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Surfest Saturday photo gallery by @throwingbuckets.com.au

23 Feb, 2014 admin Latest News, Photo Galleries

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About Surfest 2020 in Newcastle, Australia

Surfest Newcastle Australia 2020 will be made possible through the support of Burton Automotive, the NSW Government through Destination NSW, crowd funding from the Newcastle business community, Orica, The City of Newcastle and Wandiyali ATSI Inc. The event a World Surf League 5000 Men’s Qualifying Series event, the Women’s Pro (WSL 5000 point event) and the Lake Mac City Pro Junior (WSL Qualifying Series 1000 point event) along with a broad range of complementary surfing events. Surfest Newcastle Australia 2020 will commence on 25th January 2020 with the Port Stephens Toyota Wildcard Trials and conclude at Merewether beach on 8th March 2020, where the male and female champions of the QS events will add their names to an enviable list of winners. Merewether beach is a recognised Australian national surfing reserve and home to festival patron and Australia’s most accomplished men’s world professional surfing champion, four-time world champion Mark Richards (1979-82). Mark Richards was voted by the public and peers as the most influential Australian surfer (1963-2013) at Surfing Australia’s 50th anniversary.

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