Gipsy Moth IV (Sir Francis Chichester) A National Maritime Heritage Treasure.


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Follow the Progress ...

Use the buttons above to find out more about the rescue from the reef at Rangiroa atol right up to GMIV's arrival at the Emirates Team New Zealand base in Auckland, the team undertaking the repairs, the support GMIV has received in New Zealand and the Emirates Team New Zealand support.

Latest Updates

Below you can also read the updates about the progress of the repairs as Gipsy Moth IV gets ready to restart her incredible voyage. You can also view the video footage from TVNZ who have been covering Gipsy Moth IV's stay in Auckland.

Repairs Internet TV

TVNZ

TVNZ have been covering the Gipsy Moth IV repairs since the arrival of the yacht in Auckland. Their coverage has been very helpful in terms of raising awareness about the project, this in turn has encouraged many locally based companies to offer their support. You can view the footage from TVNZ by playing one of the clips opposite.

With this player you can watch the TV footage from TVNZ covering the incredible story of the GMIV's New Zealand repairs. Click on the image to launch the player.

NZTV Footage viewer

TVNZ is New Zealand's biggest free to air broadcaster and is also the nation's television public service broadcaster. Under the guidance of the TVNZ Charter our public service broadcasting responsibilities require us to reflect New Zealand to New Zealanders.

To New Zealanders this unique and special responsibility means quality television that educates, informs and entertains through local 'home grown' programming and the best of international programming.

TVNZ has two unique but complementary brands:

TV ONE - Primarily targeted at a more mature audience, with a broad range of programming including documentaries, drama, comedy and Qantas Media Award winning ONE News & Current Affairs, as well as ONE Sport.
TV2 - Catering to a primarily younger and family orientated audience with an emphasis on providing entertainment and information to the young and young at heart.

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