Invictus Games
Meghan’s visit causing ‘considerable concern’ behind palace gates
The Duchess of Sussex’s investment in a fashion platform, well-timed with her tour of Australia, is raising alarm in royal circles.
- Camilla Tominey
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Harry’s War Memorial visit carries a sharper edge than most
As the royal stopped at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra on Wednesday for a moving Last Post ceremony, the instinct to dismiss his visit felt not just lazy and tedious, but wrong.
- Rob Harris
King and Prince Harry’s aides hold ‘secret peace summit’
All involved were said to recognise that there was a long road ahead, with distrust on both sides.
- Victoria Ward
Through dozens of surgeries and the threat of amputation, a warrior has emerged
Twice she has learned how to walk again. Even after more than 25 surgeries, she faces amputation. But this journey of perseverance has inspired her.
- Nick Wright
Prince Harry in UK but won’t visit father because King couldn’t find time
The Duke of Sussex had made little secret of his hopes to see his father, who was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer earlier this year.
- Rob Harris
‘No one’s the freak’: How Adam Hills fell in love with para-standing tennis
The comedian and TV host will play in the first tournament of its kind staged in Australia.
- Stephen Brook
Meghan and Harry join green and gold army at Invictus Games
The couple cheered along as Australia played Ukraine in the wheelchair basketball in Dusseldorf.
- Victoria Ward
Prince Harry thrashed by German defence minister in TV penalty shootout
Harry was told was if he lost the tongue-in-cheek shootout he would have to put on a German team jersey ... but the best they could do was a scarf.
- Victoria Ward
Anxiety, injury and PTSD nearly destroyed Brooke. Invictus saved her
After hitting rock bottom, a Brisbane veteran, mother and now athlete admits she “didn’t want to live any more”. This is how the Invictus Games saved her life.
- Nick Wright
The strategy behind Spare, Prince Harry’s tell-all memoir that is set to break the internet
The Duke of Sussex’s much-anticipated memoir will build celebrity in the United States, the best launch pad for the social activism he and the duchess want to pursue.
- Jacqueline Maley