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Windiest places in Australia:

Tasmania	MAATSUYKER ISLAND	28 knots, NW
Tasmania	LOW HEAD	24 knots, NW
Western Australia	GERALDTON OFFSHORE	24 knots, S
Tasmania	CAPE GRIM	24 knots, W
Western Australia	CAPE LEEUWIN	21 knots, SE
Tasmania	MOUNT WELLINGTON	21 knots, NW
Victoria	HOGAN ISLAND	21 knots, W

Windless places in Australia:

Queensland	COOLANGATTA	3 knots, N
Victoria	ST KILDA	3 knots, SSE
Victoria	AIREYS INLET	4 knots, E
Northern Territory	PIRLANGIMPI	4 knots, W
Western Australia	COCOS ISLAND	4 knots, ENE
Victoria	FAWKNER BEACON	4 knots, ENE
Queensland	CAIRNS	5 knots, W

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Kitesurfing / Kiteboarding Latest posts in the Kitesurfing forums... Sandgate this thursday arvo By Harrison1 at 14:09 State Kitesurfing Titles at Grange Beach 5-2-12 By bobtee at 13:56 Papua New Guinea - Port Moresby Kite & Surf By Venomguy at 13:20 EPIC Infinity By giBiLatoR at 12:53 EPIC Infinity By giBiLatoR at 12:53 Kite repair - Dacron Weight - Advice please By Rob S at 12:50 Pump it up at Port By alverstone at 10:03 Cabrinha Caliber lost at Wedge on Sunday By Tony at 09:44 Developed in the late 90's, a kitesurfer (or 'kiteboarder') uses a board (often with foot-straps), and is pulled across the water by a powerful kite. Once powered up, there is no limit to fun that can be had kitesurfing! From cruising and carving on flat water, to massive jumps and tricks through to wave riding. Riders are pushing the boundaries in the surf using strapless surfboards - true testament to their skill of controlling a powerful kite whilst ripping up the wave. Kitesurfing has exploded in popularity due to the small amount of equipment required, and the huge wide wind range of modern kites. When the sport was first developed, the kites were quite lethal and fatalities were recorded. Through advances in control systems and kite design, modern day kites are far safer and the sport more accessible than ever before. Seabreeze.com.au is Australia's #1 portal for kitesurfing - see it all at:   * Australia's most popular Kitesurfing Forum,   * Australia's biggest offering of Kiteboarding Gear here.      * Latest kiteboarding News,   * Listing of all Australian Kitesurfing Events and,   * Articles to improve your kiteboarding!

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