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Articles in June-July, 2007 issue of Offshore Yachting

• Offshore racing calendar: major Australian and International offshore and inshore events for 2007
• At the helm: Geoff Lavis, Commodore, Cruising Yacht Club Of Australia
  by Geoff Lavis
• Publishers note
  by Anthony Twibill
• Sailing Awards to CYCA members and staff
  by Peter Campbell
• Michele Colenso update
• SOLAS cheque presented to Volunteer Marine Rescue Southport/Surfers Paradise
• CYCA hosts the Raymarine Lively Lady Project
• Simrad teams up with HanseYachts
• RYA Yachtmaster® is now STCW compliant
• 2008 Ad
• Meridien sponsors Airlie Beach Race Week
• Bullimore calls a halt to solo circumnavigation record attempt
• Ausail Pathfinder Marine Group merger
• Bill Robinson, US editor and author
• John Noakes, rigger and yachtsman
• Will Stuart, builder and yachtsman
• Major Basil Catterns M.C. M.I.D., war hero and editor
  by Tony Campbell
• Max Crafoord—a 'Hobart Hero'
  by Peter Campbell
• Record solo sail by Tasmanian
  by Alistair Douglas
• 2008 Ad
• New yacht race in the tropics
• The Heemskirk Melbourne to Hobart race changes direction
  by Jennifer McGuigan
• Sunsail private charters
• Groupama III smashes the Route of Discovery record
• Sunsail opens new Thailand base
• Russian to sail solo around Antartica
  by Peter Campbell
• Bavaria 31 Cruiser
• Smartkat—pure sailing fun out of the bag and into the water in 20 minutes
• New Harmony Yachts give European quality and performance at an affordable price
• The Audi Winter Series Launch Function was held at Audi Centre Sydney, Rosebery on April 11 2007
• New CYCA members cocktail party
• CYCA Summer prizegiving
• Audi Sydney Southport Yacht Race
  by Lisa Ratcliff
• Perfect start to Audi Winter Series
  by Peter Campbell
• 2007 Ad
  by Jane Austin
• Century-old Jenny Wren wins Harbour Bridge 75th Anniversary Regatta
  by Peter Campbell
• The Royals regain Association Cup on Port Phillip
  by Peter Campbell
• Tasmanian crews to sail in London docklands
  by Peter Campbell
• Stormy Petrel outsails fleet in Great Veterans Race
  by Peter Campbell
• 2007 Melbourne Osaka Cup roundup
• Manhatten Transfer wins Varuna Cup
  by Peter Campbell
• History cast in stone
  by Ian Grant
• 2007 Ad
  by Peter Campbell
• Challenge win Club Marine Range Series
  by Peter Campbell
• Good season for Occasional Coarse Language
  by Peter Campbell
• Historic day for Colin Beashel at Centenary Pittwater Regatta: Pittwater sailors—and a few visitors—celebrated the Centenary of the Pittwater Regatta in April
  by Peter Campbell
• Boxing kangaroo flies again: Aussie James Spithill at the helm of Luna Rossa still swinging after three rounds of the Louis Vuitton Cup
  by Rob Mundle
• 2007 Ad
  by Rob Mundle
• Great winter escape
  by Lisa Ratcliff
• Diverse fleet for Rolex Fastnet Race
  by Peter Campbell
• CYCA Youth Sailing Academy report
  by Lisa Ratcliff
• 2008 Ad
  by Peter Campbell
• Aussies aiming at China gold: Australia has strong prospects for sailing medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games judging by the quality of the 20 member Australian Sailing team, writes Peter Campbell, who has covered five Olympic Games
  by Peter Campbell
• Stephen Ainsworth Corinthian Spirit: Sydney yachtsman Stephen Ainsworth is taking his Reichel Pugh 60 Loki, winner of last year's CYCA's Rolex trophy, overseas to take part in some of the most prestigious races in the Northern hemisphere. We ask him about
  by Karen Eriksen
• ATL Composites science of success: in the world of composite structures, chemists, engineers and scientists rule; and they are almost all men. Lorraine Duckworth is happy to add some balance
  by Rob Mundle
• Weight-of-the-art: if you think yacht designers are obsessive about weight placement, you're right. Here's why
  by Guy Waddilove
• Mark rounding: in a continuation of the mark rounding rules. Offshore gives you the inside running on staying out of trouble
  by Mark Pryke
• Fairytale finish for Psaltis and Thomas: after 18 years trying to win the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia's prestigious Blue Water Pointscore series, it was a fairytale ending for Ed Psaltis and Bob Thomas who achieved worldwide acclaim when they won the
  by Lisa Ratcliff
• French evolution: the prolific gallic manufacturer has performed a stunning makeover to this Stalwart blue water cruiser
  by Guy Waddilove
• Follow le sun: strength, style and space typify this latest French creation
  by Rob Mundle
• Slovenian beauty: this accomplished Pan-European company draws on over half a century of sporting heritage to produce this comfy, compact cruiser
  by Barry Tranter
• Lord Howe sail away from it all: leave your cellphone at home and enjoy the relaxed lifestyle on Lord Howe Island
  by Karen Eriksen
• Saskia: returning to her birthplace on the Clyde: the international 8 metre class yacht Saskia, arguably the most graceful yacht to compete in the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron's division 1 fleet in recent years, is returning to the place she was built 76 y
  by Peter Campbell
• The argument for an overall winner: editor-at-large, Peter Campbell, puts forward the argument for having overall winners of the Audi Sydney Southport Race and Audi Gold Coast Race, as the CYCA has always had for the Rolex Sydney Hobart Race
  by Peter Campbell
• How do you clean wet weather gear?
• Henry Lloyds Coastal/Harbour Sailing has a new look
• Raymarine launches dedicated AIS receiver
• New belt floats its way into the hearts of water adventurers
• New radar mount gets great reception
• Protect your protector