IEMA and industry leaders say electric boating has shifted from promise to integrated ecosystem, with infrastructure and regulation now the key challenges to scaling.
A 1950s Dowty Turbocraft powered by Sir William Hamilton's NZ jet drive returned to South Cerney, where Donald Campbell famously leapt a sandbank in the late 1950s.
Northland Regional Council warns budget buyers that cheap older boats often become costly burdens. Get expert advice before buying a vessel in need of restoration.
The retired Napier trawler Twofold Bay has been sunk 3 nautical miles offshore to create a new artificial reef, dive site, and fishing ground for Hawke's Bay.
Three friends spent 100 days kayaking and tramping through Fiordland with no plan. Their documentary just won Best NZ Film at the Mountain Film Festival.
Superyacht crew are speaking out about harassment, fatigue and bullying at sea. The Crew Voices forum at The Superyacht Forum aims to drive real change.
The Cannes Yachting Festival 2026 Innovation Route Awards are open for entries. Discover how this initiative highlights the best in boating innovation across four categories.
22 historic Fife-built yachts returned to the Clyde for the sixth Richard Mille Fife Regatta, racing from Largs to Loch Fyne in a week of ceremony and competition.
Charlie Dalin, who secretly fought cancer while winning the 2024/25 Vendee Globe, has died aged 42. The sailing world mourns an extraordinary champion.
What began as a refit for the 46.90m Feadship Halcyon became a near full rebuild at Kaag over 14 months, touching every major system aboard.
Thetford CEO Stephane Cordeille has passed away, leaving a lasting impact on marine sanitation worldwide and on boaties across New Zealand and beyond.
Two recreational fishers fined $1,000 each after breaking no-take rules in Northland marine reserves, one caught during a deliberate night surveillance patrol.