King Charles III wrapped up his first visit to Australia by a reigning British monarch in 13 years on Tuesday. The royal couple engaged in various activities during their stay, including watching dancers perform at a Sydney Indigenous community center, participating in a community barbecue lunch, and inspecting navy ships on Sydney Harbor.
The visit was marked by some controversy, with Indigenous activist Wayne Wharton being arrested for allegedly acting in an abusive manner and failing to comply with police directions. Wharton intended to serve Charles with a summons related to war crimes and genocide but did not get the opportunity.
