Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been dealt a public setback after a new Roy Morgan poll found most Australians were unmoved by their recent visit to the country, with the couple failing to lift their standing among respondents. The survey, conducted after the four-day trip, found that 81% of those aware of the visit said it did not improve their opinion of the pair, while 59% said they would not welcome them moving to Australia.
The backlash sits against a wider royal picture that has increasingly favoured Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales. A separate YouGov survey found 76% of Britons had a positive view of Kate and 73% felt the same about William, while King Charles remained broadly popular on 63%.
