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.

With only one win in their last five games, Auckland FC have slipped to fourth on the A-League ladder. Captain Hiroki Sakai is out for today's match against new league leaders Melbourne City, kick-off is at 5pm NZT.

Fishers are being urged to stop lighting fires to cook their catch at Auckland regional parks. It is illegal to light open fires or discharge fireworks in public areas in the region. But Auckland Council regional parks manager Scott De Silva said that was not stopping fishers from lighting fires while camping overnight.

Follow the action from the opening day of SailGP’s Auckland debut with live updates and commentary on Newstalk ZB.

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,

Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand, is a blend of stunning natural beauty and urban charm. While known for iconic landmarks like the Sky Tower, Auckland also offers hidden gems waiting to be explored.

British tennis star Cameron Norrie apologized and avoided disqualification when a racquet he tossed in the air struck a spectator at the ATP Tour tournament in Auckland on Tuesday. Auckland-born Norrie was facing match point against Facundo Diaz Acosta of ...

The world's best sailors are gathered on the Waitematā Harbour in a high-speed pursuit of excellence. Here are all the details.

Cameron Norrie hit an Auckland spectator after throwing his racket in a moment of frustration but didn't get defaulted and later defended himself he absolutely didn't intend to do that.

No. 2 seed Sebastian Korda and No. 5 Felix Auger-Aliassime of Canada will meet in Saturday's final at the Adelaide International in Australia.

British tennis star Cameron Norrie has apologized and avoided disqualification after a racket he tossed in the air struck a spectator at the ATP Tour tournament in Auckland