Luke Kennedy is an Editor at Tracks Magazine. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, with a particular focus on social issues within Australia and Ghana, as well as the oil and gas sector. Luke's work has been featured in Tracks Magazine and BioRxiv.
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Luke Kennedy is focused on providing local coverage of surfing and related entertainment news with a particular emphasis on professional surfing, surfing destinations, and the broader culture around the sport. Given this focus, individuals who are connected to or have expertise in the Australian surfing scene may find success in pitching stories involving significant events, profiles of key figures in Australian surfing, or insights into unique aspects of Australian surf culture.
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Olympic Surfing proves a success some 1600 km adrift from Paris.
By: Alan Van Gysen, Susan Langston
When a natural obstacle course adds another degree of difficulty to a hollow challenge.
By: Claire Fong-McMaster, Serena M. Pulente, Luke Kennedy, Tyler K.T. Smith, Stephanie Myers, Michel Kanaan, Charbel Karam, Matthew Cope, Ilka Lorenzen-Schmidt, Craig J. Goergen, Miroslava Cuperlovic-Culf, Erin E. Mulvihill
Abstract OPA1 is an inner mitochondrial membrane protein that mediates diverse signaling processes.
Capitulo Perfeito groms have a cash incentive to find the exit.
The ambitious tube-riding event that gave young surfers license to roam.
The Photographic Archives of Iconic Victorian Lensman, Stephen Ryan.
Reading Time: 5 minutes Hollow Ambitions, Unicorn Waves and Morocco’s Dark Knight. Mexican sojourns, Criminal Networks and Standing on the Shoulders of Giants. Guess you’ll have to read it to solve the riddle.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Terry Richardson had just won the 1982 Waimea 5000 in Brazil ( yep that’s what it was called ) at Arpoador beach. Accessing the lineup for the final involved getting past 5000 Brazilians chanting the name of local favourite, Roberto Valerio. Richo pulled off a couple of 360’s and won the crowd over. On stage Valerio thanked him for being such a ‘good and fair competitor’. Returning home to Sydney Airport, Richo was greeted by his twin sons, Terry Junior and Troy. “Didn’t sleep a wink, till I seen my Boyz!!” Terry insisted, when we sent him the image. “Remember it like it was yesterday.”
Reading Time: 5 minutes I met with Michael Watkins a few months ago to discuss his innovative new Core Duo blank design, which combines traditional Poly urethane (PU) with Expanded Polystyrene Foam (EPS) and an innovative triple stringer design.
Jayke Sharp Claims the tradie title on a day where everyone had fun and learned more about better building practices.
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