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Ships stood tall, oars were on standby, flags and pennants fluttered, and old engines rattled in their bays during the Australian Wooden Boat Festival.
Each winter, large numbers of giant cuttlefish congregate close to shore in SA’s Spencer Gulf, presenting the changing colours of their mating rituals.
The British Jubilee Sailing Trust’s tall ship Tenacious is on its way Down Under, bringing an exciting sailing program for sailors of all abilities and skills.
While running into trouble isn’t on any skipper’s agenda, being prepared and keeping your emergency equipment ship-shape will help greatly in an emergency.
Let the kids explore to their heart’s content on Rottnest Island, Western Australia’s family-friendly boating haven, where an abundance of natural wonders and activities await visitors.
At Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park, in the Philippines, environmentally conscious travellers dive one of the world’s most spectacular sites while supporting local coral reef conservation efforts.
Whitehaven’s 6000 Sunbridge performed admirably on its delivery run, capably dealing with the rough conditions while the crew enjoyed the deluxe fitout.
Riviera continues to expand its flybridge range with a sophisticated, fully enclosed flybridge model that boasts a thoughtful layout, outstanding finish, and true bluewater credentials.
Proper boat maintenance is key to safe and enjoyable boating – ensure your boat is as ready for the boating season as you are with a thorough pre-launch check.
Long recognised as capable, reliable and safe rigs for commercial operators, Naiad’s RIBs are gaining traction among recreational boaters tackling WA’s rough offshore conditions.
Although billed as a ‘simplified’ version of its premium watersports boats, MasterCraft’s NXT22 is loaded with top-notch wakeboard and wakesurf features.
For most visitors, it’s impossible not to keep coming back to the Cook Islands for its great fishing, welcoming people and alluring lagoons and beaches.
We catch up with Rodney Longhurst, who has breathed new life and a new culture into Riviera since he bought it out of receivership more than three years ago.
Western Australia’s Esperance is a remote location with pristine waters and deserted beaches, where giant schools of hungry fish roam and nary an angler is to be seen.
Everything’s bigger-than-big in the USA – including professional bass fishing. And there’s an Aussie starting to make his name in that tough, competitive business.
After battling ferocious oceans and ghastly weather, a brave group of travellers is rewarded with the awe-inspiring, but hostile beauty of the most remote islands on earth.
Grilled, sautéed, poached, or roasted … there’s a reason why poultry is so popular, and it’s especially easy to prepare with these scrumptious recipes.
Rodney Longhurst and Wes Moxey share the helm at the revitalised Riviera. We spent a few minutes with the pair in which they recounted their shared past and plans for future changes for Australia’s leading luxury boat builder.
Steve Starling visited Exmouth in WA to report on a trio of bluewater fishing tournaments, but couldn’t resist exploring the region’s many other charms…
Born from a casual suggestion, the first model to carry the Belize name embodies ideas drawn from the careers of two of Australia’s leading marine identities.
The strong Aussie dollar may not be a friend to local boat builders, but it’s a boon for buyers looking for quality imported craft, like Bayliner’s 285 Cruiser.
The Pursuit C280 is a purebred fisher with serious long-range sports fishing credentials. It’s also not a bad commuter, according to one owner at least …
Many Australians turn up their noses – and palates – at European carp. But with the introduced species now here to stay, we need to learn from other countries.
Billed as the technology tussle of the modern era, we rate the two contenders as they duke it out for the hearts and minds of boat builders and buyers.
A recent rash of ski boat fires has prompted Club Marine to issue a call for owners of inboard petrol-fuelled craft to be more careful when using their boats.
In either stern-or shaft-drive configurations, and across commercial or recreational applications, Markham Marine’s new 9800 cat is one versatile vessel.
Tony Purkiss was blinded by a terrorist bomb, a heart attack and broken leg in the Sydney Hobart and survived a plane crash. His love for the sea and sailing remains undiminished.
Lightning is one of nature's most powerful forces. Although a thunderstorm may only last for an hour or so, its enormous power is something to be feared.
Whether you’re into fishing, nature or local culture, a very special part of the Northern Territory is ready to welcome visitors keen to explore the natural wonders.
More input in technology has resulted in less output in emissions, as outboard engine manufacturers strive to create leaner, greener and meaner powerplants.
It’s often been said that cooks are only as good as what’s in their pantry. With a well-organised pantry, you could be just one step away from greatness.
When Bill Barry-Cotter’s Maritimo yard launched its European-styled C60 Sports Cabriolet, it took luxury boating to another level, reports Barry Trantor.
Savage has come up with an aluminium sterndrive package that offers the potential for family fun and fishing finesse in one compact and affordable boat.
As the days get shorter and the weather gets a little cooler, there is still something quite special about having friends over for a casual lunch-time barbie.
The historic New Zealand town of Russell has been transformed from hell hole to tranquil seaside village and boasts some of the best fishing in the Pacific.
Buizen is a name synonymous with quality and integrity. The Sydney boat builder has reinforced its reputation with the Mk II version of its pilothouse 48.
Armed with these imaginative recipes and a little advance planning, you can create unforgettable dishes and still have time to celebrate with your guests.
May be a better heading would have been Torture by tinnie… Either way, Escape with ET presenter, Toby Bosschieter’s epic voyage around Cape York was an adventure of a lifetime.
Luxury yachts and competition sports fishing boats are knocking at the door of a Western Australian engineering company, demanding their high-tech propellers.
When it comes time to get up close and personal, boats can get damaged and people hurt. We take a look at one of Club Marine’s most common claims issues.
Queensland’s Ribbon Reefs produce some of the biggest marlin on the planet. At least they were for us at the 20th annual Riviera Lizard Island Black Marlin Classic…
Can a seriously competitive race boat double as a fully-equipped cruiser on its days off? Ray Borrett asked the question and Laurelle provided the answer.
Rowley Shoals is blessed with an abundance of spectacular reef structures and exotic wildlife, it takes a bit of getting to, but is well worth the effort.
Boston Whaler has a reputation for building tough boats, but not so tough that they sacrifice comfort for utility. We spend some time in the new 205 Conquest.
Here we sample some traditional and modern dishes guaranteed to please everyone’s tastebuds. And for the very brave, we show you how to make yours even hotter.
It could be straight out of a James Bond movie. Pershing’s new 62 has the red hot performance of an F1 racer, cloaked in the oh-so-cool styling of a an exotic sports car.
At first glance, this pair of Chris-Craft Corsairs might evoke memories of a bygone era. But closer inspection reveals there’s a lot more on offer than just classic design.
Most marinas will experience a storm event of some kind, at some time, with the potential to cause millions of dollars of damage in a short amount of time.
Chris Beattie, editor of Club Marine Magazine, has tested the new RAM 1500 Express Crew Cab; a tough V8 powered 4x4 truck that is impressively rated with 4.5 tonne braked towing.
