Luke Kennedy is a journalist at Tracks Magazine. He focuses on science and health topics, often exploring themes related to research advancements and their implications. His work has been featured in BioRxiv and BMC, showcasing his commitment to delivering insightful and impactful stories in the field.
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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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By: Luke Kennedy
How Harry Bryant slayed it on and off the screen for 'Snapt 5'.
A reminder of what's to come.
By: Luke Kennedy
Ahead of the Tracks Party in Byron on 15 November we sit down with the members of Headsend to find out more about them.
French beachies on a Friday will fill your head with hollow dreams
The finest photographers in surfing showcase their best work in a meticulously curated and designed, 200-page tome.
By: Luke Kennedy
The singer/songwriter who is nifty in the tube.
By: Luke Kennedy
Innovative shaper, entrepreneur and raconteur dies at 85.
By: Luke Kennedy
Innovative surfing and alternative living, open the door to another way of being.
The entrepreneurial and media savvy sister act holding down the WSL commentary booth.
Travel tales from familiar locations, spots which might be on your radar and dots on the map you will never get to.
