The Bonds Flying Roos and Los Gallos head into Super Sunday level on points after four fleet races on Bermuda's Great Sound produced three different winners and a day of racing that rarely let up.
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The Bonds Flying Roos and Los Gallos head into Super Sunday level on points after four fleet races on Bermuda's Great Sound produced three different winners and a day of racing that rarely let up.
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Volunteer firefighters along the Waikato River are edging toward a coordinated regional water rescue capability, with Cambridge now deciding whether to join forces with brigades to the north — or chart its own course. The Cambridge Volunteer Fire Brigade is investigating the possibility of deploying rescue watercraft on the Waikato River and Lake Karapiro. Chief […]
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Forty-eight years on the water leaves its marks. But on a well-built fibreglass hull from a yard that was, at its peak, the largest production boat builder in the Southern Hemisphere, those marks tend to be character rather than concern. Cracklin Rosie is a 1977 Cavalier 30, sitting in Lyttelton and listed through Parker Marine […]
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Rungsted, Denmark (Friday 8 May) — The 2026 Women’s World Match Racing Tour kicked off yesterday in Rungsted, Denmark on the opening day of the KDY Women’s Match Race, the first of five events on the 2026 Women’s world tour season. The Denmark event is hosted by the Royal Danish Yacht Club. Featuring 8 teams […]
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The Turangi Yacht Club has been racing at Stump Bay since 1966. This March, it put on one of the best regattas in its history. On 21 and 22 March, the Turangi Yacht Club celebrated 60 years at Stump Bay. They combined the celebration dinner at its club rooms, on the Waiotaka Reserve — where […]
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