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How much will America's Cup cost NZ?
It's too early to say how much taxpayers would contribute to defending the America's Cup in New Zealand, Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce says.
It's too early to say how much taxpayers would contribute to defending the America's Cup in New Zealand, Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce says.
Racing has been abandoned in San Francisco today as the interminably long 34th America's Cup continues to drag on.
Fans gathering at Shed 10 on Auckland's waterfront are settling in for a wait as bad weather delays the start of America's Cup racing.
Relive all the 'action' from this morning's abandoned attempt at race 14 of the 34th America's Cup.
'Maybe it is something the America's Cup has to have a look at in the future - longer time limits or no time limits."
Dean Barker's famously even temperament has certainly been tested in this America's Cup match.
Sorry, but Emirates Team New Zealand were wrongly denied the America's Cup yesterday.
New Zealand has a new golden girl on the water - and she's right behind Team New Zealand to bring home the America's Cup.
Oracle Team USA are turning the screw on Emirates Team New Zealand, bringing more intensity to the victory that just will not arrive.
Sailing reporters Paul Lewis and Dana Johannsen answer three burning questions after today's action on the water in the 34th America's Cup.
A loud boo rang out around Auckland's Shed 10 As hopes of clinching the America's Cup were dashed.
New Zealand's cruel residence on the precipice of America's Cup ownership continued today with yet another weather intervention ushering in a big loss to Oracle Team USA.
It's hard enough beating Oracle Team USA - but the clock as well?
Relive all the drama from race 13 of the America's Cup in San Francisco.
More than a million New Zealanders have been watching the America's Cup live online, adding to the hundreds of thousands viewing the racing on television.
As much as Peter Burling and Blair Tuke would love to be in on an America's Cup campaign, it remains a long-term goal because the priority is winning gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
An excited roar ripples through Shed 10 like a stiff breeze sweeping across San Francisco Bay. The impossible has happened. The wind has dropped and race two - against all expectations - is actually going to happen.
Match point can be the hardest to win. Anticipation makes some players choke, drop serve, let a tough competitor back into the match. Dean Barker's demeanour says he is not a choker.
The Auld Mug isn't even ours yet but real estate agents are using the promise of plum views of an America's Cup defence in the Hauraki Gulf to sell properties.
They've shouted, bellowed and sighed their way upwind and downwind with us on TV and radio. We rate how they've performed.
If there was a sobering sight for New Zealand supporters ready to see Team New Zealand win the 34th America's Cup, it came on the upwind leg of Race 12.
Thanks to America's Cup fever, the whole nation has now heard of "port entry advantage". But some may be wondering why it never seems to go our way.
On tiny details can great victories be won. Team New Zealand made two mistakes yesterday and it cost them a loss by 31s.
The percentages are still with Team New Zealand but, for the first time yesterday, it was possible to sneak a sideways, respectful glance at Oracle Team USA... and wonder.
When the debate starts for the whys and wherefores of the next Cup, we'd like to sway their judgment. Pick us, pick us.
The New Zealand company which pioneered cutting-edge television graphics for the America's Cup was shut down after an executive stole almost $600,000 from its accounts.