King Charles and Queen Camilla Visit Sydney

King Charles and Queen Camilla joined over 500 guests at a community barbecue in Parramatta Park, Australia, where they embraced local culture by grilling 'snags' (sausages) and interacting with attendees, including Surf Life Saving volunteers. The event, hosted by NSW Premier Chris Minns, showcased various Australian activities such as backyard cricket and sheepdog demonstrations. Notably, first-generation farmers Tim and Hannah Eyes were honored with a request to prepare a chicken dish for the royal couple, highlighting their regenerative farming practices. The King and Queen's visit marks the first by a reigning British monarch to Australia since 2011, with their tour culminating in a Navy fleet review and participation in the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa. King Charles, who has been diagnosed with cancer, remains active in public engagements, showcasing his dedication to royal duties.