Australian Sailing have made the difficult decision to not select or send an Australian Sailing Youth Team to the 2021 Youth Sailing World Championships.
There must be something about sailing on Queensland waters in winter because the 2021 ASBA National Titles hosted by Darling Point Sailing Squadron has attracted 20 Sports Boats to the regatta with just under a week until the starters gun.
Sydney dumped an ice-bucket on MC38 crews racing on Pittwater in Act 3 of the season, Marcus Blackmore's local Hooligan crew shaking off the dismal winter conditions, and their classmates, to land back on the one design class podium for the first time in a while.
ORCV Winter Series kicked off with 45 competitors out on Port Philip enjoying some close racing after the conclusion of the lockdown period last Saturday. It was a race of 17 nautical miles sailed in tricky light-winds where boat speed can make any sailor a tactical genius, and the aim of the game on Saturday was certainly to settle the boat and pick the right sails.
There are new criminal law offences commencing in Queensland to increase protection of children from the risk of sexual abuse. The new offences target behaviour that ignores or hides the sexual abuse of children. Everyone involved in sport and active recreation has a role to play in keeping children safe from harm.
The Laser ILCA Dinghy 50th Anniversary was celebrated in style on Sydney Harbour on Sunday 20 June. Over 100 sailors braved the winter morning to take part in the historic event that marked the birth of the world's most popular single-handed dinghy.
The 18th Australian Masters Games Sailing and Windsurfing events are to be held at Mandurah Offshore Fishing and Sailing Club and Mounts Bay Sailing Club.
Excitement is building for the return of the historic Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, with entries now open for the 77th edition of ocean racing’s ‘Everest’.
Goolwa Regatta Yacht Club (GRYC) is located at the historic river-port of Goolwa, a few miles upstream of the mouth of the River Murray in South Australia and in the final section of freshwater before the barrages that separate the river from the sea.
Sarah Ogilvie joined the Australian Sailing team in January 2021, in an exciting new role; National Club Pathway Lead. Sarah has been working with clubs, coaches and stakeholders across the nation; listening to their concerns and implementing their insights into development of a club pathway structure and is about to enter the next phase of the process.