Prince Harry paid tribute to Australian service members by opening a new wing of a war memorial on Saturday before opening the Invictus Games as he and wife Meghan continued their visit to Australia and the South Pacific. The royal couple later visited Sydney Harbour's Cockatoo Island, where Harry delighted some children by joining them in playing with remote-controlled cars. The couple visited the island to watch an Invictus Games event — the Land Rover Driving Challenge. The Invictus Games, Harry's brainchild and the focus of this tour, were founded by the prince in 2014. Harry and Meghan will also visit Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand during their 16-day tour.

Source: ABC News October 20, 2018 09:13 UTC