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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT – Share with Vantage Agency (film & TV) and BuyBuyGone (internet store). Since moving into our new offices in Warriewood (Sydney) we have found we have...
A southerly arrived early and laid waste to most surf options on Monday, but the east swell still had some legs and there were waves to be had at the Bower and Collaroy. So, I grabbed...
After weeks of dribble, Sydney surfers finally got a few fun waves thanks to a couple metres of east swell on a sunny Sunday. I surfed it myself and shot pictures at three different...
Surf Photos of You. I was enjoying a cap down at Dee Why and decided to get the camera and shoot Dee Why Point for an hour or so between 11am and 12.10pm. 3 – 4 foot+. (5...
Surf Photos of You::: If you were surfing at South Narrabeen this morning between 8am – 9am near the South Narrabeen Surf Club and the Marquesas between 8 – 9 am on Saturday...
Today’s Editor’s picks
Posted by: Don on October 20th, 2008Putting off getting productive? Then check out these…
2008 Surfer Poll & Video Awards: Best Maneuver Nominees
I can’t see any wires or evidence of special effects… just amazing!
NZ to see surf breaks become national parks?
Six of New Zealand’s best surf breaks will get national park status if a new coastal policy proposed by the Department of Conservation goes ahead.
The surf breaks are all of national significance and include: Shipwrecks in Ahipara, Northland; Raglan on the west coast of the North Island; Stent Road in Taranaki and White Rock in the Wairarapa, both in the North Island; Mangamaunu near Kaikoura on the east coast of the South Island, and Papatowai in the Catlins, Otago, South Island.
Read more at Curl.co.nz
Our first submitted link is from Daniel who writes
Short survey of Dee Why Beach and its users.
Surfing Australia has expressed their concerns in regards to the area of Beach access and overcrowding issues.
This survey will hopefully clarify some grey areas and help steer councils in the right direction!
Sydney Beaches Valuation Project
The Sydney Coastal Councils Group and the University of New South Wales are undertaking a project which seeks to estimate the economic value of beaches in Sydney. More info is available here
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