Current World Champions Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (49er) and Molly Meech and Alex Maloney (49erFX) each completed a good series to retain their national titles in the 49er and 49erFX respectively at the New Zealand Championships Regatta sailed in Auckland from the Royal Akarana Yacht Club over the weekend of 11-12 January 2014.

Team Kiwi Gold give their supporters a quick update from December 2013, including information on a 'try sailing' day they will be hosting in their new Sonar sailboats on 18 January 2014.

With just two weeks until the regatta is set to take place, now is the time to have a good read of the Notice of Race for the 2014 Hansa Class National Championships.

It’s almost time to race while enjoying the beautiful Bay of Island’s hospitality. And we’re ‘ready to rock’ said the band leader…..

Ten sports highlights from 2013 have been announced today for the ‘New Zealand’s Favourite Sporting Moment’ award, the only category voted for by the public at the Westpac Halberg Awards.

A campaign is underway to re-vitalise the Lotus Owners Association and any current Lotus owners are encouraged to get in touch with key people Trevor House or Graham Spooner.

Five Hansa Dinghies were a feature of the Napier Sailing Club New Year Regatta in early January, with five dinghies taking to the start line in challenging conditions.

In addition to offering the entry fee subsidy for sailors in the Hansa 303 and Liberty fleets, Yachting New Zealand is extending their offerings to out of town volunteers working on the Paralympic and Hansa course at Oceanbridge Sail Auckland 2014.

In support of growing the competition and national participation levels of disabled sailors at Oceanbridge Sail Auckland, Yachting New Zealand is offering an entry fee rebate for out of Auckland sailors in the Hansa 303 and Liberty classes.

New Zealand extend a commanding lead over Australia in the 2014 12' skiff Interdominions on now at Worser Bay Boating Club in Wellington, after a race day packed with drama, incident and very tight racing. Wellington's 'nuking' winds brought chaos and another lead change, as a third competitor puts one hand on one of dinghy sailing's most desirable trophies.