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America's Cup interest fading - PM

Prime Minister John Key says the interest of the NZ public in the America's Cup is fading - and he reiterated the government won't fund its next bid.

Kerre McIvor: Eyeing Cup again? Go fund yourselves

Kerre McIvor writes: Do the crew of Team NZ really want to be known as New Zealand's highest paid beneficiaries?

Paul Lewis: Sponsorship ban simply misguided

Yachting: Oracle protocol raises red flags

More woes for cash-strapped Team NZ

Do the crew of Team New Zealand really want to be known as New Zealand's highest paid beneficiaries?

Team NZ sailing close to wind: Joyce

Team New Zealand's plea for poverty is wearing thin with the Government.

Team NZ: Dire warning

The clock is ticking for Team New Zealand. Without an immediate cash injection the syndicate are, in the words of boss Grant Dalton, "gone by the end of the month".

San Francisco loses America's Cup

The America's Cup will not be returning to San Francisco - with Oracle's Team USA boss Russell Coutts confirming it's been ruled out. So where is still in the running?

Dana Johannsen: Here we go again - Cup spats start

Less than a week after the protocol for the 35th America's Cup was announced, the sniping between syndicates has already descended into childish bickering, writes Dana Johannsen.

Yachting: Laser sailors collect gold and bronze

New Zealand's Laser sailors made it a double podium finish at the Delta Lloyd regatta in the Netherlands yesterday, including gold to young Kiwi Sam Meech.

Kiwi Lasers sailors make double podium finish

Deep harbour access key: marine firms

Superyacht firms say their multi-millionaire customers will sail off to Australian shipyards for lucrative refit and service contracts if Auckland does not develop more deep-water facilities.

Sailing: Burling completes first regatta with Team NZ

Cup engineers share secrets

Team NZ and Oracle are set for an America's Cup rematch - in the debating hall.

ETNZ: Extreme Sailing Series - China

ETNZ Skipper Peter Burling sums up the penultimate day of racing. With up to 90 points available on the fourth day and a weather forecast predicting 28-knot gusts, everything could come down to the last race which scores double points.

Team NZ opt out of Volvo Ocean Race

Burling to take the helm for Team NZ

Young Kiwi sailor Peter Burling will take the helm of Team New Zealand for the first time in a competitive outing today for round three of the Extreme Series in Qingdao, China.

Yachting: Team NZ holds hope for world race

There is hope Team New Zealand may yet compete in the 2014-15 Volvo Ocean Race.