Shape of Wind is a cinematic short film following a mother and daughter’s journey with sailing, tracing the people, places and moments that have shaped their connection to the water.
We are calling out to clubs from across the country, big and small, to share their unedited videos with the Australian Sailing Media and Marketing team
Discover Sailing Days are a fantastic opportunity to open your club to the local community, introduce new people to sailing and showcase everything your club has to offer.
With Discover Sailing Month fast approaching this November, now is the perfect time to get your Discover Sailing Day live on the Discover Sailing website.
Discover which Australian Sailing clubs set the standard for audience growth, content creation, fan engagement and content quality in the Q2 2026 SHUNT Performance Awards.
After review and consultation with revSPORT, all portals that are currently on-charging transaction fees will move to absorbing transaction fees from 1 September 2026, to allow clubs additional time to adjust to the new model.
Celebrating the Discovery Sailing Centres across Australia that are introducing new people to sailing, building stronger communities, and creating memorable on-water experiences.
Australian Sailing is encouraging clubs to utilise the Australian Sports Commission's (ASC) free online platform, Game Plan, to review club operations, identify areas for improvement and build capability for the future.
The Australian Government is providing $35.3 million over two grant funding rounds to help local sports clubs take climate action. The Game On Program grants are to assist community sports clubs upgrade their facilities to be more climate resilient and energy efficient.
Hobart’s River Derwent provided shifting and at times testing conditions for the fleet in the 2026 SB20 Tasmanian Schools Championship. Sixty sailors and 15 boats were on the water for the inaugural championship which was won by The Friends’ School (Red) on Mind Games.
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.