women’s surfing

Legendary athlete Pauline Menczner is inspiring the next generation of surfers with the release of her new memoir, Surf Like a Woman.

A group of women surfers banded together to prove a point on sexism to a surfing competition who refused to create a women’s open division.

At the 2021 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards in Sydney, seven-time surfing world champion Layne Beachley will be inducted to the Women’s Agenda Hall of Fame.

Girls Can’t Surf is the untold story of the women pioneers who fought for decades for recognition, respect and gender equality in surfing.

A new documentary is an extraordinary window into the second-class treatment once endured by female surfers.

Tyler Wright has won the Maui Pro final in Hawaii at the first female championship tour event ever to be held at the iconic Pipeline break.

Back in 2006, The Billabong Pro for women at Teahupo’o was scrapped, with organisers citing safety concerns about the extreme wave.

Surfer Zoe Steyn was pictured last week with a giant cheque featuring half the prize money of her male counterpart. Now an Australian woman has raised the difference.