Monday, 29 October 2018

Royal tour heads south

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    The Duchess of Sussex attempting to coax a smile from 5-year-old Joe Young while meeting with students from Houghton Valley School after their meeting with mental health project representatives at Maranui Cafe in Wellington. Photo: NZME
    The Duchess of Sussex attempting to coax a smile from 5-year-old Joe Young while meeting with students from Houghton Valley School after their meeting with mental health project representatives at Maranui Cafe in Wellington. Photo: NZME
    The royal couple have spent time at a famous Wellington cafe before heading across Cook Strait to the Abel Tasman National Park, where they will go on a bush walk and be treated to a barbecue.

    The Duke and Duchess of Sussex touched down in the country yesterday for their four-day New Zealand tour and received a rapturous welcome.

    This morning, Prince Harry and Meghan visited the capital's iconic Maranui Cafe in Lyall Bay where they met with a number of young people in the mental health sector.

    Now they travel to Abel National Park, in the North of the South Island, where they'll be treated to a barbecue and meet with some local youth ambassadors and school children.

    Later this afternoon Prince Harry and Meghan will embark on a bush walk.

    And in the evening, the couple will visit Courtney Creative for an event celebrating the city's thriving creative arts scene.

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