Like many surfers, Lauren Hill and partner, Dave Rastovich, misunderstood surf-specific fitness, now they’re training regularly and relishing the results.

In the wake of the Bondi massacre Abraham Kenny examines the various layers of a complex, Australian identity.

Why Milla Coco Brown’s unfiltered, full-throttle approach has everyone paying attention.

The tight-knit brothers redefining the scope of a modern surfer.

Three decades behind the lens with Andrew Buckley.

Joel Parkinson 2001 - Tavarua Island portrait and Cloudbreak carve.

Johanna Bresby’s surf/bike odyssey across New Zealand.

The synergy between Tracks and ‘Morning of the Earth’ reflected a time of radical change.

There’s a fine time to be had in Ireland if you travel with an open mind.

The unstoppable Gary Hughes has racked up five decades chasing big waves, exciting women, and raucous rock’n’roll. And he’s not done yet.

Morphic Resonance and the Quantum Entanglement of Greenough, Brewer and McTavish.

Every surfer struggles to balance a committed surfing life with their inevitable responsibilities. Some manage, some don’t. For Damien Hodge, finding that balance has taken him all around the world through addiction, loneliness, and despair, and ultimately, back to himself.