From way up Rhode Island way – one chilly minute on a mid with Andrew Fisher

Women’s Open Am at the World Surfaris Noosa Festival of Surfing – highlights

VID BY: GARY MCEVOY – Music: The Front "Sunshine Girl"

Men’s Open at World Surfaris Noosa Festival of Surfing – highlights from the quarters to the final

VID BY: GARY MCEVOY – Music: Flavor Crystals “Ivan in the Park”

Thomas Germann - surfing a couple with Jimi

Vid by Laura Holman @saltwatersoulutions – Music: Jimi Hendrix “Little Wing”

Gladly – one sweet minute with Joe Kisling in Southern California

Surfer: Joe Kisling (@joe_kookling). Film/Edit: Josh Beymer (@josh_beymer). Music: Babe Rainbow “Gladly”

“O Clássico Não Morreu” – Classic Ain’t Dead

Surfer: Caio Teixeira. Vid:  Marcos Antonio Magalhães Junior. Location: Brasil

Brother Brother

From CVRRENT – vid by TJ Thran – starring Evie Hollenzer and brothers Patrick and Ryan Conklin in Puerto Rico. Music ...

Greetings From Mars . . .

Morocco seems to have gotten a little crowded of late. Film by Ceri Bathgate for the Logger Society. Surfers: Ambre ...

From the point to the sand – Augusto Olinto

Vid by Uri Magnus. Augusto surfing Saladita – a Brazilian in Mexico.

End of the Rainbow

For Inner Relm wetsuits. Surfers: Jack Medland, Hunter Johnston, Blair Mcdonald and Matt Sorenson – Music: Juniore “Tout Sinon Rein”

Way south New Zealand, with Myles Doughman, Harry Reid and Andy Findlay

Aussies enjoying a long session on a pretty chilly day (it snowed nearby that night) on the South Island. Filmed ...

A chat with wood board guru Grant Newby

Gold Coast surfer Grant Newby talks about his early days in New Zealand, moving to Australia, and hand making timber ...

Erin “Worm” Ashley – PLEASE HAVE FUN

4 minutes of the mighty Worm – doing what she does! From the full film by Kevin Jansen

The Waimea River Wave . . . never in the history of human endeavour . . .

A three-minute glimpse (from 2015): Vid, and comment, by Barbara Butler. “When it’s been raining and the river fills up ...

Rest in Peace David Treloar. The great Australian surfer, fisherman and gentleman died today (Thursday 28th March) of a heart attack, aged 68, while surfing his beloved Angourie Point, where he’d been the best surfer in the water since 1970.

Our love and thoughts are with Jane. This clip is of David stealing the show in Morning of the Earth. R.I.P. ...

A 15-minute film exploring the Severn Bore and its riders. Surfing the wrong way up a river through the English countryside!

“We measure waves in miles.” From Weird Waves, with Dylan Graves. Dylan meets up with Guinness World Record holder for longest ...

Robyn – surfing in your 70s

Robyn began surfing in 1963 and was one of the first female surfers in the area. This short film by ...