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Collinson FX: August 5 - Global equities climb despite virus
Australian downturn not as bad as expected, but Victorian lockdown has a ‘major impact'
© Richard Gladwell / Sail-World.com
America's Cup: Requirements clarified for superyachts
The New Zealand government has clarified the requirements which must be met to obtain exemption for visiting superyachts until the end of the Cup.
© Andre Dixon
New BoatSecure phone app uses satellite system to help owners monitor boat alerts
New BoatSecure development sends the boat location and other information via a nano-satellite
© BoatSecure
Youth AC: RNZYS crews named
The hosting club has named two teams, each consisting of two female and two male sailors.
© Andrew Delves
Olympic sailors line up at Manly Moth Winter Sprints
Sam Meech and Nathan Outteridge
© Adam Mustill Photography
America's Cup: US$35,000 set as refit minimum
America's Cup: US$35,000 set as refit minimum
NZ government has clarified the requirements which must be met obtain border exemption
The New Zealand government is, from July 2020, allowing foreign flagged vessels and yachts with booked-in refits or repairs to enter New Zealand. The minimum repair/refit value has been set at NZ$50,000 (US$33,300)
by Isla McKechnie
Posted 29 Jul 22:22 NZST
VIDEO: from container to fish filleting station
VIDEO: from container to fish filleting station
Royal Wolf delivers fish filleting station made from a shipping container to Auckland marae
Royal Wolf, Australasia's largest shipping container provider, has modified a container into a fish filleting station and distribution hub for the Kai Ika Project, a community initiative operating out of Mangere's Papatuanuku Kokiri Marae.
by Royal Wolf
Posted 7 Jul 21:30 NZST
Business as usual for Smuggler Marine after win
Business as usual for Smuggler Marine after win
With Alert Level 2 rules in place, customers are able to come on site to view boat construction.
It is back to business as usual for Smuggler Marine now back in production in their West Auckland factory following the end of the lockdown the end of April.
by Pauline Pringle, Smuggler Marine
Posted 21 May 17:46 NZST