Republican Turnbull says he is ‘Elizabethan’ upon meeting the Queen
Former head of the Australian Republican Movement, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull danced to a delicate diplomatic tune when he met with Her Majesty in London.
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Prince Philip is not dead, he’s just retiring from official royal engagements
Keep calm and carry on: Duke of Edinbugh and Queen are both quite alive and kicking, despite the rumours.
Long lives the Queen on her 90th birthday
The monarch’s dedication to duty, remarkable service, religious faith and tireless work as a symbol of national unity and of continuity over six decades of change is amazing.
Queen, fronted by Adam Lambert, set to tour Australia in August.
“This may be the last chance Australian fans have to see one of the greatest rock bands in history,” — band promoter Paul Dainty.
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