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.
Australian Sailing is thrilled to confirm that sailing will feature for the first time at the 2027 Commonwealth Youth Games, to be held across the islands of Malta and Gozo.
With over 25 years of experience in the yacht club and sailing industry, Rod Austin brings a proven track record in stakeholder engagement, event management, club administration, staff leadership, and financial oversight.
As the focus shifts to the LA 2028 Olympic Games, the AST is proud to announce the continuation of its partnership with Element 6 Evolution as the exclusive supplier of ILCA equipment to the national squads.
Australian Sailing is mourning the passing of legendary sailor, multihull designer and Australian Sailing Hall of Fame Inductee, Lindsay Cunningham AM.
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.
Australian Sailing has released a recent Participation Review that reveals key challenges to growing our sport at the same time as outlining a bold, nationally aligned plan to revitalise the sport across the country.
More than 200 sailors are expected to hit the waters of Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra this October as part of the 2025 Australian Masters Games, a multi-sport event bringing together weekend warriors from around the country to share in an extensive sport and social program.
When Australian Sailing Race Officer Presenter Ian Ross, himself a well-known, experienced and respected National Race Officer, turned up at the Derwent Sailing Squadron to present his most recent Race Officer Course he almost couldn't believe his eyes.
From 7-13 July the DSC hosted the Minnow Nationals. The Minnow is a junior class that has a strong history in the Territory. The event attracted sailors from WA, QLD & Victoria in addition to our local fleet of 14.
Now in its fourth fabulous year, SAWKR invites women sailors across South Australia and nationally to jump on board with over 200 women who have already been part of our three-day regatta.