Just living somewhere doesn’t make you local. The word carries weight – it grants authority over a place. If you’re local, ...

Kai has just released his latest project ‘Bakso 900’ which is his first body of work with the Afends sticker on the nose of ...

After six months at sea, Aussie waterman Jackson Coffey has pulled off the trip of a lifetime — surfing and fishing his way ...

Meet Jimmy and Charlie Cullen - the Simeulue-based surfer and photographer duo charging one of Indo's scariest slabs.

An amateur contest to determine the best surfers in Great Britain had to be postponed during the women’s semi-finals ...

Anytime Russ Bierke puts out content, it usually comes in the form of psycho slabs, death defying tubes and waves 99% of surfers wouldn’t want a part of. His latest offering ‘Inner Mechanics’ is set ...

Now a new documentary, Point of Change puts Nias under the microscope with a decade-by-decade look at the evolution of the ...

Nazaré is known for extremes: one season a sleepy fishing village, the next a death-defying big-wave arena. Somewhere in between it even dishes out user-friendly beach break barrels. But one side it ...

Somewhere along the line, we’ve all stopped and stared at a surf photo. Maybe it was a lineup so perfect it looked fake, a mutant slab being tamed by some mad dog, or a timeless shot of your favourite ...

A single, inspired punt has catapulted Pete Kavanagh into the Sydney, Stab High event. It was around 1am (a few days ago) when the schoolteacher landed the highly technical air at Sydney’s Urbnsurf. A ...

When it comes to capturing the perfect surf shot, photographers are always looking for the next best angle. One particular angle which has still only been attempted by the brave few is the double ...

We’ve all had those car park or pub yarns after a surf session – trying to oust your mates for who got the wave of the day, claiming you got tubed on a wave which no one conveniently saw. We can all ...