World Sailing is officially recognised by the International Olympic Committee as the governing authority for sailing world-wide. As such, World Sailing is responsible for promotion of the sport internationally, managing sailing at the Olympic Games, developing the International Yacht Racing Rules and Regulations for all sailing competitions and the training of judges, umpires and other administrators, the development of the sport around the world, as well as representing sailors in all matters concerning the sport.
Australian Sailing is the national governing body committed to advance the sport of sailing in Australian and international communities in all its forms, and across all levels of participation.
By providing leadership to the Clubs and Classes, through the provision of relevant services and support and in the development of high performance practices, we are committed to building the capability and capacity of sailing to be a successful and leading sport in Australia.
Marine Rescue NSW is the State's volunteer marine rescue service. Our mission is to save lives on the water. We have more than 3,500 volunteers in 46 units along the coastline from Point Danger to Eden, on Lord Howe Island and inland on the Alpine Lakes and on the Murray River at Moama. Remember to Log On with Marine Rescue NSW whenever you're on the water via VHF Channel 16 or the free Marine Rescue App.