King Charles and Queen Camilla have officially completed their first day of royal engagements in Sydney and returned to Admiralty House ahead of travelling to the national capital.

Britain’s King Charles and Queen Camilla met large, cheering crowds in Sydney after attending a church service on Sunday, the first event of their Australia tour.

King Charles III has been recognised with prestigious honorary rankings in Australia’s military on the first day of his inaugural visit to Australia as a reigning monarch.

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The mood music out of London ahead of this southerly excursion has been clear – this is a “limited” tour given the King’s continued treatment for cancer. But no amount of big regal smiles and affable waving at the crowds of Rotary members lined up near the Opera House can change the underlying fact that this tour is only a shadow of what a royal overseas jaunt usually looks like.