Prince George of Cambridge

In her most fashion-forward dress yet, a yellow sheath with panels of white, the Duchess of Cambridge gave Sydneysiders a rather special introduction to the Cambridge family's royal tour.

Prince William may be spending Monday night in a tent with his wife, but the couple won't be roughing it like his parents did back in 1983 when they visited Uluru.

It was there first royal tour as a family, but the Cambridges burst out of the starting blocks showing off the achingly cute Prince George.

His mother can sell out a garment in a matter of minutes and at just eight months old, Prince George is already following in her fashion-forward footsteps.

The Duchess of Cambridge might have left Prince George with his nanny today, but she clearly couldn't get babies off her mind, stopping to chat to every kid she came across in Blenheim, New Zealand.

He's inherited his dad's looks but Prince George proved he's a mummy's boy through and through today.

He's just eight months old, but Prince George wasn't shy about exercising his royal prerogative today, snatching a toy from a fellow baby at his first ever public engagement.

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Prince George's Spanish nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo was spotted disembarking the jet with other royal staff in New Zealand.

After landing in Wellington today with Prince George, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were welcomed at Government House.