Parko rides again
Why Joel Parkinson will be back on the waves this weekend after retiring last month.
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Noa following greatness
WAYNE Deane’s advice to his youngest son, 24-year-old Noa Deane, was “let your surfing do the talking”.
Meet the surfing politician
You can count the real surfers who are members of the Queensland Government on your left thumb, write Surf Scene.
Why Snapper Rocks is Coast’s surfing mecca
WHY would anyone be surfing at the Gold Coast’s Snapper Rocks before the sun was even up? Greenmount Beach has become one of Australia’s most popular surf locations but it’s also seen it’s fair share of issues.
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Slater sticks around for swell waves
THE Quiksilver Pro is over, but the big names in surfing aren’t going anywhere with pumping swell hitting the Gold Coast.
Medina slapped with surf fine
REIGNING world surfing champion Gabriel Medina has been slapped with a fine after swearing during a live interview at the Quiksilver Pro last week.
Death threats after pro surfer clash
IRISH surfer Glenn Hall has revealed he received death threats in the wake of his misunderstood stoush with reigning world champ Gabriel Medina yesterday.
Filipe Toledo wins Quiksilver Pro
BRAZILIAN Filipe Toledo has won the Quiksilver Pro at Snapper Rocks, thrilling the throng of Brazilian fans.
Medina fired up over ‘f**k you’ rant
WORLD champion Gabriel Medina has unleashed on fellow surfer Glenn Hall after a controversial call ended with him eliminated from the Quiksilver Pro.
Brazilians can’t get enough of GC
THE Gold Coast is the place to be for Brazilians who are flocking to the city’s southern beaches to cheer on pro-surfers tearing up the waves.
Champ says Snapper doesn’t Rock
THREE times Quiksilver Pro champion Taj Burrow has labelled yesterday’s conditions as the worst he has surfed in at a world tour event.
‘The worst conditions I’ve surfed’
VETERAN campaigner Taj Burrow has called this afternoon’s conditions at Snapper Rocks “the worst conditions I’ve surfed in a world tour event’’.
Surfers “desperate” for a wave
QUIKSILVER and Roxy Pro surfing stars have been playing tourist on the Gold Coast after several lay days, but competition has finally resumed today.
Surfers told ‘stand up and say no’
FORMER world champion Layne Beachley has called for women surfers to stand up for themselves or risk playing second fiddle to their male counterparts.
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