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The total cost of the royal visit was $640,060.47, excluding GST.

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.

  • James Massola

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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.

  • Stephen Doig
King Charles III speaks during the recording of his Christmas message at the Fitzrovia Chapel in central London.

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.

  • Rob Harris
The president and the monarch, Donald Trump and King Charles.

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.

  • Rob Harris
Rupert Murdoch is seen leaving the Herald Sun building in Melbourne on Thursday with his wife Elena Zhukova.

Rupert Murdoch’s ‘Succession’ sunglasses are peak grandadcore cool

The media tycoon’s style signature is evolving with expensive accessories and sneakers.

  • Damien Woolnough
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, attends the Thanksgiving Service for King Constantine of the Hellenes at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, England, in February.

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.

  • Charles Hymas
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Victoria and David Beckham at Buckingham Palace.

King Charles summons Beckhams to Buckingham Palace

Celebrity style, tiaras and a sword were the key ingredients for an unusual Buckingham Palace state banquet.

  • Damien Woolnough
Leader of the Opposition in the Senate and Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Birmingham.

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.

Rumours have emerged of growing tensions between the Queen and the Princess of Wales.

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.

  • Kate Halfpenny

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.

  • Brooke Boney

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