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Tim Baker - Writer / JournalistPublished: March 15, 2015

Tim Baker is a renowned Surf Journalist and Writer who has worked for some of the largest publications in the industry and penned some of surfings most influential biographies.

Surfers Charging for Change - Part 1Published: March 14, 2015

The Surfers Charging for Change series highlights some of the leaders in sustainable surfing practices and showcases the inspiring efforts of surfers around the globe tackling various issues.

The History of Surfing - Part 8 - Going GlobalPublished: March 2, 2015

In this eighth article of the series we look at the nature of surf travel, the discovery of Indo, the birth of the WCT and the reign of Mark Richards.

SaltFest Surf FestivalPublished: February 26, 2015

Saltfest is a unique surf festival and the inaugural, free event will be held at Coolangatta on the Gold Coast, at the start of March, coinciding with the Quiksilver Pro.

Lewis Samuels - Writer Published: February 23, 2015

Lewis Samuels is one of the best surf writers in the business, known by many as the man behind PostSurf and the infamous 2007 Surfline Power Rankings.

Cris Mills - Surf Strength CoachPublished: February 22, 2015

Meet Cris Mills aka the Surf Strength Coach: He’s got a following of close to 5000 on Facebook, 6000 on YouTube and his training videos rack up more than 41,000 views.

Nate Zoller - PhotographerPublished: February 19, 2015

Nate Zoller is a travel inspired photographer. We had a chat to Nate about his first camera, his favourite destinations, and his advice for aspiring photographers.

A.J Neste - PhotographerPublished: February 17, 2015

A.J Neste is a surf photographer who has spent the last 10 years traveling the globe shooting for major surf publications and documenting the USA Surf Team’s travels as their staff photographer.

Lynn Bryant - Balikbayod 'Returning Wave'Published: February 8, 2015

Lynn Bryant is the Founder of Balikbayod; A program that repairs and recycles old surfboards in California for use as part of after-school youth surf programs in the Philippines.

The History of Surfing - Part 7 - Culture ShockPublished: February 4, 2015

In this seventh article of the series we look at surfing through the late 60's and 70's. from the evolution of the shortboard, to Byron Bay and the hippy movement, to the birth of Rip Curl and Quiksilver, and the reign of Gerry Lopez.