Derek Rielly is the Founder of Stab Mag & Beachgrit. He focuses on themes related to animals, animal rights, and the intersection of culture and sports, often exploring topics such as animal rescue and rehabilitation. Derek's work has been featured in BeachGrit, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Age.
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Derek Rielly's coverage primarily revolves around surfing-related entertainment news, including evolving stories and expert commentary. If you're pitching to him, consider providing insights on the latest developments in the surfing world or offering expert opinions on controversies within the surf industry. You could also offer exclusive interviews with prominent figures in the surfing community.
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Find the Florence's, John John, Lauryn and baby Dez, in the Turks and Caicos Islands, as content as cats with a trail of blood on their muzzles.
“What shade of deck stain is this?” A short break from the rigours of reporting the machinations of surf culture with all its interesting
By: Derek Rielly
"He has been the sole provider for his son after his wife died in 2018, but due to the medical issue, he has not been able to work."
"Just being you is enough? I'm sorry, it's not enough. Maybe if you're the only person on an island, cool. No woman wants a man who's harmless."
By: Derek Rielly
Street beefs between Jews and anti-semites! A shirtless Australian draped in twenty-two inch surf trunks that would've been a little OTT
By: Derek Rielly
"I'm happy for Hank. He was hurting. His body was beat to hell."
"The music is loud and nobody is paying attention so I swim down and grab him and get his head above water."
By: Derek Rielly
"Toledo doesn't deserve to be called a world champion! Respect is something you either have or earn."
A surfer from North Carolina has divided the internet after he got all het up at a pro contest and beat hell out of his surfboard, echoes of the great Freddy
By: Derek Rielly
"There are a lot of people doubting me, saying they should have given the wildcard to a local…it pisses me off."
