What's new in the world of surfing in Australia this week?

Australia, one of the birthplaces of surf culture, continues to pulsate to the rhythm of the waves. Here are the week's top stories:

Exploring Sydney's Surf Spots with Red Bull No Contest

Red Bull's "No Contest" series recently highlighted Sydney's diverse surf scene. Accompanied by local surfers such as Molly Picklum and Jarvis Earle, the episode explores iconic spots, from Cronulla to Terrigal, including renowned reefs like Deadmans and Wedding Cake Island. This immersion offers an authentic glimpse into the region's surf culture.

A Look Back at Brenden "Margo" Margieson's Career

Australian surfer Brenden Margieson, an emblematic figure of the 90s in the Billabong team and videos (back then on cassette), is making a remarkable return to the surf scene. After a break of several years, Margo is rekindling his passion and collaborating with brands such as Album and Florence. His unique style and contribution to Australian surf culture continue to inspire new generations.
Margo's return underlines the importance of transmitting "core" values to new generations. His unique style and commitment to an authentic practice remind us that surfing is above all a passion, beyond commercial trends.

Analysis of Surf Trends in Australia

A recent study based on data from the Rip Curl SearchGPS watch reveals that Australia's most frequented spot is the URBNSURF artificial surf basin in Melbourne. This trend highlights the growing craze for artificial surf facilities, offering consistent and accessible conditions for surfers of all levels. This probably attracts surfers who are more inclined towards new technologies.