Surfing
This week Caitlin simmers and Callum Robson beat some of the worlds best in big swell at Snapper Rocks to claim the Gold Coast Pro the first stop of the WSL Challenger Series
Following on from good mate Mick Fanning the next name up on the Australian Surfing Hall of Fame is set to be the one and only Joel Parkinson.
For the first time since 2019, the world's best have touched down in Victoria for the longest-running surfing event, The Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach.
Three time World Champion Mick Fanning is making a return to the Championship Tour with a wildcard awarded for the upcoming Bells Beach event.
Yesterday the Oakberry Tweed Coast Pro drew to a close in two to three-foot surf at Cabarita, with Dimity Stoyle and Kyuss King claiming victory.
The iconic Burleigh Heads break will again play host to one of surfing’s most anticipated events, the Gold Coast open, which returns April 30.
Oakberry Acai is set to continue its relationship with professional surfing until 2023, with an expanded agreement between the organisations.
The third stop of the World Surf League has wrapped with Griffin Colapinto and Tatiana Weston-Webb claiming victory in three to four-foot surf at Supertubos.
The rookies dominated, with Brisa Hennesy and Barron Mamiya taking their first victories and becoming world number one in the process
Surfing history was made again for the second day in a row when Moana Jones Wong paddled out against Carissa Moore in an all Hawaiian final
The G.O.A.T of professional surfing Kelly Slater has once again claimed victory at the iconic Pipeline, thirty years after his first victory.
Earlier this week, the seven-time champ was sent into isolation under the World Surf League's COVID protocols after a positive result and was expected to be cleared to compete tomorrow.
