- The Duke of Sussex delivered a speech at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, where he praised the Invictus Games and attempted an Australian accent.
- During his visit, he made an Acknowledgement of Country, toured the memorial, laid a wreath, and attended a Last Post Ceremony honouring Lieutenant Irene Ada Singleton.
- He announced the inaugural Invictus Australia Sports Festival would take place later this year in Perth and discussed bids for future Invictus Games in 2029 and 2031.
- The Duke highlighted Australia's significant contribution to the Invictus movement, saying it has set a benchmark for other nations.
- Separately, the Duchess of Sussex was announced as a guest judge on MasterChef Australia and joined the fashion discovery platform OneOff as a participant and investor.
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