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When Seb Menzies first started sailing at the age of eight, he reckons his dad signed him up without telling him. He would not have imagined then that he would go on to represent Emirates Team New Zealand at the 2027 America’s Cup, or be in line to co-helm the team’s AC75, Taihoro. Menzies has […]
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Whangamumu is one of Northland’s best hidden anchorages, with a narrow entrance, solid holding, and plenty to explore ashore. A series built from real spots A while back we asked readers a simple question. “Where’s your favourite place in New Zealand you can only reach by boat?” The replies came in quickly. This series comes […]
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The Maritimo Muster at Waiheke Island delivered a weekend that perfectly captured everything boating should be – effortless, social, and set against one of the most spectacular backdrops in the world. As Maritimo’s Grant Binskin, said, “It was awesome. We had the best weather. And it’s easy to run a great on water event when […]
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In just over a week, SailGP has its debut in Rio de Janeiro, one of the most visually striking stops on the 2026 calendar. Racing will take place metres off the shoreline in Guanabara Bay, surrounded by dense urban sprawl and, in the background, Sugar Loaf Mountain. It is a venue of contrasts. As noted […]
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KiwiRail says higher than usual freight and passenger numbers are leading to delays on Interislander ferries. But the ferry provider said it expected services to return to schedule by the weekend. The Interislander website showed delays of up to three hours and 45 minutes for ferries departing during daylight hours over the past two days. […]
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