Stuff: Covid-19: Skipper sails past MIQ and into NZ with boatful of stranded Kiwis

Published on December 1, 2021

Cambridge Judge Business School alumnus David Mason (MBA 2007) has bought a 40ft-yacht in March this year with the idea to help Kiwis stuck in Australia due to Covid-19 get back home. Recently David successfully sailed from Australia to New Zealand with three people on board- a geologist, an electrician, and a nurse.

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