Prince Philip
Royal tours: The worst, the wildest, the weirdest
Calamity and spectacle generally accompany royal tours to Australia, beginning with the very first one in 1867.
- Jacqueline Maley
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I cannot believe the number of fashion faux pas I’ve committed over the years
What was I thinking? Did I even have a mirror? Was I simply being sartorially satirical? Tongue-in-chic?
- Kathy Lette
Princess Anne in hospital after suspected injury from horse
King Charles’ sister, 73, suffered minor wounds and concussion in an incident at her country residence, Buckingham Palace said.
- Rob Harris
‘Ripper’ prince hands out Duke of Ed awards to disadvantaged youth
For three young men from a minimum-security correctional facility near the Snowy Mountains, travelling to Sydney to meet Prince Edward was the last thing they expected.
- Julie Power
Land Rover rivals battle it out to be the royal family’s new car
A contest for the King’s affections is being played out behind closed doors at Balmoral with two rival British car manufacturers knocking at his door.
- Victoria Ward
Queen Elizabeth’s funeral cost British taxpayers more than $300 million
Government department costs relate to the Queen’s funeral, lying in state and other related events.
- Rob Harris
Charles III’s coronation to unveil ‘joyful noise’ by Andrew Lloyd Webber
The work by Webber is one of a dozen new pieces Charles has commissioned for the grand occasion in May.
- Danica Kirka
Prince William given ‘modernising’ role in coronation of King Charles
It is less clear what part Prince Harry, who is no longer a working member of the royal family, will play in the event.
- Hannah Furness
‘And are you also a ... ?’: When poets, punks and performers met the Queen
Not recognising some of the most famous artists in the world wasn’t a failure on Queen Elizabeth II’s part. It was a measure of her success.
- David Free
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