Surfing World: 1962 Onwards

Beau Foster channelling the classic Fitz surfer/shaper paradigm. Photo Andrew Kidman

By Sean Doherty POSTED: 7 months ago

TERRY FITZGERALD… “SHAPE, RESIN AND WEEP!”

From SW412: The pandemic has seen the surfboard industry reborn.

No Olympics, no worries. Photo Andrew Shield

By Sean Doherty POSTED: 7 months ago

THURSDAY IS BIN DAY

From SW412: Steph Gilmore on the lockdown

Bronte Macaulay made five trips to the north this year. Photo Mike Riley

By Sean Doherty POSTED: 7 months ago

FRONTIER

SW412: Bronte Mac’s breakthrough winter

By Mark Pottie POSTED: 7 months ago

SW 412

What we know as Duranbah – named after the SS Duranbah that ran aground there in 1919 – is known to the Gudjinburra-Minyangbal as Moy Ngagambi... Black Dingo Beach. Photo Andrew Shield

By Sean Doherty POSTED: 7 months ago

MOY NGAGAMBI

SW412: Always was… Black Dingo Beach

By Sean Doherty POSTED: 7 months ago

SINCE 1962… ONWARDS AND SIDEWAYS

Surf culture lives.

Over 50,000 people paddle out on November 23, 2019 to prevent the Bight being turned into a deep water oil field. Photo Craig Parry

By Sean Doherty POSTED: 8 months ago

HOW THE BIGHT WAS WON

Surfers take down oil giant.

Laura, off tour, off grid, off tap. Photo Matt Dunbar

By Sean Doherty POSTED: 8 months ago

LAURA ENEVER TURNS BIG WAVE DAVE

Undone review

Blackhead backbench, Tuncurry on fire in the distance. Photo Martin Van Stoll

By Sean Doherty POSTED: 8 months ago

WAYNE LYNCH ON THE BLACK SUMMER

SW 411: Something has changed. Something has shifted.

Mick Sowry's 66th birthday present. Photo Steve Ryan

By Sean Doherty POSTED: 8 months ago

BELLS SEEMS RIGHT

From SW411: Happy birthday Mick Sowry

By Justine POSTED: 8 months ago

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