In a half-decade of working in the Tracks office I saw some truly shocking images. I once transcribed a whole Dave Reardon-Smith interview with a colleague’s testicle unknowingly resting on my ...

A 4K-enhanced time-warp that puts Tom Carroll centre stage, whilst featuring memorable cameos from Danny Wills and Ross ...

At the start of last month a video of demolition work taking place on the picturesque cliffs of Uluwatu went viral on social media. The Uluwatu escarpment, which is synonymous with surfing in Bali, ...

On a 120km coastline better known for its tourists than its waves, a small community of self-taught surfers is putting ...

Johanna Brebner reconnects with her roots on two wheels and two fins.

Just when it looked as though winter was going to slip by without a proper swell, a solid E/SE pulse lit up the Gold Coast ...

A fundraiser has been set up to support the recovery of Andre de Ruyter who lost his leg when he was attacked by a bull shark ...

I caught up with Andrew Ross in a Fremantle café for a chat about how a Lorne born, Perth raised boy turned lawyer, investment banker, and corporate slave to the oil and gas industry, ended up being ...

With another Margaret River Pro in the books, let’s take it back to the early days of pro surfing at Main Break. Below is former Tracks Writer Sam George’s coverage, who was on the grounds at the 1986 ...

The WSL Championship Tour and the Challenger Series are chalk and cheese. The CT has the better waves, bigger setups and greater audience – everything about it is premium. The other’s a grind – cheap ...

Red Bluff feels like the edge of the world. Perched on the edge of the Ningaloo Reef, this world-class left-hand point break ...

It started innocently enough. After a 35-hour bus ride from Chile I arrived in Uyuni, home to the largest salt flat on Earth.