If you're not from South Oz chances are you haven't heard of Khai Adams. Never mind, put the obscurity aside for a minute or two, watch the waves, and more importantly Khai's manhandling of them.
It was all over the surfing press two weeks ago. You may have even read the article in the Courier Mail that started the racket: “Pay-wave plan as Gold Coast tackles surf rage,” ran the headline, and fearing our freedoms were being threatened surfers got all het up and vocal.
Greg Long reflects on his near-death experience at Cortes Bank and the process of returning to surf big waves again.
On October 28, 2013, Maya Gabeira nearly drowned at Nazare while trying to ride the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman. Almost a year later she describes what happened that day and why she's not giving up big waves any time soon.
The influx of Western money into poor Indonesian villages effects local life in unexpected ways. An anthropologist and surfer explores the issues from an Indonesian point of view.
The largest swell since the 2012 Volcom Fiji Pro is forecast to hit Cloudbreak early next week.
