TRACKS PREMIUM FEATURES
WATCH: deadmans chaos and carnage
True tales & some myths from Wedding Cake Island – Issue 601
Unearthed: Photos from the archive of Stephen Cooney – Issue 601
Thariq of the Mentawai – Issue 601
Buddha’s path – Issue 601
PREMIUM FEATURES
- BY Tracks
- BY Luke Kennedy
Knifing a rail will always be at the core of good surfing.
- BY Phil Jarratt
When all the world is a stage and you have several roles to play.
- BY Anthony Ireson. Photos by Tim Blake.
Dodging crocodiles, stingers and sharks to ride the waves of your life in places they rarely break.
- BY John Wtizig
The renaissance man who captured the zeitgeist of early Australian surf culture.
- BY Stephen Cooney
Mischievous manipulation with MP and TF.
- BY Luke Kennedy
Tahlija Redgard is a freesurfer in the truest sense.
- BY Phil Jarratt
From Albe to Anushka on the Island of the Gods.
- BY Hugh Liney
For a revered musician and songwriter who found inspiration and purpose in surfing, psychedelia and nature, it took a darkened cinema, the teenage camaraderie of fellow surfers and musos, the first viewing of a classic surf movie and the sweet melodies of their cool jazz soundtracks to inspire one of his greatest works.
- BY Luke Kennedy. Photography by Nate Lawrence
How a smiling kid from Kingscliff owned the last two decades in surfing.
- BY Monty Webber
An alternative take on Australian Surfing History. Part II: 1964 – 1974.
- BY Tim Baker
The nine lives of Robbie Page – the OG Houso, Pipe Master, Indigenous surfing champion, surf wax entrepreneur, maniac – and how he always lands on his feet.

PREMIUM FILM
Grab the popcorn, crack a cold one and choose from a collection of Tracks’ classic films.

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