Boating News

Sydney to Hobart 2024: Final Weather Briefing Promises Thrilling Conditions

Titanic builders Harland and Wolff: The storied past and evolving future of a shipbuilding icon

Founded in 1861 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, iconic shipbuilders Harland and Wolff holds an unparalleled legacy, symbolising industrial innovation and maritime engineering excellence.

Blue-green Algae bloom results in warning for Waingaehe/Holdens Bay

UK's International Boatbuilding Training College closes: a loss to maritime heritage

The International Boatbuilding Training College in Oulton Broad, Suffolk has closed its doors, marking a significant loss for traditional maritime craftsmanship.

Aussie waters, Kiwi pride: The 2025 Warren Jones International Youth Regatta

Few events in youth sailing capture the imagination quite like the Warren Jones International Youth Regatta.

Swedish Police finally board Yi Peng 3 after cable cutting incident earlier in November

Captain Jason Chambers’ ongoing battle with melanoma

Captain Jason Chambers shares his ongoing fight with melanoma, a timely reminder of sun safety risks for those spending long hours outdoors on the water.

Superyacht Base Kobe: A new era for Asia-Pacific yachting and what it means for New Zealand

Kobe City’s decision to award the large-scale marine project to the SUPERYACHT BASE consortium marks a pivotal development for the Asia-Pacific’s yachting industry.

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Tairua Harbour Safety Alert: Navigating Summer's Lowest Tides

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Wynyard Crossing Bridge—a link under pressure, yet again!

The Wynyard Crossing bridge is facing repeated faults once again, disrupting a key link for Auckland's waterfront precinct. Here's what's happening.