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Princess Anne lands in Sydney ahead of a four‑day royal tour of Australia with Sir Timothy Laurence.
The itinerary covers Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra with Remembrance events planned.
Anne will perform Remembrance duties, including wreath-laying at the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park, Sydney.
The visit reinforces Anne’s long‑standing role as Colonel‑in‑Chief of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals.
A garden party and parade marking the Corps' Centenary will be held at Victoria Barracks in Sydney.
The Princess Royal will attend a Remembrance Service and a wreath‑laying ceremony in Sydney as part of Remembrance Day observances.
The royal visit is announced by the Australian Defence Force and supports the Corps' centenary celebrations.
London and UK events will also feature in commemorations alongside Australian ceremonies.
The tour is designed to highlight the Princess Royal’s years of service and royal duties in Australia.

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Princess Anne and Sir Tim Laurence begin a four-day tour of Australia and Singapore, focusing on military engagements.
The visit marks the centenary of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals, with Anne as Colonel-in-Chief.
Anne will also travel to Singapore at the trip’s end to mark 60 years of UK-Singapore diplomatic relations.
The royal couple were photographed meeting the Governor-General and Cammeraygal Elder Brendan Kerin during their Australia visit.
The statement from Buckingham Palace confirmed the tour dates and locations in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane.
Anne is returning to duty amid ongoing Prince Andrew drama, reflecting her busy schedule.
The trip includes wreath-laying ceremonies at the Sydney War Cemetery and the Anzac Memorial.
The Governor-General and Mr Beckett hosted the Princess Royal in Admiralty House meet-and-greet.
Anne is President of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, linking to Remembrance duties during the tour.
The tour follows a prior royal visit to Australia by the King and Queen.
The visit aims to celebrate the centenary of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals, with Anne as Colonel-in-Chief.

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Anne was absent from the Cenotaph Remembrance Sunday service as she travels in Australia and Singapore.
The Princess Royal is on a four-day official visit to Australia and Singapore with her husband to mark military ties.
Anne attended a Remembrance Service in Sydney, laying a wreath at the ANZAC Memorial during her voyage.
The visit coincides with the Centenary of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals, of which Anne has been Colonel-in-Chief since 1977.
The Buckingham Palace statement confirmed engagements across Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane.
Anne's absence aligns with prior scheduling for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and royal duties abroad.
The King and Queen Consort attended Remembrance Sunday, with Kate Middleton participating from the balcony.
The Mirror notes ongoing royal coverage with related live updates and exclusives.
The royal tour includes commentary on Anne’s long association with the Royal Australian Corps of Signals since 1977.
The article emphasizes that Anne's Australian engagements mark her ongoing ceremonial and military liaison role.

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