An intelligent surf movie by young Californian film maker Cyrus Sutton

Donate to the Surfrider Foundation before September 1 and surf muso Jack Johnson has pledged to match all monies received

Ever wanted to show someone what it's like to get barreled? Get them to watch this.

New feature documentary tells the amazing true story of the Paskowitz family

Violonist Richard Tognetti's unique surfing and musical experiment

In cinemas in the US July 25, 2008, premiering at Huntington Beach

Check out this short trailer produced to mark the release of Tim Winton's first novel in seven years, Breath, the story of two young boys discovering surfing and its associated joys and perils in Australia's south-west.

Puberty Blues was released in 1981 and includes a very quick cameo by future world surfing champion Mark Occhilupo

Tim's books now available through this website

Little music clip from an unrehearsed jam, at the fabulous Art Gecko nights in Currumbin

Swingin' Safari hosts surf writing afternoon March 30

Surfing Australia's Hall of Fame Awards honours "High Surf"

Second print run in stores soon

On assignment at the Pipe Masters, Oahu, Hawaii

I have been really touched by the response to "High Surf." Here are a few examples:

New book in stores September 26

Creative director and lead violinist of the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Richard Tognetti, is embarking on an east coast tour playing live to surfing footage

Surf Aid International has won the 2007 Humanitarian Award from the World Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (WANGO)

My new book, "High Surf," will be in stores in early October, through Harper Collins Publishers.

Upcoming article in US Surfing Magazine

Tanks a cheaper solution Lachlan Heywood From: The Courier-Mail April 16, 2007 EXPENSIVE water infrastructure would not be needed in southeast Queensland for at least a decade if extra rainwater tanks were rolled out.

Angourie, in northern NSW, has been declared a national surfing reserve, only the second of its kind in Australia.

I just followed the link from my own site to that of my publisher Harper Collns and then on to a few of the online book stores they send you to, if you want to buy one of my books. And on most of them, if you click on my name, it brings up a list of books I have allegedly written.

Tim is currently working on a new surfing book, to be released by Harper Collins publishers in 2007.

Tim’s surf writing workshop at the Byron Bay Writer’s Festival attracted participants from France, Germany, Canada and the USA, as well as Australia, equal numbers of men and women, and ranged in age from 20 to 70.

Tim appeared at this year’s Byron Writer’s Festival on a number of panels, discussing writing on coastal settings and sports writing, and in conversation with surfing legend Rusty Miller.

Tim recently staged a surf writing workshop in Newcastle at the invitation of the Hunter Writer’s Centre, to coincide with the annual Surfest surfing contest. This was certainly an Australian, and possibly a world first.