Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen honours New Zealand sex worker who fought to legalise prostitution

During the 1980s, Catherine Healey was just an ordinary school teacher with a thirst for travelling but soon realised her yearly Visa bill was starting to become a little overwhelming. As a teacher, Healey made four-hundred dollars a week. After starting work in the sex industry, her income increased to approximately two-thousand dollars weekly. As Catherine transitioned into her life as a sex…
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British RoyalsPalaces & Buildings

Buckingham Palace is hiring more house keepers

Have you ever wanted to work for the Queen at Buckingham Palace? Well, now might be your chance. The Queen is hiring maids to join her existing team of housekeeping assistants at the Palace in London. Those hired will be responsible for cleaning the Palace, chauffeuring the royals around, doing their laundry and groceries, and caring for the household pets. A salary has not been published, but a…
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The Sussexes

Duke and Duchess of Sussex invited to sod-turning ceremony

This is an important year in New South Wales, not only does Sydney host the Invictus Games in October, but also three of the smaller towns are commemorating the memory of three hundred and thirty men from there who fought in World War I which concluded a century ago this November. In fact, the organisers of the Branxton-Greta Memorial Cycleway have sent an official invitation to Buckingham Palace…
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King Charles IIIQueen Elizabeth II

The Queen & Camilla carry out joint engagement to celebrate Medical Detection Dogs

Her Majesty The Queen and the Duchess of Cornwall attended the 10th-anniversary celebrations of Camilla’s patronage, Medical Detection Dogs, at the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace this morning. The 92-year-old Queen and 70-year-old Duchess watched a demonstration by the charity’s bio-detection dogs to showcase their ability to detect the odour of human disease. Medical Detection Dogs…
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