It's Christmas week, and we've packaged one final look at the coming holiday forecast.

With excellent sand on the pointbreaks but minimal protection at the erosion hotpsots, the coming swell will play havoc.

With dry conditions and south swell for weeks, weather watchers may have wondered 'where art though La Niña?'

Never fear, here she comes.

The Coffs Harbour wave buoy has gone adrift, but it reveals one of the great western boundary currents of the world.

A ridge of light wind will blow offshore at the same time a significant north-west swell strikes Nazare this week.

How a design conceived in a Dutch laboratory became one of Australia's greatest beachbreaks.

As La Niña continues to develop, we look at the surf outlook for the coming three months.

Just out of Carnarvon, the 'King Waves Kill' sign warns tourists of rogue waves around the Quobba Blowholes. But what are rogue waves and how frequent are they?

Spring has sprung across most of the country, but before it fades from memory let's look back on the winter that was.

This week, the Bureau of Meteorology forecast an increased likelihood of a La Niña event happening. What does it mean for surf prospects?