Australian Sailing is excited to launch a new, inclusive initiative aimed at increasing lifelong participation in sailing through Radio-Controlled (RC) Sailing programs.
The 2025 Sailing Awards Night was a glittering celebration of excellence, held on Friday, 6th September at the Colmslie Hotel. The event honoured Queensland’s most dedicated sailors, coaches, volunteers, and clubs, with representatives from across the state gathering to recognise a year of remarkable achievements both on and off the water.
A successful year putting the Officials Development Plan into action by providing support to participants in gaining practical experience and completing their qualification assessments has resulted in the following achievements.
Sport and Recreation clubs and local councils impacted by the floods in North and Far North Queensland in early 2025 can now apply for a share in $30 million to help repair and rebuild damaged facilities.
As a long-standing supporter of Australian Sailing and its grassroots development, our partners at Zhik are proud to announce a new initiative designed specifically for local sailing clubs.
Clubs and Discover Sailing Centres around the country should start marking their calendars for November, with planning for the annual Discover Sailing Day set to return this year.
The Fraser Coast is now home to an exciting new Australian Sailing accredited Discover Sailing Centre opening the door to a new era of junior sailing in the Wide Bay Burnett region.
The Queensland Women & Girls Upskill as Officials Project offers a series of tailored information sessions designed to introduce women and girls to the officiating pathway in a supportive, female-only environment.