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Five Rides: Afternoon Kirra, July 4 Just another day of the year at the Universe’s favourite right sand point. Nick Carroll Link copied to clipboard When the tradewinds blow, sometimes they blow in the right direction. Add the words “30 knots” to that, and you get what unveiled itself along the Gold Coast and northern NSW yesterday. Oh yeah, it was offshore too, for the first time in a week. The whole east coast was (and still is) pumping, but these five Kirra bombs captured by Simon “Shagga” Saffigna yesterday afternoon sum up the energy and stoke of the swell as it peaked. Watch h...

Incoming: Building Energy For NSW From The NE Yep, it’s one of those early July gems. Lotus/Surfline swell projection for early Monday, July 5. Ben Macartney Rise in short-period NE swell mixes with easing SE groundswell today ( Friday) The transition from June to July features non-stop, pumping surf across the entire East Coast as one major swell event is superseded by another.  As the tail-end of the current SSE/SE groundswell continues to pulse through today, it’s joined by a new swell-train: straight out of the ENE across southern Queensland and far northern NSW, a little more NE ang...

Weather News Weather Feeds Weatherzone offers a range of free weather products that you can easily incorporate into your website.Weather feeds No Ads Bookmark your favourite pages Weather News Fishermen rescued, Gold Coast beaches closed, but surfers welcome big swells By Kimberley Bernard, Alexandria Utting, Nicole Dyer and Tom Forbes, Tuesday May 25, 2021 - 08:12 EST 90-year-old Wendy Leacock from Duranbah loves her morning swim but wisely chose not to venture into the big swells today. - ABC Two men have been rescued from Gold Coast waters after their 10...

After a day of dangerous surf conditions that closed beaches, there will be a brief reprieve before things get even more treacherous.

‘Miracles do happen’: Battle to live after surf accident A 16-year-old boy swept off rocks by wild surf is continuing to make small and positive improvements in hospital, but faces a long road to recovery. News by Jacob Miley Premium Content Subscriber only A 16-year-old boy swept off rocks by wild surf at Coolangatta is continuing to make "small, positive improvements" in hospital, but faces a long road to recovery. According to a fundraising page set up initially after the teen was hospitalised, he was "unconscious for some time" and the ...