Richie Porta interview
Wednesday 07/05 0
"When I came in as the Head Judge I decided to drop the scale because it was way too easy to get tens at that time. Scaling down the scoring promotes better surfing at the end of the day."
Stadium rock
Wed 7 May 8:32am
Late on Sunday Nick Sheffield and his wife Lou sat on a NSW South Coast beach, the lone spectators to a wild show.
Stadium rock
Wed 7 May 8:32am
Late on Sunday Nick Sheffield and his wife Lou sat on a NSW South Coast beach, the lone spectators to a wild show.
The Left
Tue 6 May 1:41pm
It was only a fortnight ago that Tim Bonython filmed The Right doing its thing on the biggest day in years. Tim's got some measured symmetry happening 'cos now he's filmed 'The Left' under very similar conditions
The Left
Tue 6 May 1:41pm
It was only a fortnight ago that Tim Bonython filmed The Right doing its thing on the biggest day in years. Tim's got some measured symmetry happening 'cos now he's filmed 'The Left' under very similar conditions
Board Bazaar - April 2014
Tuesday 06/05 16
Welcome to the April Board Bazaar. This month's offerings include a mint condition Rip Curl surfboard, a futuristic assymmetrical from 1958, and a stringerless longboard from Australia's first television chef. Step inside...
Maldives - Early season report: Part 2
Mon 5 May 2:42pm
The left featured is arguably the best in the country. It's fast and hollow, no real time for turns but you can get three barrels on one wave or get barrelled the whole way.
Maldives - Early season report: Part 2
Mon 5 May 2:42pm
The left featured is arguably the best in the country. It's fast and hollow, no real time for turns but you can get three barrels on one wave or get barrelled the whole way.
Aback Sabbath
Mon 5 May 9:23am
The dawn patrol offered slim pickings with tiny waves across most beaches, but within an hour or two a new southerly swell began to filter into exposed Sydney beaches. By noon it was four feet, by mid-afternoon it was six feet and still climbing.
Aback Sabbath
Mon 5 May 9:23am
The dawn patrol offered slim pickings with tiny waves across most beaches, but within an hour or two a new southerly swell began to filter into exposed Sydney beaches. By noon it was four feet, by mid-afternoon it was six feet and still climbing.
