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Surf’s up: Why more Australian women are flocking to the waves

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Surfing instructor Heather Peck in her element, riding the waves. Ms Peck has been surfing for more than four decades. Photo: Heather Peck

For surfing instructor Heather Peck, the ocean is her home and the waves her friend.

Ms Peck started surfing more than four decades ago at the age of 18 – and though the waves could be a lonely place, that didn’t stop her.

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