King Charles and Queen Camilla Tour Australia

King Charles III and Queen Camilla have commenced their six-day tour of Australia, marking their first visit since his ascension to the throne. The tour began with a church service at St Thomas' Anglican Church in Sydney, with the King receiving honorary military ranks, symbolizing the connection between Australia and the monarchy. Arriving on Friday, the royal couple was greeted by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Governor-General Sam Mostyn, amidst celebrations including projections of their images on the Sydney Opera House. Despite ongoing cancer treatment, the King remains dedicated to fulfilling royal duties, with plans for 36 engagements and significant addresses in Canberra. The tour also aims to celebrate Australia’s culture and heritage, with the couple visiting Samoa afterward. Their visit highlights the royal family's longstanding relationship with Australia and the Commonwealth.