What a day at Bingin looks like now
How Learning to Fly Reinvented Michael Dunphy’s Surf Career
What’s it like to be a surfer in Darwin
Save The Waves Film Festival Returns For 2026 Global Tour
Double Act: Jesse and Tru Starling
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- • Mitali Joshi
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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.
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- • Jake Stolte
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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.
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Crocs, stingers and reef breaks in Australia's Northern Territory.
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- • Jake Stolte
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The surf and environmental film festival is bringing a fresh lineup of surf films, conservation stories and community-led screenings to a global audience.
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- • LUKE KENNEDY
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The entrepreneurial and media savvy sister act holding down the WSL commentary booth.
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- • Jake Stolte
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A warmer way to face winter: subscribe to Tracks and you could be pulling on a premium changing robe post-surf.
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- • Alex Wine
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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.
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- • Jake Stolte
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Torren reflects on his time at sea and his catalogue of adventures after traveling around Tasmania in an 18ft sailing kayak.
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- • LUKE KENNEDY
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Carissa Moore keeps it real as stoked surfer asks, ‘Did you see my wave?’
LATEST NEWS
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- • Tay Kitts
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Snapper is back and so are Steph and Ethan’s strides.
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- • Alex Wine
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Candid insights from the two Australian winners in the wake of a memorable day of surfing.
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- • LUKE KENNEDY
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Innovative shaper, entrepreneur and raconteur dies at 85.
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- • Adam Le
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Surfers in this part of the world are dedicated, determined and dismissive of anything getting in the way of a freezing North Sea surf.
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- • Jake Stolte
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After pedaling 2,000 Kms in search of waves and reconnection, Johanna's journey is captured in Spaces In Between, screening across the east coast.
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- • Jake Stolte
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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.
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- • LUKE KENNEDY
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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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- • LUKE KENNEDY
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Brazil still dominate the men’s rankings, while fans call for the tour to go mobile by plane Down Under.
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- • Jake Stolte
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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.
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- • Jake Stolte
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Rasta sails part of Australia’s East Coast in search of waves, connection and a deeper understanding of home.
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- • LUKE KENNEDY
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A movie which encourages us to talk openly, strengthen the bonds of community and take action.
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- • Jake Stolte
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International surfers travelled Australia’s East Coast, connecting communities and waves in a film set to premiere at the Save The Waves Film Festival.
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- • Jake Stolte
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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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- • Jake Stolte
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Johanna Brebner shares hard-earned advice from cycling the length of New Zealand in search of waves.
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- • Alex Wine
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Crosby on whipping Griff, Sammy on facing the Aussies and Medina on being Medina.
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- • Max Hollingsworth
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A chat with Mauricio Godoy about the history of surfing in Punta de Lobos.
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