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Adventure Under the Sails
South Passage is a 100-foot (30.5m), gaff-rigged schooner. Based on the designs of the 19th century pilot schooners that operated off the east coast of
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Wonderful First Year for the Multihull Group
The Multihull Group (TMG), founded by John Cowpe, Tim Vine and Peter Hrones has had a magnificent first year. The team have exceeded all expectations
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Gold Coast “Festival of Sailing” Month
January on the Gold Coast really is like a festival of sailing. Starting in Sydney on Boxing Day with the Sydney-Hobart race, the Gold
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Whitsunday Racing 2016: More Gold Coast boats reach the podium
The Gold Coast boats have again shown they are a force to be reckoned with in this year’s Whitsunday race series. For the second year
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Diary of a Clipper Race Sailor
Prior to Clipper Round the World Yacht Race, I had very limited sailing experience. I grew up near the Broadwater and my parents had a
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Tamborine Mountain Boat Builders
Mount Tamborine resonates of rainforest scenes and smells, the arts and the crafts. But did you know there are boats being built up there? Andy
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Why Ocean Sailing Podcasts Are Addictive
How can we keep sailor’s stories alive? David Hows tells us about his podcasts, where the story-telling happens conveniently using personal computers or mobile devices
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SAILING FOR THE COMMUNITY
Paradise Point Sailing Club began operations in November 2008. The Club’s main goals are to introduce children, youth, families, adults, and community groups and associations
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Onyx Sailing with the New Generation
Devout yachtie Dave Hutcheson admits he had never sailed competitively before he purchased the Sydney 32 Onyx at the start of this year. In fact,
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Mono or Multi: Which Hull is Better?
Tossing up between a monohull vessel and a catamaran—maybe even a trimaran? Sorry, can’t help you! Monos, cats and tris are all great vessels, and
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