Australia had a win and two seconds to lead the fleet after the first day of the SailGP event in Auckland, New Zealand.

A new venue and new technology will add an element of uncertainty to the second round of the SailGP which will be raced on Auckland’s Waitemata Harbour.

There’s nothing quite like saving your best for last. On the opening day of SailGP’s debut event in Auckland, the hometown favourites were far from their best across the four races, but with a win in the last contest they sit fourth – just one point outside of the top three.

The event was initially scheduled to feature all 12 SailGP teams, but work is still needed to get the French boat race-ready, so they will watch the action from the sidelines. “I think, honestly, it could be the best Grand Prix ever,

An Auckland teenager has landed a 52kg tuna while on a jetski in Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf. 18-year-old Hector de Mornac says he went fishing with

Australia’s SailGP is out for redemption in this weekend’s SailGP event in Auckland, a year after an unfortunate crash that summed up their season.

SailGP’s return to New Zealand will not feature the full 12-team fleet, with France set to miss out on their second event of the season.

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Luke Combs is kicking off his new year with a tour Down Under, hitting Australia and New Zealand on an eight-stop run with Jordan Davis, Mitchell Tenpenny, and Lane Pittman.

For the first time in 30 years, the English punk rock band will visit New Zealand in April for a run of shows, starting on April 2nd at Auckland Town Hall.

SailGP crews will be grappling with new higher-speed "T-foils" on their F50 catamarans for the first time in Auckland at the weekend, after a successful training outing on Monday. The machined titanium and carbon foils,

Peak summer season is underway in New Zealand, and FISHER just set an extremely high bar with a record-breaking performance for 24,000 people in Auckland.