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The Royal visit to Australia has drawn to a close

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King Charles lll and Queen Camilla started their final day on Gadigal land in Sydney and a warm welcome by indigenous leaders as the fallout from Senator Lidia Thorpe's protest in Parliament continued to reverberate, both here and overseas. While Senator Thorpe faces calls to resign, the King and Queen met thousands of well-wishers on their tour.
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