22 July, 2025 – Melbourne For those members traveling through the US east coast in July and August, a series of 7 must-do Classic Yacht Regattas are in the offing. Phillip Brown reports that the
Click HERE to start your No Fee attendance registration. The latest version of the Racing Rules of Sailing (2025-2028) has been released and the Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron (RMYS) which conducts racing in Victoria on
** TECH TALK PRESENTATION EVENING POSTPONED ** THE CYAA is disappointed to once again advise members and guests that due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to postpone our Tech Talk presentation evening with Frank
THANK YOU YVONNE SPONSORS, GOAL ACHIEVED! In 2023 a special Classic Yacht General Maintenance Fund was established and a call put out to members to contribute. Classic Yacht supporters were asked to support the Tumlaren,
Calling all budding journalists and photographers, we want your material. Here at the CYAA we’re always on the look out for articles and photos from classic yachting happenings whatever and wherever they may be. So
The committee of the CYAA wish all our members a very Merry Christmas and an extremely prosperous New Year. We trust that you have all been good boys and girls and have already got your
The Classic Yacht Association of Australia on Monday (25th) held its Annual General Meeting. Outgoing President Cameron Dorrough outlined the association’s achievements of the last 12 months which included the development of a strategic plan
Classic Yacht Association of Australia – Annual General Meeting 2024 The annual general meeting of the association will be held next Monday, 25th November, 2024 at 7.30PM. The venue will be the RYCV, Williamstown. All
NOTICE – TECH TALK SEMINAR POSTPONED. Due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to postpone the Tech Talk seminar sceduled for this week. We will hold this session at a later date to be advised.
23-25 February, 2024 – Auckland Smiles all around, I’m reliably informed from the CYANZ 2024 ABD Group Regatta in Auckland. Our correspondent, David McKenzie advises that a large number of CYAA members from Sydney and