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Some thought the owners of classic yachts had lost their marbles to want to own an original yacht or launch a few years ago but now they are some of the most admired and recognisable boats in New Zealand.
The quality of Yachting New Zealand's leadership has been recognised with the awarding of the Governance Mark by Sport New Zealand.
Being commodore of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron is a prestigious position but it took on even more significance on May 15, 1995.
New Zealand's Megan Kensington was involved in the recent Tokyo Olympics as a race officer and writes about her experiences.
I was privileged to be asked to be an international technical official (ITO) for the Olympic Games held in Enoshima recently.
Finishing fourth at an Olympic Games is one of the hardest things for any athlete to go through and, unfortunately, it’s what happened to Paul Snow-Hansen and Dan Willcox at the recent Tokyo Olympics.
The close and competitive racing that exists throughout the Elliott 5.9 fleet has attracted a healthy number of boats for this weekend's fourth round of the Elliott 5.9 Traveller Series, with at least 15 boats descending on the Bucklands Beach Yacht Club.
The New Zealand sailing team will return home later today from the Tokyo Olympics with mixed emotions following a challenging regatta.
Finishing fourth at an Olympics Games is one of the hardest things for any competitor and Paul Snow-Hansen and Dan Willcox were hurting after missing out on a medal by the narrowest of margins today, but they will also look back on their regatta with immense pride.
Peter Burling and Blair Tuke remember competing at the 2012 London Olympics and noticing how glum many of those who secured silver seemed.
