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New Zealand sailors remain in title contention after four races at the OK Dinghy world championships in Lyme Regis, England.
Our four NZ Community Trust regional development managers look at some of the highlights from their areas over the past fortnight – and answer a frequently asked question about orga
Maritime New Zealand recently stated that all vessels (recreational and commercial) must maintain a continuous anchor watch (lookout by sight and hearing) under Maritime Rule Part 22.5.
By The Ocean Race
WindWhisper Racing Team - with two leading Kiwi sailors on board - won the final leg of The Ocean Race VO65 Sprint into Genova, beating the rest of the fleet by a massive margin.
Robbie Li Bassi fell in love with sailing at a very young age and, due to her parents’ careers, was dipping her toes in international waters long before many of her peers had even mastered the Optimist.
Jake Pye could be excused for wondering what he did to upset the weather gods.
New Zealand’s leading sailors will receive a boost in their quest for medals at next month’s Olympic test event and beyond with the announcement of a new partnership between Yachting New Zealand and
They are the unsung heroes of the sailing community, contributing their time, knowledge, and skills to ensure the sport remains vibrant in New Zealand.
In an Olympic career spanning more than a decade, Paul Snow-Hansen was always vying for a spot near the front of the fleet.
