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A year after the demolition reshaped Bingin’s cliffside, the wave remains untouched but the beach community below is still trying to rebuild what was lost.

Contest results alone don’t guarantee a surf career anymore. Michael Dunphy’s answer? A 1978 Cessna, a growing online audience and a relentless hunt for empty Caribbean waves.

Crocs, stingers and reef breaks in Australia's Northern Territory.

The surf and environmental film festival is bringing a fresh lineup of surf films, conservation stories and community-led screenings to a global audience.

The entrepreneurial and media savvy sister act holding down the WSL commentary booth.

From coaching his son Yago Dora to recently adding Italo Ferreira to the roster, Leandro Dora explains the unusual balancing act behind one of surfing’s strongest teams.

Torren reflects on his time at sea and his catalogue of adventures after traveling around Tasmania in an 18ft sailing kayak.

Carissa Moore keeps it real as stoked surfer asks, ‘Did you see my wave?’

A personal log of identity in flux.

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Running 1-15 May, Flotsam Festival returns with a two-week spread of surf film, photography and storytelling across the Gold Coast.

A cold-water road trip uncovers Ireland’s best waves, rugged coastlines and a surf culture built on grit and generosity.

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Paige Alms shares why women’s big wave surfing remains a niche pursuit and the role she's playing in helping it grow.

A movie which encourages us to talk openly, strengthen the bonds of community and take action.

Ahead of its showing at the Sydney Opera House, the former World Champ reflects on a generation that changed surfing forever.

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