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Sir Jim Ratcliffe splits with Ben Ainslie as America’s Cup boat row erupts
Billionaire committed to funding bid to win 38th America’s Cup without Ainslie.
Ryan Bridge: Hospital beds, not berths – don't sink Govt cash into Am Cup defence
OPINION: If we’re building infrastructure, let’s go for hospital beds over yacht berths.
America's Cup: Team NZ's Blair Tuke reflects on day four of the America's Cup match
Team NZ port flight controller Blair Tuke recounts races four and five of the Cup match against Ineos Britannia.
The Sailing Professor: How Ineos Britannia will look to mount a comeback
OPINION: Ineos Britannia is as fast in a straight line as Emirates Team New Zealand.
The Sailing Professor: Despite impressive start, Team NZ can't get carried away
OPINION: Team NZ drew first blood on the opening day in Barcelona.
The Sailing Professor: The radical changes NZ has made ahead of Cup
OPINION: Team NZ has had the luxury of not playing their hand early.
The major unknown that could decide America's Cup
OPINION: The first-to-seven contest begins with two races on Sunday morning.
Sir Ben Ainslie: Why I believe we can beat New Zealand and win the Cup
OPINION: Great Britain has never won the America's Cup but Ineos hopes to change that.
The Sailing Professor: The issue Team NZ must avoid to retain Auld Mug
OPINION: Team NZ will need to bring their A-game from the beginning of this Cup
Opinion: What we learned from challenger series semifinals
OPINION: Perhaps we’re in for more twists and turns this time around.
The sailing professor: The variable that could decide Challenger Series final
OPINION: A final series between Luna Rossa and Ineos Britannia is a difficult one to pick.
The sailing professor: From predictable to pulse pounding — how to fix the boring start
OPINION: What have we learned after the preliminary regatta?
The Ineos Britannia challenge
Herald sports reporter Michael Burgess backgrounds the Ineos Britannia challenge from Barcelona. Video / NZ Herald
The Luna Rossa challenge in the 37th America’s’ Cup
From Barcelona, NZ Herald sports reporter Michael Burgess backgrounds the Luna Rossa challenge in the 37th America’s’ Cup. Video / NZ Herald
Luca Kirwan on joining Luna Rossa for the America's Cup
Luna Rossa cyclor Luca Kirwan discusses joining the Italian syndicate's America's Cup challenge. Video / NZ Herald
Paul Henry: Air NZ is failing us - it needs a new chair, CEO
He once starred in one of the Air NZ safety videos. He's now taking the airline to task.
Sir Ian Taylor: Opportunity to board America's Cup waka
COMMENT: Politicians might look at how they may help stage next America's Cup back here.
Tim Beveridge: Quit whinging over America's Cup for crying out loud
OPINION: NewstalkZB host wonders what on earth has happened to New Zealanders.
Winston Aldworth: Team NZ win another race for public funding
Officials and politicians should have recognised the mercenary nature of top sailing.
Paul Lewis: The rumours that could shake up the America's Cup
Alinghi's challenge for the America's Cup could be moving the event closer to Formula 1.
Paul Lewis: The real reason Burling and Tuke haven't re-signed with Team NZ
OPINION: Team NZ without their best two sailors? It might be unlikely, but it's possible.
Editorial: Blessings to consider as Team NZ sails off
Editorial: RNZYS Commodore Aaron Young is right. It is all about the money.
The subplot to America's Cup rival's grand plan - and how it affects Team NZ
There could be a subplot to the American move, in keeping with the long Cup tradition.
Sir Ian Taylor: How Team NZ was saved from closing down
OPINION: There was something else that made Team NZ's America's Cup win special.
John Roughan: The world is not watching - Team NZ can stand on their own feet
OPINION: We tell ourselves the world is watching, but it's not really.
Will our Cup runneth overseas?
Editorial: On-the-water action outplayed the shore-side affairs at 36th America's Cup.
'Gorgeous smile': Rod Stewart gets flirty with our PM in front of Clarke Gayford
'How's the missus,' Rod Stewart asked.