Matador has done it again, winning three from three Acts in the Pallas Capital TP52 Gold Cup, a shortened Act 3, sailed these past three days, was held in conjunction with Sail Port Stephens and hosted by Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club from 5-7 May.
A mainstay in the club sailing landscape in South Australia and beyond, Lisa Brock is an accredited Race Officer and has volunteered as the Commodore of the Brighton & Seacliff Yacht Club (BSYC) since 2019.
Founded in 1947 on the shores of the picturesque Safety Bay in Western Australia, the Safety Bay Yacht Club (SBYC) is the oldest Yacht Club in its local area. Located less than three kilometres from Penguin Island, the waters for this off the beach class specialist club provide ample opportunity for the experienced and learned sailor to perfect their skills in windsurfing, kitesurfing, and sailing.
Australian Sailing is excited to take the next step in improving their resources and support available to affiliated sailing clubs and class associations.
Australian Sailing President, Alistair Murray presented via online webinar to 30 Class Association representatives from State and National Associations.
The Case Study Submission Form allows for Clubs, Class Associations and Discover Sailing Centres to submit an overview of programs or initiatives where they have achieved success.
The Australian Sailing Pulse Survey is designed to capture the "now" of the sailing community and provide real time feedback on the successes and challenges our Clubs, Class Associations and Discover Sailing Centre’s are facing.
Game Plan is a free online platform that allows sporting clubs of all sizes to get insights into their current capability in key areas of club administration, then supports ongoing club development with a suite of tools and resources.
Throughout 2023 Australian Sailing is spotlighting specific themes that are integral to the fabric of the sailing community across our nation. In May, Australian Sailing is proud to feature and celebrate the amazing work done by the thousands of volunteers from sailing clubs around the country.
With the deregistration of Yachting NSW in 2018, the Australian Sailing board established a NSW committee to take its place. This Regional Advisory Committee is a committee of Australian Sailing and is elected by NSW clubs.
With the deregistration of Yachting TAS in 2020, the Australian Sailing board established a TAS Regional Advisory Committee to take its place. This Regional Advisory Committee is a committee of Australian Sailing and is elected by TAS clubs.