about ethical fashion, there's a reason it remains niche: most consumers just don't care."
Slater's ethical line of clothes, Outerknown, may prove to be his biggest challenge yet.
The last of El Nino at Jaws - video
Friday 01/04 0
The fat lady of Maui gave an encore yesterday as the curtain closes on an incredible El Nino season.
Mick Fanning, Winkipop, and gangster rap - video
Friday 01/04 0
Mick, Carissa, Steph, and Caio tear apart Winki on the Brazilian nightly news.
Agave And The Spirit Of Board Making
Thursday 31/03 8
Tequila is made from the Agave plant which is native to Mexico, however it also grows wild in the Adelaide Hills. Cass Selwood finds a different use for Agave, making a wild home-made shortboard from pilfered stalks.