Derek Rielly is the Founder of Stab Mag & Beachgrit. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, culture, and societal trends, with a particular focus on cultural movements, pop culture, and subcultures. 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.
Given his local focus in West Hollywood and California, pitches related to events or personalities within these areas may be particularly relevant to Derek's interests.
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By: Derek Rielly
"Imagine 50 people in the water, each with their own personal drone. Surfing is dead because of social media and influencers."
The Tahitian Mahati Drollet, as you know, is a semi-regular on BeachGrit’s pages.
By: Derek Rielly
"The Brazilians are ruthless. It's great theatre but dismal sportsmanship, and it's such an insight into Brazilian sporting culture at large."
By: Derek Rielly
Two Western Australian divers killed by Great Whites in two weeks, the latest death earlier today in the waters off a joint called Albany, ten hours or so
By: Derek Rielly
Two months back, we ran what you might call an emotional pitch for the iconic Webber house in Angourie, a treehouse design by the architect Paul Witzig
By: Derek Rielly
“For a relatively ugly dude, it's one good way of pulling yourself out of a rut.” Unless there's a four in front of your age, Nathan Webster is a name that rings no bells.
"Give me permission to bait Great White sharks 'not catch' and I will show the efficiency of every deterrent out there."
By: Derek Rielly
The continuing adventures of ol Slick Willie! The big-wave superstar Ross Clarke-Jones, Slick Willie to his pals, and whose witch-like
By: Derek Rielly
Some terrific theatre at Waikiki yesterday after a visiting surfer did a Goggans, as its correctly termed, and called the police following an altercation in
By: Derek Rielly
"Unbelievable heroism." A little after eleven this morn, and just as your ol pal DR was exiting the water a few clicks north, a woman was
