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Offering the largest display in its class, a 3.26-inch AMOLED screen (720 × 382 pixels), it delivers unmatched clarity and readability in all diving conditions. Battery life is up to 120 hours of non-stop diving in medium brightness, 90 hours in night diving conditions, or 80 hours with the display at full brightness. For typical […]

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Boating NZ tracked two helicopters flying the coast either side of Waihi Beach around midnight, as police searched for a kayaker who failed to come home on Tuesday.

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Doug Esterman was the last of 11 finishers in the 2026 Solo Trans-Tasman Yacht Challenge. His Tauranga club has made him its Yachtsperson of the Year for the evening he turned Fair Seasons back to stand by Graeme Francis, whose yacht Robbery was taking on water. The Tauranga Yacht and Power Boat Club (TYPBC) named […]

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The Jeanneau Cap Camarat 6.0 CC combines robust performance, easy handling and affordability, making it ideal for boat clubs, charter operators and sailing schools. Its compact size also makes trailering simple. Powered by a 115hp engine, it is accessible to boaters of all experience levels and budgets. A standout feature is the innovative Aqua-top: a […]

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Yachting New Zealand’s affiliated clubs will move to a banded affiliation fee model from 2027, after delegates voted at the organisation’s Annual General Meeting to replace a largely flat-rate structure that has been in place since 2015.&nb

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