Australia have claimed SailGP victory on Kiwi waters, as Tom Slingsby steered his three-time champions home in Auckland and the home team failed to reach the final.

Auckland could become a fixture of the SailGP calendar for years to come, with Sir Russell Coutts confirming the global foiling league is in conversations

Fire crews have extinguished a blaze on Auckland's Māngere Mountain.It comes after another scrub fire on Saturday night destroyed three hectares of vegetation and took several hours to put out.The second fire broke out about 3.

Italian SailGP CEO Jimmy Spithill is pleasantly surprised at how competitive the newcomers are. Despite having a new team and limited time to get to grips with the SailGP yachts, the Italians are 5th heading into this afternoon's final stanza of the season's second regatta in Auckland.

Fresh versions of the Bard's legendary plays Richard III and The Taming of the Shrew will make up this year's annual summer Shakespeare run.

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.

The Black Foils learned some lessons about the Waitematā Harbour on the opening day of SailGP’s debut Auckland event. Learning seems to have been the key theme across the week, with the teams coming to grips with the new high-speed T-Foils,

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

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.

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.

Mishaps and drama rattle most sailors but when things don’t go Tom Slingsby’s way it just brings out the best in the Australian SailGP skipper - as he proved with a crucial win in Auckland on Sunday.

This year’s event in Auckland is the third of a four-year hosting agreement in New Zealand, with Christchurch hosting the first two editions on Lyttelton Harbour. The event has followed suit in terms of quality of racing and crowd support,