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In typical Nathan Florence fashion, the Hawaiian has started 2026 in the same vein as 2025, popping up in every part of the globe chasing swells across remote island chains, at home on the North Shore and, more recently, in the cold corners of an Irish winter.
Nate was joined by the likes of Russ Bierke, Willem Banks, Miguel Blanco and young Northern Beaches charge...
How do you really know you’ve made it as a sporting professional? Is it when you claim eight world titles or when Mattel calls and says they want you to be the new face of Barbie – generally regarded as the most successful girl’s fashion toy in history.
I dare say the latter is more lucrative. You can almost hear the cash registers ringing and the sounds of millions...
You can almost hear the tut-tutting in the school staffroom. It would seem if you put a teenage girl on the cover flippin’ the bird, conservative forces fear it will inspire moral decay amongst teenagers.
A couple of parents wrote in to say they were openly offended by our Milla Coco Brown cover, and then there was this message from a school librarian.
...There’s planning a surf trip, and then there’s finding out – slowly, painfully, and usually the hard way – what actually works once you’re on the ground. Jed Fasso learned that somewhere between arriving in Chile with no real plan, blowing a two-day hike and talking a reluctant boat captain into pushing deeper into the wilds of Patagonia in search of a new wave.
Wh...
Three Australians, one 2001 Chevy Suburban and a genuinely questionable idea: drive from Los Angeles to Panama and hope the waves – and the engine – keep turning up.
That idea became The Frog and Toad, a surf and road trip film born the old-fashioned way: buy a massive, ageing American SUV, stuff it with boards and commit fully to life on the highway. No ho...