TRACKS MAGAZINE

Fingal Head: Surfing, Culture, and Connection

Fingal Head, NSW, holds deep cultural and historical significance for the Coodjingburra people of the Bunjalung tribe. Home to ancestral legends, sacred sites, and a rich coastal tradition, the area has nurtured generations of Indigenous surfers. The Slabb family has been central to keeping this heritage alive, establishing surfing schools, competitions, and mentoring programs that connect youth to both the ocean and their culture. Events like the Banaan Indigenous Surf Titlesand the upcoming Juraki Surf Invitational celebrate community, resilience, and cultural continuity, showing surfing as a powerful way to honor Country, promote wellbeing, and empower the next generation.

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WE LOVE MAROUBRA

(Columnist)

Served as a regular opinion columnist for We Love Maroubra magazine, contributing commentary and insights on local issues, community events, and cultural topics. Provided engaging, thought-provoking content for a community-focused readership.

  •  “Love thy Neighbour”, We Love Maroubra, April / May 2014 Edition 2, page 10 (Print only)

  • “I still call Maroubra home”, We Love Maroubra, June / July 2014 Edition 3, page 9 (Print only)

  •  “Letters Answered”, We Love Maroubra, August / September 2014 Edition 4, page 3 (Print only)

  •  “I’m Like a Bird (I always fly away)”, We Love Maroubra, October / November 2014 Edition 5, page 5

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GREEN LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

David Holmgren: Reflecting on Permaculture's Origins

An article published in Green Lifestyle Magazine explored the origins and global impact of permaculture, co-founded in Australia in 1978 by David Holmgren and Bill Mollison. It highlighted how Permaculture One catalyzed a shift toward sustainable design during the 1970s energy crises, and how permaculture continues to gain relevance during times of economic uncertainty. Holmgren emphasized the movement’s practical, hands-on approach and its integration of ecological, social, and agricultural innovations.

Note: The article was originally published in print by Green Lifestyle Magazine and is no longer available online.

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