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Surfing’s benefits to well-being aren’t often studied in economics terms. This is a major gap in our knowledge we’re now trying to fill.

Surfing is a way of life for millions, a livelihood for many others. But there is no legal protection for the beaches that make it all possible

Tropical Cyclone Seth has forced all Gold Coast beaches to close along with 14 others on the Sunshine Coast as huge swells and hazardous conditions batter Australias east coast.

Europe, Australia, the U.S… Who’ll Ring in 2022 with the Best Surf?

Because surfers are just producers — the swells themselves are the rock stars.

The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) is working with communities in southeast Queensland and northern NSW to address a spike in the number of

Here's why a trip to Darwin should be on your travel cards now we've gotten through the longest winter ever, both physically and spiritually.

At 12 years old, I came home from a day of autograph hunting with friends Mitch Parkinson and Jack Freestone, from the 2004 Quiksilver Pro at Snapper Rocks and announced over dinner, my mates wanted to be pro-surfers, but I thought I’d prefer to shape their boards.

Environmental authorities are continuing their efforts to help a young humpback whale caught in netting jus...

Australian surfer Owen Wright is on the cusp of claiming the first ever gold medal for the sport in the Olympic Games - just years after a traumatic brain injury looked to have not only ended his career but see him never surf again. The 31-year-old from Culburra on the New South Wales south coast has advanced to the semi-finals of the surfing at the Tokyo Games, the first time the sport has featured in the worlds biggest event. The achievement is made all the more meaningful to Wright, who suff...