Knifing a rail will always be at the core of good surfing.

When all the world is a stage and you have several roles to play.

Dodging crocodiles, stingers and sharks to ride the waves of your life in places they rarely break.

The renaissance man who captured the zeitgeist of early Australian surf culture.

Mischievous manipulation with MP and TF.

Tahlija Redgard is a freesurfer in the truest sense.

From Albe to Anushka on the Island of the Gods.

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.

How a smiling kid from Kingscliff owned the last two decades in surfing.

An alternative take on Australian Surfing History. Part II: 1964 – 1974.

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.

Through the decades and 600 issues of Tracks, plenty has changed for women in surfing – and yet plenty remains the same. How far off equality are we? Kate Allman talks to legends from the past and present to unpack what’s holding women back.