Magazine Issues
September 2025 Issue
Editorial September 2025: America’s Cup but not as we know it
Maritimo M50
Superbly Senator
Dufour 44: Très Bon
New and improved: Mercury Marine introduces two new V10 Verado outboard engines
Sessa Marine F48
Amphibious freedom for any boat
Galvanic corrosion
Innocenti’s birthday refit
Lake day memories: A family on the water
The second yacht named Tawera
August 2025 Issue
From bespoke powercats and rugged hardtops to electric propulsion, heritage restorations, and Kiwi industry milestones, our August issue celebrates innovation and tradition across boating. We explore Raglan’s harbour spirit, shark research powered by Yamaha, alternative sailing rigs, refits done right, and the passionate people shaping New Zealand’s marine future.
Catalyst 45 Render
Fin Chaser 700HTA
Sea.AI protects whales
Russell Boating Club opposes fast-tracking marina proposal
New rescue PWCs for Manukau
DOC removes wilding pines
New SEAKEEPER RIDE products
Boatgear Marine Wholesale
Radio over IP upgrade for Nelson Coastguard
ZeroJet upgrades electric jet system
Rayglass ‘R Edition’ Protector Range
Ben Vickery from Marine Decking Solutions
Sean McColl: 30 years Building Stabi relationships
ePropulsion partners with Power Equipment
Kiwi firm Fischer Panda generators enters the Australian market
Quick Thrusters get Mercury Marine integration
Raglan, Waikato: Long Pursuit; New Home
Yamaha powers shark research
Attitude is everything: The John Morrison story
Alternative sailing rigs: Mastfoil ketch | Inflatable wing sail | Kites
Understanding and managing power consumption
A fresh start for Curlew
The perfect fit: A refit at Clevedon’s Scott Lane Boatbuilders
Formula 4000 restoration: Total reform
July 2025 Issue
The July issue spotlights the debut of the Rayglass Legend 2700 and features reviews of the Innovision 616 Venture and Assault 920 Amphibious. It dives into battery systems, marine mammal tracking, and NZ’s new emissions rules. Feature stories follow adventurers across Cook Strait, swimmers in the Bay of Islands, and volunteers in Dominica. Jo Aleh’s inspiring career is profiled, alongside coverage of fishing techniques, model shipbuilding, and Wild Thing 100’s race ambitions.
New boats, new emissions rules
Rayglass Legend 2700
Innovision 616 Venture
Assault 920 Amphibious
Rayglass Legend 2700
Wild Thing 100 eyeing Ocean Race record
Sea Cat’s excellent adventure
Helping hands and scraping Chairs: A volunteer’s tale from a Dominica school
Map marine mammals on the move
Battery charging and voltage levels
BOI swim: A personal journey
Firing up reluctant kingfish
New boats, new emissions rules
Simply the best: the Jo Aleh, MNZM, story
Matakana’s little ships
Across the Strait: crossing Cook Strait in Zephyrs
June 2025 Issue
The June issue explores Kiwi innovation and adventure, from the Stabicraft 2050 Frontier and Elliott 1150 Tourer to antifoul debates and hybrid trends. Readers will find tales of Atlantic crossings, classic yacht regattas, Etchells battles, and Kelsey Muir’s Lipton Cup win. Features include a tribute to Graeme Woodroffe, a profile on waterjet propulsion, and insights into battery maintenance, caulerpa threats, and emerging marine fuels. Plus, Riva furniture, Whiskey Project vessels, and the rebirth of Kokoru.
Elliott 1150 Tourer
ARG Gyro Stabilisers
Demand for hybrids on the rise
New Brand Strategist for GB Marine Group
New vessels, branding for Whiskey Project
Tenob Marine team expands
Lowe brings his sales game
Fosters to distribute GEBO
Boatie discovers new caulerpa location
Exteta x Riva: The art of nautical living
HVO: New fuel for yachts
Starling chief measurer retires
Cruise vessel subs facilitate marine exploration
Women in sport: Kelsey Muir helms the 104th Lipton Cup winner
K Boats: Making dreams come true
Tight sailing for Etchells Cup
NZ’s finest race for glory
Waikawa Boating Club WineWorks Marlborough Wine Race
Battery charging and maintenance for an extended battery life
A free-spirited talent: The Graeme Woodroffe story
PETREL, Raters again
How did we get here? Kiwis’ Atlantic crossing
Hard or soft for snapper
Thames Traditional Boat Festival: Mind the TRAD
No ramp? No problem!
Superior service
Kerikeri inlet: Flocking to history
Kokoru: A Phoenix from the ashes
May 2025 Issue
This issue features boat reviews of the Elite 13.8m Sedan Kaeā, set for the Marlborough Sounds; the practical Matera 40 catamaran; and the innovative electric Candela C-8. Features include the Yates family’s historic launch Silver Bell, Kawau Island’s sewage problem, and Tony Singe’s 50 years in the marine industry. Haines Hunter’s new vacuum-infused hardtops, fishing tackle tips, and repowering the Pelin Challenger are also covered. There’s a trailer boat trip to Tennyson Inlet, a preview of the 2025 Australian Wooden Boat Festival, a comparison of electric vs petrol outboards, and Yamaha’s hydrogen outboard debuting in New Zealand.
Elite 13.8m Sedan Kaeā
Matera 40 cruising catamaran
Candela C-8 Hardtop
A very brief history of: Marine foils
12-volt anchor windlass installation
Nordic
The Robert Brooke story
The Yates family of the Far North and their Bailey & Lowe launches Part II: Tui Silver Bell
In the poo!
50 years of service to the marine industry
Seize the moment
High-tech hardtops: Lighter, stronger Hunters
The Catch: Let’s put this with that…
The perfect engine for a Pelin Challenger
Trailer boat adventures: Time out in Tennyson
Electric vs Petrol outboards: Not so fast
Yamaha hydrogen power: Hydrogen-fuelled outboard
Australian Wooden Boat Festival
April 2025 Issue
In April's magazine issue, we take a first look at the stunning Dicky Boats Pacific 62 and put the Sargo 33, and Axopar 29XC Cross Cabin through their paces. We also take a deep dive into Weapon of Choice , and a Dibley 7.5, and one of New Zealand’s most famous racing yachts. Explore long-range powerboat cruising, adventure jet-boating, and the revival of kitset boat building. Follow the transformation of the Elite 40 Excel, discover the ultimate multi-purpose fishing tackle, and get inspired by the incredible John and Linda Parish story. Plus, we celebrate 71 years of the Moth class, the Yates family’s legendary launches, and BNZ’s Retro Boat winner!