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Mahurangi Regatta sack race, 2006, Scotts Landing

Sign on 2025 shoreside 
Mahurangi Regatta crew

by Cimino | 6 Feb 2024
By signing on the shoreside events crew, Mahurangi Regatta lovers help carry forward a tradition dating from before the first recorded, on New Year’s Day 1858. When Mahurangi Action revived the regatta in 1977, the committee members, most of who had lived through…

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Mahurangi Regatta sack race, 2006, Scotts Landing

Grand future for good- 
Old-fashioned picnic regatta

by Cimino | 8 Nov 2023
Pointedly billed as a good old-fashioned, leave-your-wallet-at-home picnic regatta since its 1977 revival by Mahurangi ActionMahurangi Action Incorporated: established 1974 as Friends of the Mahurangi, the organisation has very deter­minedly kept it that way ever since. Although the beach had been in public ownership for Mahurangi West parkland acquired 1967–1970seven or so years…

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Mahurangi Regatta marquee, 2008

Buy the ultimate Mahurangi 
Regatta marquee now!

Cimino | 8 Nov 2023
In the wholly unlikely event that Mahurangi had  served a period as New Zealand’s capital, after its potential suitability had been assessed for that purpose, the harbourscape of Auckland’s best kept secret would, today, be predominantly urban. In glorious contrast…

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Mahurangi Harbour regatta morning 2023

Atmospheric river alters regatta 
Cancellation algorithm

Cimino | 8 Feb 2023
Mahurangi Regatta 2023, or rather its cancellation, has added an important loop to the loose algorithm that has been run 46 times since Mahurangi Action revived an institution—of which only scant clues had survived, as to how it was run. Initially, the sailing and…

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