What happened to the great Aussie surf magazine? I now live in Europe and every time I used to come home I would load up on surf mags for myself, and then pass them on to other expats over here.
The last few times I didn't bother as firstly I could hardly afford more than two, and I can't tell the difference between Tracks, ASL or any of the others anymore.
Tracks was my bible as a grom, but these days it seems a million miles from the old original, can't even wipe your bum with the glossy pages these days if your caught short at the public dunny or sand dunes.
I stumbled on Stab a couple of years ago, and thought I had found something new and interesting, especially after the article on Sarge, a magazine that wasn't following the corporate machine, unfortunately it has now also started towing the line, then a few days ago I saw this heading on their website:

CREED MCTAGGART, A SWERVE CAPTURED FROM THE IRON BUTTERFLY, WA

When did a carve become a swerve? And who calls a helicopter an iron butterfly?
I have never heard anyone talk like this
Rant over