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Kirsten Thomas

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Kirsten enjoys sailing and is a passionate writer based in coastal New Zealand. Combining her two passions, she crafts vivid narratives and insightful articles about sailing adventures, sharing her experiences and knowledge with fellow enthusiasts.

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Propspeed Marks 25 Years ...

In 2024, Propspeed, a leading New Zealand-based manufacturer of foul-release coatings, marks a remarkable milestone⏤25 years of providing premium protection for underwater assets.

ENVGO Launches All-Electr...

ENVGO has made waves in the boating industry with the introduction of its all-electric NV1 hydrofoil craft.

Volvo Penta Launches Joys...

Volvo Penta has unveiled its latest innovation for water sports enthusiasts: a joystick-controlled system designed to revolutionise wakeboarding.

Australian Veteran-Owned ...

Australian veteran-founded Whiskey Project has announced the acquisition of KJL Sails, a Picton, New Zealand-based specialist in boat design and manufacturing.

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Empty kayak sparks search...

Police and Coastguard are searching the Kāpiti Coast today after an empty kayak was found anchored off Raumati Beach shortly after midday.
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Emirates GBR hold narrow ...

Emirates GBR enter the SailGP Grand Final with a narrow lead, and Driver Dylan Fletcher says the team is keeping its focus tight despite holding the top spot on the season ladder. The Mubadala Abu Dhabi Sail Grand Prix 2025 Season Grand Final, presented by Abu Dhabi Sports Council, runs this weekend, with six fleet races deciding which three teams earn a place in the winner-takes-all $2m showdown.