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Special Channel Seven-Roy Morgan SMS Poll shows Australian views on Prince Harry and Meghan’s visit to Australia

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 21-Apr-26

A special Channel Seven-Roy Morgan SMS Poll conducted on the weekend with 1,767 Australians aged 18+ shows importantly, over 80% knew that Harry & Meghan were here – 82% (18.1 million to be exact). A series of questions were asked of those who did know they were here these are the questions and top line results. "Did Prince Harry and Meghan’s visit to Australia improve your opinion of them?" Yes (19%) cf. No (81%); "Do you think this visit will help Prince Harry repair his relationship with the King?" Yes (13%) cf. No (87%); "Has this trip shown you a more positive side of Meghan?" Yes (25%) cf. No (75%); "After this trip, would you welcome Prince Harry and Meghan moving to Australia?" Yes (41%) cf. No (59%); "Do you think Harry and Meghan have been treated unfairly by the Royal Family?" Yes (31%) cf. No (69%); "Do you think the Queen would have approved of this trip, given Harry stepped back as a working royal?" Yes (49%) cf. No (51%).

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Dutton calls on Thorpe to resign

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Original article by Paul Garvey, Rhiannon Down
The Australian – Page: 5 : 23-Oct-24

Independent senator Lidia Thorpe may face a censure motion when the upper house sits in mid-November. However, shadow home affairs minister James Paterson says the measure is only symbolic, adding that Thorpe would probably wear it as a "badge of honour". Meanwhile, Opposition leader Peter Dutton says Thorpe’s disruption of a parliamentary reception for King Charles and Queen Camilla on Monday was "disrespectful". He adds that there is a very strong argument that Thorpe should resign in principle, given that she does not believe in the parliamentary system but receives a quarter of a million dollars a year from taxpayers. Thorpe is paid a base salary of $233,660 and an additional $25,702 for chairing a committee on so-called ‘forever chemicals’.

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