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© Copyright 2009 – Kurungabaa. All rights reserved.

Volume 2, Issue 1, June 2009.

Cover Artwork
Wyewurk – Garry Shead

Editorial
Hola! from Chile

Images
Dean Dampney
Garry Shead

Story/Reflection/Essay
The Witness – Peter Bowes
Pete – Cyrill Lachauer
Dino’s Left – Niega
So Kaena Point – Drew Kampion
Clarity – Tom Mahony
What It Feels Like for a Girl – Karen de Perthius
Ghosts – Craig Baird
The Point – Mike Buckley
Surfing at Wyewurk – Joseph Davis
My Life as a Surf Cult – Mark Sutherland
The Three Men from the Future – Adam Matthews
Whiff – Jamie Brisick
Musica Surfica – Mick Sowry
Older Surfers, Newer Discourses – Mark Cherry
Gener-AL HUNT-er and Collector – Paul Scott
Doomed to the Dept of Cheese? – Nick Carroll
Beaching Water: 1975 to 2007 – She Hawke
Shark Island Pits and Safety Nets: The Cronulla Race Riot – Clifton Evers
Yellow Poet Hard Hat Gunna Be A Plumber On The Cover Of Centrelink Magazine – Steve Devas
Nation, Country and Indigenous Surfing – Colleen McGloin
Waiting for the Tide, Tuning in the World – Ama no Isobue: Soundscape of Abalone Diving Women – Kumi Kato
Surfism: a Model of Spatio-Temporal Perception – Daniel Webber
A Marxist Critique of Surf Tourism in the Mentawai Islands – Glen Reeves
Deep Water – Adam Waldie

Interview
Kieron ‘Seamouse’ Lewis – Satch

Poetry
Exfoliations – Rebecca Olive
Surfing Kalihiwai – ku’ualoha ho’omanawanui
Kalihi Kai – ku’ualoha ho’omanawanui
Waiting for Windows – Peter Fritzler
Madame La Faille of Punaauia – Dina El Dessouky
Higher Education – Dina El Dessouky
On the Sea – John Keats

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© Copyright 2008 – Kurungabaa. All rights reserved.

Volume 1, Issue 3, December 2008.

Contents:

On the Cover

Wave by Jon Frank

From one of our Editors

Surfing and Place by Dina El Dessouky

Images

Jon Frank

Story/Reflection/Essay: Surfing and Place

The Colonisation of Cape Solander by Stuart Nettle

Interview with Rick Shapter by Stuart Nettle

Sandon Point: Shifting Signifiers by Gary Leonard

In Praise of Surf Spots by Kim Satchell

Cactus Tripping by Mark Stranger

Another Day, Another Wave by Paul Stanton

NYC’s New Wave: Exploring an Unlikely Surfing Revival in Queens by Carl Critz

Kamchatsky Season by Ed Gabov (Bi-lingual: Translated by Alex Leonard)

‘I Never had a Barbie’: Adventures of an American Surfer in Indonesia (1) by Randall Jaya Regular

Costa Rica by Thomas Williams

The C Street Pursuit by Jeff Dinunzio

Surf’s Up in Sweden by Tyson Ballard (Bi-lingual: Translated by Katarina Olausson)

From Vladivostok to Hawai’i: First Steps by Valery Gordeichuk (Bi-lingual: Translated by Alex Leonard)

Les Girls: A Day the the Beach by Peter Bowes

A Place of Truth by Tom Mahoney

Story/Reflection/Essay: Other

Ignorance is Bliss by Rebecca Olive

Cosmic Surf Wars (1-2) by DC Green

Provocation

Trust or Fear? by Clifton Evers

Comic

Tubby and Hoskit do Sumbawa by Pat Grant

Poetry

The Albatross by Charles Baudelaire

Heaven so High by Agata Kamenosuke

© Copyright 2008 – Kurungabaa. All rights reserved.

Volume 1, Issue 2, July 2008.

Contents:

From One of Our Editors

Investing in Surfing Magazines by Stu Nettle

Story/Reflection/Essay

Summers Gone by Tara June Winch

My Mate Jonno by Snapper

Full Moon at Luna Park by Darius Devas

Tough Love is Choosing Your Own Adventure by Robin Canniford

After Broken Head by Rebecca Olive

Country Girl by Peter Bowes

Scholarship

Giving Newcastle the (Surf) Flick by Paul Scott

The Endless Summer and the Other in Us by Adam Rumack

Studying Surfing by Mark Stranger

Interview

Nick Carroll Interview by Alex Leonard

Provocation

Queer Waves by Clifton Evers

Poetry

Beach of a Moonlit Night by Nakahara Chuya

Body Surfing by Richard Tipping

the eye in Her blue hand by Dina El Dessouky

The Outer Banks (Part 10) by W. D. Ehrhart

Comic

The New Spot by Pat Grant

Art

Paintings by Jason ‘Miff’ Swales, with interview by Stu Nettle

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