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Musto sponsors Kiwi sail race events

The deal sees the brand take over as naming rights sponsor for the Wellington-based club's 2009, 2010 and 2011 spring series...

Nautilus & Kawasaki insure jet skiers

Nautilus Marine, the Australian based marine insurance specialist, has formed a partnership with Kawasaki Motors to...

Noble offers reward for stolen boat

Noble Boats International is putting up a $1000 reward for solid information on the whereabouts of...

Streaker Boats celebrate 10 years

Prominent Melbourne marine retailer, Streaker Boats, is celebrating a ten year anniversary...

Azzura Marine Nowra in voluntary receivership

A combination of the rising Australian dollar and the effect of the global economic downturn on the luxury yacht building industry...

Tackling Oklahoma bass

The day before I fished Grand Lake, US tackle giant, Zebco, showed me around its US headquarters...

BRP - Ready for action

Fun in the sun at Club BRP 2009, Tangalooma Resort.
AUSTRALIA'S remarkable resilience in the face of the global economic crisis means the local marine industry should look forward to 2010 with "cautious optimism"...

Andrew Short Marine to continue trading

The family and business associates of Andrew Short Marine have confirmed the company will continue to trade...

Brunswick appoints new president

Brunswick Corporation has named Andrew E. Graves, 50, president of Brunswick Boat Group.

Mercury celebrates 20,000

Mercury Marine's (from left) John Temple, Anthony Brown and Nicholas Webb.
Mercury Marine is celebrating a major milestone, having now sold more than 20,000 four-stroke outboard engines across Australia.

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