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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By: Derek Rielly
"They are currently both still in the hospital. Doctors are preparing Victor for surgery and doing their best to improve his wife's condition."
By: Derek Rielly
"This isn't just a comeback story — it's a look at how far joint replacement technology has come…"
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It has all the markers of wealth, heated pool, daybeds, steam room, gymnasium, personal surfboard locker rooms, fire pit, even a “surfboard preparation room.
By: Derek Rielly
I've last count of how many times we've nearly lost the Orangutan-flavoured King of Pipeline, Jamie O'Brien, a man well into his moyenne age yet Peter Pan in
By: Derek Rielly
"I still have to figure out the best way to ride it, get the barrel and make it happen on a higher level, but what an honor!"
By: Derek Rielly
"From sunrise over the Pacific to sunset behind Mount Warning, the outlook is nothing short of spectacular."
By: Derek Rielly
"The exact beaches no longer matter. They are on them all and the whole 'breeding ground' argument has become a joke."
By: Derek Rielly
"If I had to, I would go out another thousand times to fight for the country without thinking twice."
By: Derek Rielly
"I could feel my life slipping away, and I just kept going deeper and deeper away, everything was leaving my body and I was going somewhere."
“He was like a God: the coolest guy in town… he was pure kryptonite and left me seeking more wildness in my life."
