DOC is seeking a Marine Reserves Ranger for a summer position in the Coromandel. A great opportunity for students passionate about New Zealand's marine environment.
The ambitious Māpua Boat Ramp project, designed to enhance local maritime access and facilities, has encountered significant hurdles due to mounting community opposition and financial challenges.
INEOS Britannia has chosen Alinghi Red Bull Racing as their Semi-Final opponent in the Louis Vuitton Challenger Series, after finishing top of the Round Robin.
Coastguard New Zealand is touring the country with bar-crossing safety seminars to help prevent tragedies. Find out where to attend the Bar Safety Roadshow near you.
On Thursday 12 September, the Bay of Plenty Regional Council approved a set of new boating rules designed to enhance water safety, responding to concerning statistics about boating accidents largely linked to the lack of lifejackets. The new maritime bylaws, which will come into effect in mid-2025 pending Ministry of Transport approval, include mandatory lifejacket use for vessels up to six metres, and stricter speed limits in high-traffic areas. These changes, developed through extensive community consultation, aim to address the key safety issues highlighted by recent data and will be supported by a public awareness campaign to ensure compliance and reduce accidents.
Twelve nations will compete in the 2024 Youth America's Cup, including New Zealand, Australia and teams from Europe and North America. Here is everything you need to know.
INEOS Britannia defeated Orient Express Racing Team in a critical America's Cup Race 1 showdown, ending the French team's campaign in the competition.
Lou Fisher noticed something special in teenagers who went sailing. His vision sparked 50 years of youth development under sail in New Zealand.
Northland Police are seeking the owner of a capsized dinghy found near Berghan Point, Doubtless Bay. Anyone with information is urged to come forward.
Emirates Team New Zealand handed Orient Express a decisive defeat in AC37 Race 5 on 5 September, putting the French team's campaign on the brink.
Explore how the AC75 class transformed competitive sailing, from its radical concept to becoming the most advanced racing yacht the sport has ever seen.
Discover how hydrofoils and wing sails transformed the AC75 into one of the most advanced racing yachts ever built, revolutionising America's Cup racing.