Why is human DNA seeping into the surf near a Southern California pier?

On any given day, surfers are paddling out near the San Clemente Pier to catch waves, a popular seaside destination that also draws locals and tourists who splash around in the saltwater. But in those waters is something that’s not supposed ...

A good news story: these popular tuna species no longer endangered, surprising scientists

From National Geographic: In a world simultaneously on fire and underwater thanks to climate change, scientists have announced some good news: Several important tuna ...

Equal Pay for Equal Play NSW

From Lucy Small: In the last four months I’ve cartwheeled from being generally annoyed about the way women athletes are ...

A good news story! One million ‘Wonder Plant’ seedlings planted in Wales to create healthy seas

At a time when shallow seagrass meadows have disappeared from 92% of UK’s vast coastline, scientists have realized that this ...

“Afrosurf” - a book by Selema Masekela telling the untold stories of surfing culture in Africa

A handsome 300-page book charting Africa’s overlooked surf culture, Afrosurf asks a host of characters from a dozen countries what ...

Wife's heartbreaking tribute to husband killed in Shelly Beach shark attack

From ABC Coffs Coast: The pregnant wife of a man killed in a shark attack on the New South Wales ...

Surfer in his 20s dies after shark attack at Shellys

Latest update from 7 News as of Monday afternoon: A veteran paramedic has broken down describing the final moments of ...

Vale: Legendary Brit surfer and shaper CJ Jones

Tribute from Sam Bleakley: RIP Chris ‘CJ’ Jones, shaping and surfing hero, master craftsman, wonderful family friend, 1971 English, British ...

Plans to sink oil rigging off Ningaloo

From the Roaring Journals: In what is the first proposal of its kind in Australian waters, Woodside Petroleum plans to ...

Pismo the surfing goat

As cheering children and men frantically paddle their inflatable surfboard through the frothy Pacific waves onto the beach, one passenger ...

70-year-old Wendy Worrell Page – three minutes from home in Saladita, Mexico

Philanthropist, entrepreneur, born in San Antonio, Texas in 1952, Wendy didn’t start surfing until she was 10, but once her ...

WIN A CARABINE “SHAKEY” MODERN LOG

After 52 years of building boards of all sorts in Wollongong, the Carabine label runs deep in the DNA of ...

ANOTHER PILSNER FOR THE PENINSULA!

We’ve given away two Pilsner models from Fine Surfcraft by Andrew Warhurst over our last two mags and coincidentally, both ...

So Russel Crowe’s the biggest South Sydney Rabbitohs fan? Hardly!

Happy Rugby League everyone! Meet Maroubra locals Darren “Jack” Corner and his son Corey – and their mighty Rabbitohs have now ...

Hawaiian leis and aloha at Martin Luther King Jr. march on "Bloody Sunday" in the Deep South, 1965

From the I Didn’t Know That file: In Alabama on March 21, 1965, Martin Luther King Jr., John Lewis and other ...

JBay cranking for the finals – Day 5 wrap and photos

After a week of non-stop firing waves at the South African Longboarding Championships presented by RYD Brand, sanctioned by Surfing ...

Five minutes of the long-lost footage from Australia’s First “Professional” Surf Contest

Plastic Machines and Trackers had recently come and gone in quick succession, and now little eggs and pintails and what-not ...

FOR THE LOVE OF SURFING

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