King Charles III and Queen Camilla's five-day visit to Australia comes amidst global challenges such as the war in Ukraine and conflict in the Middle East. The royal couple will meet a more diverse and potentially distracted Australian population, according to academics.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are visiting Australia at a time of global uncertainty, from widening conflict in the Middle East to the ongoing war in Ukraine. Charles and Camilla will also meet a "more diverse" and "perhaps a more distracted" nation, one academic says. The King and Queen are expected to arrive on Friday, visiting Sydney and Canberra before attending the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Samoa.
It said the campaign was "playful in nature" but designed to "inspire Australia to seriously consider the role of a ruling British monarch in modern Australia". According to Hansford, its latest research showed only 8 per cent of respondents in Australia were "rusted-on monarchists" — meaning 92 per cent of Australians are "open to positively considering an Australian head of state".
A King Charles III B Queen Camilla C Australia D Monarchy E Global Uncertainty
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