King Charles III
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Melbourne seems to have given up on making the west liveable
Readers respond to a special report on Melbourne’s western suburbs, and on the rising number of pedestrian deaths.
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King Charles’ six-day, $600,000 Australian tour during cost-of-living crisis
King Charles and Queen Camilla’s six-day trip to Australia cost taxpayers more than $100,000 a day.
- by James Massola
The emerald alliance: Catherine and Camilla present united front on Christmas day
The co-ordinated styling of the two most senior royal women on Christmas morning was a visual show of strength after a difficult year.
- by Stephen Doig
King Charles offers ‘heartfelt thanks’ to health workers in Christmas message
Charles III gave his third festive address to the nation following a difficult 12 months for the royal family.
- by Rob Harris
Trump and King Charles: A love story
The president-elect’s long-held fascination with the British royals could hold the key to better diplomatic relations between their two countries.
- by Rob Harris
Rupert Murdoch’s ‘Succession’ sunglasses are peak grandadcore cool
The media tycoon’s style signature is evolving with expensive accessories and sneakers.
- by Damien Woolnough
Revealed: Prince Andrew’s close confidant a Chinese ‘spy’ banned from UK
A former civil servant known only as H6 was so close to Andrew he was told his “guidance” had helped remove people from the royal entourage.
- by Charles Hymas
King Charles summons Beckhams to Buckingham Palace
Celebrity style, tiaras and a sword were the key ingredients for an unusual Buckingham Palace state banquet.
- by Damien Woolnough
Power out for Birmingham as he turns out the lights
The resignation of the last leading Liberal moderate, Simon Birmingham, means that it is definitely a case of asking Simon to turn off the lights in the house when he leaves.
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Royal family
Why the wicked mother-in-law archetype never dies
Somewhere along the way, society decided in-laws should have a warm, family-dinner-every-Sunday bond. What confected rubbish.
- by Kate Halfpenny
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Sunday Life
I received an invitation to meet the King and Queen. This is why I accepted it
I chose to engage because I saw no other way through it. Rage doesn’t fit my purpose.
- by Brooke Boney
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