I dunno where Marty surfed today but the contest organisers, the remaining surfers, and even us spectators, were laughing as Bells and Winki were once again smoking
The Bass Coast doesn't immediately come to mind when surfers think of Victoria. After all, the Surf Coast has Bells and a lotta history, the West Coast has the size and Two-Mile, and Phillip Island has barrels and a lot of blokes. So in that context you could say that the Bass Coast – from Kilcunda down to Walkerville – is a forgotten stretch of coastline.
An oil slick approximately 50 kilometres long is washing up on
south-east Queensland beaches after shipping containers fell off a
cargo ship during Tropical Cyclone Hamish.