Tracks

Tracks is Australia's leading surfing magazine. For over 40 years Tracks has tapped into the minds of cheeky grommets and grizzled gurus alike, and remains the voice of hardcore surfing in Australia today. Every month it takes you to the most exotic surfing locations, fills you in on what's happening on the pro-circuit as well as at your local beaches. Tracks is the surfer's bible.

HUMBLE ADVENTURES AT HOME • SOMETIMES A BUSH TRACK AND AN EMPTY BEACH IS ALL IT TAKES.

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Lightbox - The best images from the last couple of months.

Head Dips

SINE SURFBOARDS OFFER A SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE • MEET THE CREATIVE TEAM BEHIND SINE AT THE VOLVO OCEAN LOVERS FESTIVAL, AT BONDI MARCH 12-13

CLASSIC COVER: JUNE, 1971 • THE ‘COUNTRY SOUL’ MOVEMENT & THE MAKING OF ‘MORNING OF THE EARTH’

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Memory Millionaire • A DEEP DIVE INTO THE PHOTO ARCHIVE OF PETER ‘JOLI’ WILSON, AKA THE MEMORY MILLIONAIRE.

TRACKS PREMIUM SUBSCRIPTION • SUBSCRIBE TO TRACKS TODAY AND IN ADDITION TO RECEIVING SIX ISSUES OF THE MAGAZINE, YOU’LL ALSO GAIN ACCESS TO PREMIUM CONTENT AT TRACKSMAG.COM.AU

SUBSCRIBE FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN ONE OF TWO • SINE SURF SUSTAINABLE SURFBOARDS

Lucy Small. • Surfing has a bold, new voice

it’s good to be king • THE MANY FACES OF KYUSS.

HALCYON DAYS • AS WE EAGERLY AWAIT A RETURN TO ROBUST, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, FOUR SURF WRITERS REFLECT ON A FAVOURITE SURF TRIP.

SURF TO INFINITY IN SRI LANKA • FIVE FRIENDS ANSWER THE CALL OF A LONELY, RIGHT POINT.

LOCKED & LOADED • YOU NEVER FORGET YOUR FIRST SURF IN HAWAII.

FORECOURT FLOWERS • IF A PERFECT WAVE IS RIDDEN AND NOT DOCUMENTED IN THIS DIGITAL AGE – IS IT EVEN A WAVE? IS IT EVEN WORTH GOING?

SWEET, SWEET AZORIAN AIR • AN ENCHANTED ARCHIPELAGO WHERE YOU CAN EXIT THE BARREL AND STEP INTO A GEOTHERMAL POOL.

STEVE COONEY ‘UNEARTHED’ • THE COMPELLING TRUE STORY OF THE TEENAGE SURFER WHO TURNED OUR ATTENTION TO BALI.

RUSTY MILLER ‘A SURFER’S LIFE’ • DOWN THE LINE WITH ONE OF SURFING’S MOST STORIED FIGURES

URBAN PROXIMITY • A FLAWLESS COIL BENDING INTO AN ISOLATED, PALM-FRINGED COVE MAY STILL REPRESENT THE SURFING IDYLL, BUT THE TRUTH IS, MANY OF US GET OUR FIX IN THE SHADOW OF HIGH-DENSITY SETTLEMENTS.

STOPPING THE CLIMATE CLOSEOUT • WHY SURFERS SHOULD BE THE FIRST TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE.

Water Coloured Waves: The Tasmanian Point • THE DISTILLED SURFING MEMORIES OF DAVE SPARKES.

Classic Goodvibes • REVISITING THE BEST OF THE PIG OF STEEL.

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