Surfing Australia Lands $1 Million In Federal Funding To Boost Women’s Surfing
Surfing Australia has been awarded $1 million in federal funding to develop the “New Wave of Female Boardriders” project. In an announcement made this morning
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Watch: Stormwater Deep South Strike Mission
Like all good sessions, it was a last minute decision to give chase. I didn’t even know if there would be surfers on the hunt.
Winning And Losing With World Number 4 Alexis Owen
It’s an average Tuesday in Dunedin, New Zealand. The after school rush is in full force as I navigate traffic on the way to the
Special Report: How To Get Sponsored
So you want to get sponsored? We ask a handful of New Zealand’s leading team managers what you need to do and the steps you
Special Report: Has The Surf Industry Abandoned New Zealand?
If it feels like the surf industry has abandoned New Zealand then you’re kind of right. We look into the state of play of the
Watch: Internet Birthday – Episode 3 – Dunedin, NZ
Filmmaker Geoff Campbell returns to his hometown and brings us a gnarly Thrasher skate edit, filmed in and around Dunedin, New Zealand. Internet Birthday Episode
Watch: Desert Dogs
Desert Dogs is a new film by George Syme and Tommy Butland. It follows their journey on a self-funded surf trip to the edge of
Film Review: The War On Style
Like it or not, we are living in a world that has waged a war on style. Hank Bilous is deep in the thick of
Watch: Place Of Thorns
Place of Thorns tells the story of one of the world’s most incredible waves, Puerto Escondido, from its discovery by early surfers when it was
Seer Surfcraft: The White Pointer Must Die!
“I never wanted to make surfboards for other people,” says Homa Mattingly, founder of Seer Surfcraft. As we walk through his backyard shaping bay, it