The Tyte Brothers

The 5 Tyte brothers probably pulled a world claim when all five siblings surfed in the one heat together at the Alley Masters. Barry, Wayne, Matt, Peter and Brandon as they appeared in Tracks pic by Veage.

Terepai Richmond

Drummer, Island charger, stylemaster Terapai  oozes with natural ability. This 701 adv features Terepai indulging in his 2 loves. Island seq by Craig Stroh 

Bobby Brown Quasimodo.

Another epic photo by Jack Eden capturing state of the art surfing in the 60’s. The talented Bobby Brown pulls a Quasimodo move as a loose board lurks in his path.

Les Martin

This classic pic of Les Martin was one of the first images to show Shark Islands true potential. Taken in the mid 70’s by ace cameraman Peter Simmons it has lost little of its awesome impact decades later.

Ocean Rythms by Steve Core

Steve Core produced this local 16mm film back in the mid 70’s. It featured a heavy slice of Cronulla waves.The movie now on DVD is well worth a look for fans of the 70’s surf era.

Rusty @ The Whomp

Rusty Moran fun day at  The Whomp. Circa mid 90’s pic Craig Stroh

Emerald Adv.

 Nulla boys like Ross Marshal, Craig Naylor and Barry Tyte dominated the amateur contest scene in the early 80’s and helped put Cronulla back on the surfing map.

Mick Mackie

Mick Mackie , Cronulla power mid to late 80’s photo Chris Stroh

Banksy Interview ’78

From the pages of Tracks , Jim Banks interview by Paul Holmes discussing his offer by the Bronze Aussies to take Cheynne Horans place on the team. Its a career and life changing move for the Cronulla kid who will soon be thrown into the world of pro surfings fame game.

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