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Princess portrait unveiled

A new portrait of Princess Royal unveiled at Melbourne City Hall. Photo: James Brickwood Picture: Chris Hopkinson

As part of the unveiling at Melbourne City Hall, Princess Royal was given a royal portrait by the state arts minister, Terry Mulder, for his state-of-the-art art City Hall office. A new portrait of Princess Royal unveiled. Photo: James Brickwood “I think it’s wonderful to see,” Mr Mulder told ABC Radio. “The whole world looks to Victoria to be an exceptional place to live and work and do what we do. “I’m sure the world will look to Victoria to become the place to live and work and do what we do in the next five years.”

In a brief introduction to the portrait, which she wore with a red veil, Princess Royal said her husband and eldest son had been in hospital for a number of weeks recovering from spinal surgery, and it was vital they had time to heal before making a return to work. “It is a very tough time for us,” the princess, who lives in Sydney, said.

“My dad went back home to the hospital last week and he was on the operatinatyasastra.comng table. It’s been a long day and a hard day but I have been there since morning.

“The next morning I woke up to see the hospital on a trolley and it was a fantastic scene, a beautiful scene.” On Monday morning, the royal couple was whisked away to a private tour to enjoy breakfast at the Melbourne Airport. There, Princess Royal read her a letter from her natyasastra.comhusband. She described him as an inspiring leader, a man who “truly meant everything to us”, her speech made to be read in full on screen.

“He always told me how he enjoyed being with all of us and that it’s what I do 우리카지노best,” the princess said. “As the first grandparent born, I’m blessed with a family to live and be proud of. I don’t know what that feels like… but it feels good knowing he’s at his home base [Melbourne] to support me and watch over me.”

But it was her speech to the media that became a turning point for the Princess Royal. She addressed the media twice before the royal family. The first came late on Monday night, in an address that was followed by a speech delivered in the afternoon, in which the princess said that “I want to thank our community.”

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