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Princess Kate attended the English National Ballet's performance of Giselle, marking her gradual return to public engagements after completing chemotherapy for cancer. She recently held a meeting to plan her annual Christmas carol service, reflecting her renewed hope and commitment to her royal duties.
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During a speech at Holyrood marking the Scottish Parliament's 25th anniversary, King Charles III reflected on Queen Elizabeth II's love for Balmoral, where she spent her final days. He emphasized the importance of Scottish values amid political division and acknowledged his ongoing cancer treatment.
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Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has faced backlash for her protest during King Charles's reception in Australia, where she interrupted the event with strong statements against colonialism. Despite calls for her resignation, Thorpe remains defiant, emphasizing her commitment to advocating for Indigenous rights.
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King Charles III and Queen Camilla have commenced their first official tour of Australia since his coronation. The visit, which includes a series of public engagements, is notable for its reduced schedule due to the King's ongoing cancer treatment. The absence of state premiers at a key reception has reignited debates about the monarchy's relevance in Australia.
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King Charles III and Queen Camilla are on their first official tour of Australia as monarchs, celebrating the country's culture and heritage. The visit comes amid Charles's ongoing cancer treatment, marking significant firsts for the royal couple. They will engage in various events, including a meeting with Prime Minister Albanese.
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King Charles III's visit to Australia marks his first as monarch, following his arrival on October 18, 2024. The trip is notably scaled back due to his ongoing cancer treatment. His public engagements include a church service and a reception in Canberra, amidst protests and political tensions regarding the monarchy.
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King Charles and Queen Camilla are on a six-day tour of Australia, marking the King's first major foreign trip since his cancer diagnosis. Their visit includes engagements with local politicians and church services, amidst rising republican sentiment and protests advocating for Indigenous rights.
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During King Charles's visit to Australia, Indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe confronted him in Parliament, accusing the monarchy of genocide and demanding a treaty for First Nations people. This incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding Australia's colonial history and the lack of treaties with Indigenous Australians.