Cameron Staunton
Wave of the Day: Slotted and besotted - South Coast NSW
Stu Nettle

Body Glove, the first wetsuit company in the world, who count Pipeline charger Jamie O'Brien in their stable of surfers, has just released a new range of products. Titled Body Glove Pet, the new range includes wetsuits for dogs, floaties for dogs, and little beach tents for your dog to sit in while you're out surfing.

 “There’s a huge commitment from new management to the core principles of our sport in putting the world’s best surfers in the world’s best waves"

blindboy

From a Cronulla grommet to a Top 16 professional, an acclaimed designer and shaper, and the ultimate explorer of the Indonesian Archipelago, there is not much in surfing that he has not experienced.

Stu Nettle

Plastic production has increased from 1,700,00 tonnes in 1950 to 280,000,000 tonnes in 2011. In Australia just 20.5% of plastics are recycled. The result is each square kilometre of Australian sea surface water is contaminated by around 4,000 pieces of tiny plastics,

Vans World Cup: Day One

The first day of the Vans World Cup of Surfing kicked off in fine Hawaiian style: six-to-eight foot of not-too-heavy North Pacific power was on offer at Sunset. Light trades completed the pleasant scene.

Cooper Chapman, with legendary Australian surfer/shaper Simon Anderson making his equipment for the winter, has an inside line on how to harness the Hawaiian power and turn it into results. Chapman reached the round of 32 at the Reef Hawaiian Pro last week and is now in the running for the Vans Triple Crown Rookie of the Year award.

Ben Kiggins
Wave of the Day: A rare east coast bird in full flight

Clean nose, dry rails

Rail turns being the overrated gimmick that they are it's time we ran a gallery comprised solely of airs. Thas' right, nought but dry rails, functional grabs, and spinning to win.

Craig Brokensha

This Friday the North Shore will see a large groundswell out of the NW which should produce solid 10 foot sets at exposed reefs. Not only this, the swell is likely to move accumulated sand off the reef at Pipe in readiness for the Pipeline Masters.

Chase O'Leary
Wave of the Day: Everything is illuminated - North Coast NSW
Stu Nettle

In recent times, China has witnessed a series of campaigns aimed at persuading people to stop eating shark fin soup. So it is encouraging that, over the past year, shark fin consumption appears to have declined. But can the drop be attributed to marketing pressure or something else?

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