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SailGP not going ahead in Auckland next year, as government rejects funding
SailGP will not be going ahead in Auckland next year as the government has rejected funding.
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Kill the Amendment Bill
Shane Jones has ignited a storm at sea. The Minister for Oceans and Fisheries has proposed the most ...
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IBEX 2026: Tampa in October for North America’s top marine trade event
The International BoatBuilders' Exhibition and Conference (IBEX) returns to the Tampa Convention Cen...
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Two giants, seven brands, one electric future
Groupe Beneteau and Fountaine Pajot Group, global leaders in sailing, create E-LEKTRA MARI...
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E1 returns to Lake Como for European leg opener
The UIM E1 World Championship heads to Italy this week, with the E1 Lake Como GP 2026 presented by V...
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Eight must-see yacht exhibitors at this year’s Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show
Calling all yachties! Round up your crew because the Southern Hemisphere’s largest marine event, the...
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IBEX 2026: Tampa in October for North America’s top marine trade event
The International BoatBuilders' Exhibition and Conference (IBEX) returns to the Tampa Convention Cen...
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Two giants, seven brands, one electric future
Groupe Beneteau and Fountaine Pajot Group, global leaders in sailing, create E-LEKTRA MARI...
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Eight must-see yacht exhibitors at this year’s Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show
Calling all yachties! Round up your crew because the Southern Hemisphere’s largest marine event, the...
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Kill the Amendment Bill
Shane Jones has ignited a storm at sea. The Minister for Oceans and Fisheries has proposed the most ...
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Squadron sells its Kawau heartland
The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron is selling its Smelting House Bay property on Kawau, a holdin...
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Scanstrut wins Red Dot Award
Scanstrut, a global leader in outdoor technology, is proud to announce that its Ventura Series has b...
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SailGP not going ahead in Auckland next year, as government rejects funding
SailGP will not be going ahead in Auckland next year as the government has rejected funding.
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E1 returns to Lake Como for European leg opener
The UIM E1 World Championship heads to Italy this week, with the E1 Lake Como GP 2026 presented by V...
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Kiwi Ken Lupton claims ANZAC Trophy glory
New Zealand's Ken Lupton has given New Zealand plenty to cheer about, taking out the prestigious ANZ...
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Scanstrut launches a smarter way to route Starlink® and rooftop cables
Scanstrut, a global leader in outdoor technologies, has announced the launch of the DS-HSL-01 Starli...
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Scanstrut wins Red Dot Award
Scanstrut, a global leader in outdoor technology, is proud to announce that its Ventura Series has b...
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Get more from your boat by balancing the load
Proper weight distribution is one of the most overlooked factors in powerboat performance, yet it in...
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Empires end
Despite its modest size, between the 15th and 17th centuries Portugal was one of Europe's richest na...
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The legend lives on
50 years have passed since the wreck of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald—still an unsolved mystery, yet a pi...
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Coastal navigation and leadline: how early sailors found their way along the shoreline
Modern boats carry everything. GPS, charts, sounders, radar.
It wasn’t always like that. Before i...