Water Safety New Zealand says the government will not meet to discuss changes to lifejacket legislation until after the summer period.
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Over $10k in spot prizes up for grabs at Auckland Anniversary Regatta
Entrants in the 183rd Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta on 30 January 2023 will have the chance to win several major spot prizes totalling more than $10,000 in value.
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Mercury Marine unveils industrys first V10 outboard
Mercury Marine has unveiled the industry’s first V10 outboard, with the official launch of its all-new 5.7L 350 and 400hp Verado outboard engines.
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No Excuses on-water campaign kicks off for 2022-23
Maritime New Zealand, alongside regional harbourmasters, has kicked off the seventh ‘No Excuses’ national on-water compliance campaign.
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Raymarines LightHouse 4 update a bonus for Kiwi fishers
Raymarine has unveiled its new LightHouse 4.1.75 operating system for Axiom displays, with the RVX1000 RealVision 3D module boasting some advantages for keen Kiwi fishers.
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Maritime Museum welcomes back sailings on historic Breeze
The New Zealand Maritime Museum has announced the return of the brigantine Breeze.
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Cyclone Pro’s bird mode a hit with fishers
Raymarine’s breakthrough new Cyclone Pro radars are a hit with the fishing community after recently becoming available in New Zealand.
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Family Boats appointed NZs first Zodiac big RIB dealer
New Zealand and South Pacific Zodiac distributor, Lusty & Blundell, have chosen Auckland marine dealer Family Boats to be their first “big RIB” retailer.
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Hull marine pest surveys under way in Northland
Divers have begun a programme of checking what will be 2000-plus boat hulls by May 2023 as part of an ongoing search targeting unwanted pests threatening Northland’s marine environment.
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Mercury Marine launches engine sale
Mercury Marine has launched a new savings special on a range of portable outboard engines.
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