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Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Australia this afternoon (16.04.14). Prince William, his wife Duchess Catherine and their 8-month-old son Prince George arrived in Sydney this afternoon to cheers from thousands of fans who were waiti...

Britain's Duke of Cambridge spoke of his late mother Princess Diana's love for Australia as he arrived in the country this afternoon (16.04.14).
Prince William, his wife Duchess Catherine and their 8-month-old son Prince George arrived in Sydney, Australia this afternoon and travelled to the Sydney Opera House where William spoke of his mother's love for the country and praised the nation.
Addressing the guests at a reception held for the couple's arrival, he said: "This visit to Australia has been one that Catherine and I have been looking forward to for a long time.
"Australia and Australians have always been for us a beacon of confidence, creativity in the arts and sporting ability.
"My mother's deep affection for Australia - which you were so kind to reciprocate - needs no reminder."
The 31-year-old royal - whose mother died in a car crash in 1997 - also joked that his son may utter his first word while visiting the country, saying that he and Catherine thought it might be "bilby" or "koala", which are both animals native to Australia.
He added: "We really look forward to our time here together as a family."
Following the reception, the Duke and Duchess were taken on a boat ride across the Sydney Harbour to Admiralty House, the official residence of the Governor General of Australia, according to HELLO! Magazine.

Zara Phillips wants to win a gold medal at the next Olympics.
The 32-year-old equestrian star - who is the daughter of Anne, Princess Royal - won a silver medal at the 2012 Olympics in London, but she's now admitted she has her sights set on gold at the upcoming 2016 Olympics in Brazil.
She told BBC News: "I think when we [the Great Britain eventing team] all came out of London we were like, 'Let's go again!' But unfortunately it's every four years so you've got to try and stay at the top level for the next four years and have good results, and yeah it would be fantastic to go to another Olympics.
"Yeah it's [silver] incredible but I definitely want to get a gold."
Zara - who has 11-week-old daughter Mia with her former rugby star husband Mike Tindall - returned to horse riding soon after giving birth but admitted it was a struggle to get back into shape.
She said: "I'm much more comfortable now. When I first got back on it was nice to get back in the saddle but I wasn't very stable because my muscles weren't working very well.
"Getting your body back is the hardest."

Georgia May Jagger has paid tribute to L'Wren Scott.
The model posted a moving message about her father Sir Mick Jagger's late girlfriend on her Instagram account, praising the fashion designer for being such an important part of their family and expressing her sadness at their loss.
Sharing a picture of L'Wren posing on her the red carpet next to her, Georgia wrote: "I miss L'wren so much and I am so sad she isn't here anymore. She was such a big part of my life. I will never forget all the fun times we had together. She was part of our family and always will be. Rest in peace."
The 22-year-old beauty's followers offered their sincere condolences to the Jagger family. One Instagram user wrote, "So sad! Beautiful words, Georgia", while another said, "She was a beautiful and talented lady. Prayers to you!!"
This is the first time Georgia - whose mother is Mick's ex-wife Jerry Hall - has spoken publicly about L'Wren's death since the star was found dead after committing suicide in her New York apartment last month.
The model-turned-designer, who was aged just 49, was remembered with a funeral service in Los Angeles and her ashes have been divided between Utah, where she was laid to rest close to her parents, and with her partner of 13 years, Rolling Stones frontman Mick.

Kris Jenner has hired armed security to watch over her home 24 hours a day.
The Kardashian matriarch - who was catapulted to the spotlight following the success of reality show 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' alongside her famous family - is paying several thousand dollars a month to step up the security surrounding her and her family.
According to TMZ.com, guards are parked outside the family home in two vehicles and watch over her Hidden Hills estate and watch them around the clock.
This comes after a 20-year-old man, who "smelt bad", managed to sneak into her home and claimed he was her 18-year-old daughter Kendall Jenner's boyfriend and Justin Bieber's stepbrother.
He was taken into custody after the mum-of-six called security, who later alerted the police.
Additionally, Kris - who split from husband Bruce Jenner last October after 22 years of marriage - was recently plagued by texts and calls from a man who claimed to have a sex tape featuring her and an unnamed man.
She was forced to call in police over alleged blackmail and told officers she had been receiving up to 300 phone calls, voice mails and texts a day from the person, who was threatening to expose the compromising footage.

Emma Stone is "grateful" for Jennifer Lawrence.
The 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' actress thinks the 'Hunger Games' star is a big inspiration and a good role model for young women because she isn't afraid to be herself.
She said: "I just think she's great isn't she? She is so inspiring to me and I am so grateful that she exists in the world, as someone who is authentic and who has not bent to fit any idea of what a woman should be in that kind of position. And she is so talented.
"I am just so happy she is around for women everywhere. It's just fantastic."
The 25-year-old actress - who is in a relationship with her 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' co-star Andrew Garfield - also credits her mother Krista as one of the biggest influences in her life.
She added in an interview with Stylist magazine: "She has just been wonderful. When it comes to advice for me, or being there for me, she has been my rock through my life, so that kind of unwavering love, always knowing that somebody loves you unconditionally, that has been the biggest influence on me in my life, that absolute solidity."

Aaron Taylor-Johnson was "pretty self-destructive" before meeting his wife.
The 25-year-old actor - who has daughters Wylda, three, and Romy, two, with 47-year-old wife Sam Taylor-Johnson - admits he did a lot of "crazy s**t" and lived "on the edge" but credits the filmmaker, who he met on the set of 2009 movie 'Nowhere Boy', for turning his life around.
He told Nylon Guys magazine: "It was a lot of crazy s**t I got up to for a couple years.
"I was pretty self-destructive at one point. I used to smoke 30 [cigarettes] a day, used to f***ing drink nonstop. I've always been able to be on the f***ing edge -- be on the line, but then pull myself back..."
And the British star used to pretend to be American when he went for auditions, only revealing his true background afterwards.
He added: "[There were] some interesting movies but a lot of TV. A lot of Nickelodeon bulls**t.
"It was kind of like learning how to pull. It was like, how do you go into a bar and point out the fittest girl and then just go, 'I'll have her by the end of the night?'
"I was at that age where that was kind of...I stopped when I met Sam."
These days, the 'Godzilla' actor - who is also stepfather to sixteen-year-old Angelica and eight-year-old Jessie, from Sam's previous marriage - is more content hanging out with his children than in bars.
He said: "I love the f***ing music class. I'm the only dad there. It's, like, mums and nannies. And you're clapping your hands. You're singing more than the kids are."

Natalie Anderson has a big storyline coming up.
The 'Emmerdale' actress has teased some game-changing events for her alter-ego Alicia Metcalfe over the next few months on the ITV show, which will show off her bold and brassy character's funny side.
She told the Daily Star newspaper "I've been very busy filming over the last month. As always we are filming quite a few weeks ahead and I can't give away too many details.
"But I can say that it's very funny - which has been so lovely as the last year for my character Alicia has been very dramatic. I've been working with my fantastic onscreen family - which, to be quite honest, doesn't feel like work at all as we have so much fun together."
The 32-year-old star has been nominated for soap's sexiest female at next month's British Soap Awards, up against the likes of Hollyoaks' Jorgie Porter, EastEnders' Shona McGarty and fan favourite 'Coronation Street's Michelle Keegan, who has won the title for five years in a row.
Natalie previously said: "It's incredibly flattering to be nominated again, although I do feel like an old nana. We've had such a brilliant year and I'd be so upset if 'Emmerdale' didn't win a few more awards."

'Britain's Got Talent' contestant Lucy Kay supported Susan Boyle on tour last year.
The opera singer wowed judges - Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Amanda Holden - with her remarkable vocals on the opening show last weekend, but she failed to mention she had performed four dates in Scotland last year, prior to applying for the talent contest, as part of 2009 runner-up Susan's choir.
At the time, Lucy - who won a scholarship at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland to study music - shared pictures on her Twitter account of her performing with Susan, of her dressing room and a final snap of the official music sheet.
However, yesterday (15.04.14), Lucy denied she had been secretive about her past ventures.
She told The Sun newspaper: "I've never hidden the fact that I supported Susan Boyle as part of a choir last year. It's one of the things that inspired me to apply for 'Britain's Got Talent' and to pursue my dream of a solo career."
An ITV spokesman added: "Lucy was part of a 30-strong choir who supported Susan for four Scottish concerts last year, arranged by her music college in Glasgow.
"Lucy went through the same audition process as all the other acts and none of the judging panel had seen or knew of Lucy before her audition."
Meanwhile, Lucy has faced backlash from viewers for using a "sob story" to win votes after she revealed on the show that she had been targeted by bullies in the past.

Diversity have lost touch with Simon Cowell.
The dance act, who rose to fame after winning 'Britain's Got Talent' in 2009, are still in touch with other acts from the talent show but admit they don't see much of the show's boss.
Group member Jordan Banjo told BANG Showbiz: "In our year there was Flawless, another dance act, and we see them from time to time, they're really cool guys. It's really cool to see everyone from our year still going and still doing really well.
"[But] we don't see Simon Cowell that much. I'm going to be honest, he doesn't just pop out for lunch with us, but anytime we do see him he still says he loves what we do and he really enjoys it [watching us perform]."
Jordan feels the group were lucky to be able to make a difference to the UK street-dance scene and make money from their talent, as well as have support from family and friends during their time on the show.
Asked if he would give any advice to this year's contestants, he said: "There's certain times that there's going to be a lot of pressure. I think if you're a solo act in a show like 'Britain's Got Talent' it's always going to be really, really difficult.
"If I had any advice it's just to make sure your friends and family are around you and just do what you do best."
Diversity will be performing at UK Live, headlined by McBusted, in Weston-super-Mare on Saturday, June 28, and in Ipswich on Sunday, June 29. Visit uklive.co.uk for tickets, including combined packages for both days.

Alan Titchmarsh has shrugged off claims he copied Paul O'Grady's talk show ideas.
The 58-year-old comedian lashed out at the TV gardener recently stating that he and his team snatched 'The Paul O'Grady Show's structure, but Alan has since hit back, insisting the comments made him "smile".
Alan told The Sun newspaper: "I don't know where that came from but it made me smile.
"How a show is structured is entirely down to the producers, I just go on and do my job. Good luck to him.
"I don't bear him any animosity, but I don't know why he got so hot under the collar about it. If you can't say anything nice about someone don't say anything at all."
Meanwhile, Alan, 64, recently announced he is quitting his daytime chat show 'The Alan Titchmarsh Show' after seven years on the popular programme because he doesn't want to die young and miss out on his grandchildren growing up.
He said previously: "My dad died at 62 and I've outlived him. I just thought, 'Pace yourself, sunshine, don't go at it like a bull at a gate'.
"I'll never stop completely because I'd be bored rigid. But I think I should just ease up as I'd like to be around to see my grandchildren for quite a while."
The final series of 'The Alan Titchmarsh Show', which airs weekdays on ITV, will be filmed later this year.