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    Liability for surfing injuries

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    May 14, 2025

    Liability for surfing injuries in Australia is a complex legal issue. The ocean is unpredictable and surfing carries inherent risks. Surfers must understand their legal responsibilities to stay protected. If…

  • Surfboard Theft
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    Surfboard Theft

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    Surfie

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    April 22, 2025

    A surfboard is more than just a piece of equipment. It carries memories of waves ridden and days spent in the sun. Losing a board to theft is frustrating and…

  • Private Beach Access
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    Private Beach Access

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    Surfie

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    April 3, 2025

    A beach is a place of freedom and open sky. The ocean touches all and belongs to none. In Australia most beaches are public under the law. Private beach access…

  • Trespassing on private beaches
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    Trespassing on private beaches

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    March 18, 2025

    A surfer seeks the perfect wave beyond fences and locked gates. The ocean calls but the land blocks the way. Some surf spots are hidden behind private property. Trespassing laws…

  • Surf Spot Localism
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    Surf Spot Localism

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    Surfie

    on

    March 8, 2025

    The sun rises. The sea stretches out. Waves roll in slow and steady. The morning air thick with salt and the sound of breaking water. A surfer paddles out. The…

  • Do boats have right of way over surfers?
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    Do boats have right of way over surfers?

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    Surfie

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    January 29, 2025

    In Australia, the beach is a place of freedom, but it has rules born from common sense and respect. Surfers have the right of way near the shore, and boats…

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