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Christmas Trading hours!
‼️Our Xmas Trading Hours are here‼️Extended hours coming up to Christmas and after Christmas, closed both Christmas Day and Boxing Day!!! 🎅🏼 🎄
Surf film night and 20% off Storewide SALE! 27th NOV!
Do you like surfing? Do you like 20% off store wide sales?? Do you like free alcoholic beverages???
For our 19th birthday this month we are celebrating with a movie night at the shop!! Next Wednesday the 27th Nov we will be featuring two surf films, one of which is the new flick from jack Coleman “Zone Frequency”. Featuring some of our favourite guys ripping all sorts of different craft!
Doors will open around 6 so come in and grab a few bargains at 20% off, grab a beer and sit down and watch some films!
Clarko just sends it
Sick little clip of Clarko just sendin it!
Filmed and edited by Jack Mirrielees (Jack Mirrielees Media)
Clean Ocean 10k Beach Cleanup day
ATTENTION ALL! Clean ocean are holding their 10k beach clean up day this Sunday (the 20th)! Volunteers are meeting at rainbow park, Inverloch by 10am. Everyone please get down and do your part to preserve our beaches!! If you can’t make it on the day remember you don’t need a reason to pick up rubbish from the beach. If you see something pick it up, every little bit counts.
Fight for the bight
The fight for the bight is at a crucial stage.
“The people of Australia and beyond have spoken up for the Great Australian Bight. Tens of thousands of people from all over the country have paddled out to protest Equinor’s intention to turn the Bight into a deep water oil field. Over 30,000 people wrote to the industry regulator formally opposing Equinor’s plan.
Industry regulator NOPSEMA have requested Equinor revise their environment plan and have given them 60 days to do so. Meanwhile the Federal Government’s Independent Audit into NOPSEMA’s consideration of exploration in the Bight has commenced.
NOPSEMA’s judgment of the revised environmental plan is expected to drop as early as September which is in line with Equinor’s plans to begin exploratory drilling in 2020.
The Fight for the Bight is far from over. We need to keep the pressure on Equinor and on the Federal Government. The Bight needs to remain wild and free.”