Mixed feelings in Australia ahead of the coronation of King Charles III

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The United Kingdom's King Charles III is about to be crowned also as Australia's king. Royal historians say it’s evident he’s played a significant role in deciding what he wants in his coronation but that hasn’t been without controversy. And some of that is being reflected in Australia.

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