“Narrabeen, at one time in the ‘70s and even the ‘80s, produced more pro surfers, more international contests, more magazines, more photographers, more filmmakers and a champion club all in ...

A year later, South Narrabeen surf club held its first carnival, the aim of which was to raise money for a surfboat and lifesaving equipment. The 1924-25 Venetian Carnival at Narrabeen at night.

This dropped on Narrabeen Eve, and in an undercurrent sorta way, it really mattered. There’s a growing awareness among the surfers and the coaches of the true import of these events.

It started life in 1910, making it one of the earliest surf clubs on the peninsula, but then it vanished, only to reappear in 1964 as the peninsula’s youngest surf club. Last month, Narrabeen ...

Where to surf in Sydney has become an endless question. ... Narrabeen Narrabeen's a long beach where many waves break, including this rocky finish. Cameron Spencer/Getty Images AsiaPac/Getty Images.

This is a list of global surf spots that have significantly affected the direction of the sport. They might not be the best, ...

‘No beach’: Fears surf spot doomed as Collaroy, Narrabeen remain split over seawall. One of Sydney’s most affluent beachside suburbs is still fiercely divided over a controversial seawall ...

In 1974 Narrabeen came into prominence as a surfing hotspot, hosting the 1974 Coca Cola Surfabout, the first of many. The first event kicked off with a $7,000 prize pool, making it the richest ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A good little documentary about the history of surfing at Narrabeen. Surf legends including Tom Carroll, Barton Lynch and Terry ...

But for the members of North Narrabeen Surf Life Saving Club, the annual holiday will now always be linked to tragedy. Jane Clitheroe, 55, and four-year-old Elizabeth Tucker were killed when their ...

Susan Cobham was celebrating her neighbourhood Christmas gathering near Narrabeen Surf Life Saving Club when the fatal storm hit the city. and she was hit by a falling tree. Comments.