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bondi 1958. gary moffatt

This is after all the guy who headed the Bondi invasion of Newport and Avalon. The Hillbilly Hamlets.

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bondi 1958. wally newell.

why 1958 is relevant

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stab magazine – we go there

As soon as a copy becomes available - not a lot of shelf stock up here ..

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charles marie widor – the toccatta

heavy airs

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breathe her in

the bed

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off newcastle

the seafarers prayer

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franky’s used cars

nobody's highway

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wavepools. where it can go wrong.

We will be slobbering for a share of them because surfers have no shame. We never did, but now we have some money.

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the manoeuvre that has no name.

With The Manoeuvre it's either the best of times or the worst of times.

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fearful symmetries. why counting money pays well

Acres of fast pale roadway, banked turns, B-double vortex runners

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americans, mudcrabs and blessed endings.

Americans in Australia - getting even.

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inertia and surf dr. guillaume barucq – how your jock itches

Everybody is looking at his groin now

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gold coast night life. jupiters casino. the gamblers fallacy

Ever heard of the Gamblers Fallacy ?

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play the surfer, anywhere

You only own a wave when you're on it, like you only own the air when you breathe it.

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bob barrett, robert g barrett, author..

Big Unit Bob was attracted to Handsome Bill, because Handsome Bill attracted many, many lovely women

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dear suburbia reviewed, by steve shearer.

Like all other surf films of the modern Era, the brown man of the third world is treated like an exotic and warm visual prop.

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tracks magazine. monty webber. writer.

an objective look - and a few problems

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tracks magazine. luke kennedy – editor / writer.

It's all about how you frame the Action.

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tracks magazine. we engage the writers. october 12 issue.

we'll have 'em all, one by one. Just for fun.

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how to dominate in the surf, just naturally

men who have been world champions walk the streets; they can be trailed through woolworths, their trolleys eyed.

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