One of the lesser-known stories from the King's youth is that he spent several months in an Australian boarding school as a teenager. In 1966, Charles aged 17 was sent to board at Geelong Grammar ...

Unlike Christmas Day and Good Friday, most shops are open on the King's Birthday public holiday but may operate on different hours. While schools and universities will be closed, pubs, cafes and ...

the king has already had a busy day in Australia. The royals tool part in a tree planting ceremony at Government House, shortly after which they stopped to chat with a group of young school ...

The estate housing King Charles’s flagship charity’s first Australian training centre – the former summer residence of ...

It is the King’s first major foreign trip since being ... and children from the church’s Sunday school who waved Australian flags. The Queen was presented with a bouquet by the minister ...

King Charles lived in Australia for six months in 1966, attending Timbertop, the rural campus of the prestigious Geelong Grammar School. A national referendum on becoming a republic was defeated ...

While at the school he endured 70-mile hikes, getting to know the Australian wildlife, from snakes to funnel-web spiders. The now King said it the experience was "good for the character." ...

The King’s School in Sydney has increased fees for senior students by 8 per cent. Nick Moir Of more than a dozen fee determinations analysed by The Australian Financial Review, The King’s ...

Britain’s King Charles and Queen Camilla met large ... and children from the church’s Sunday school who waved Australian flags. Camilla, wearing a pale green Anna Valentine dress and straw ...

King Charles lived in Australia for six months in 1966, attending Timbertop, the rural campus of the prestigious Geelong Grammar School. A national referendum on becoming a republic was defeated ...