A special historic event will held tomorrow in Sydney to proclaim King Charles III to the people of NSW, following death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
The Proclamation is an opportunity to show our respect to the new King of Australia.” “There will be no need for passengers to tap on or off tomorrow. Minister for Transport David Elliott said Sunday’s significant ceremony commences at 12.30pm and members of the public will be able to travel for free until midnight Sunday on Sydney metropolitan and regional public transport – buses, trains, ferries and light rail.
Public transport will be free for anyone across the state tomorrow as the NSW Government marks the Proclamation of King Charles III.
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Lt.-Gov. Brenda Murphy presided over the accession proclamation ceremony for His Majesty King Charles III at Government House this afternoon in Fredericton.
More information about the memorial service and how to pay tribute to the Queen [can be found online](https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/corporate/promo/queen.html). to 6 p.m., or While the King automatically became Sovereign of Canada following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday, tradition, dating to the accession of King George III in 1760, calls for a proclamation of accession ceremony to be held when a new sovereign inherits the throne upon the death of the previous king or queen.
Significant police resources will be deployed across Sydney as people travel to the CBD to mark the passing of the Queen and the ascension of King Charles ...
Tomorrow an event at Government House will be held to mark the Proclamation in Tasmania of King Charles III. The Proclamation is the official announcement ...
(pmc.gov.au)](https://tas.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=87871fbd094066173a964fba4&id=5c666b5458&e=bb04d111b2) [Homepage Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia (gg.gov.au)](https://tas.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=87871fbd094066173a964fba4&id=0be25676a0&e=bb04d111b2) This will be followed by the official signing of the Condolence Book, which will remain at Government House, and the Condolence Sheets, which will be collated with other sheets from around Tasmania, before being bound and sent to the Royal Family. This will be followed by the playing of the Anthems – first the Royal Anthem, and then the Australian National Anthem. Her Excellency, the Honourable Barbara Baker AC, Governor of Tasmania and I will sign the Proclamation, before the Governor stands to read the Proclamation to the assembled guests. Tomorrow an event at Government House will be held to mark the Proclamation in Tasmania of King Charles III.
It is official, King Charles III has been proclaimed Britain's new monarch. As you would expect, it was an occasion steeped in tradition.
Those gathered cheered and shouted "long live the King" as the car drove through the gates of Buckingham Palace. The proclamation was then read out twice to the people of London. All 200 members of the council present signed the proclamation as witnesses. Charles has vowed to dedicate the remainder of his life to his duties as King. This was the first part of the ceremony and happened without King Charles III in the room. "God Save the King" rang out as members of the Accession Council repeated the words announced by the Clerk of the Council inside St James's Palace.
The public are invited to witness the ancient ceremony, which is the county's official declaration of King Charles III's ascension to the throne. The King was ...
The Sheffield Tree Fayre, which was due to be held on Saturday, has been postponed until spring 2023. Sheffield will host South Yorkshire's proclamation to the new King on Sunday, it has been announced. Sheffield to host county's proclamation to new king
Passengers on buses, trains, ferries and light rail do not have to tap on until midnight on Sunday, amid a ceremony proclaiming King Charles III as ...
The bells rang out 96 times, one for each year of the Queen’s life. Since the Queen’s death, tributes across NSW have included flags flying at half-mast, which will continue for 10 days, the laying of flowers at Government House in Sydney, and the tolling of bells in the city. An official ceremony will be held at NSW Parliament at 12.30pm, where NSW governor Margaret Beazley will be joined by other dignitaries to proclaim King Charles the sovereign following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth.
Following the Essex County Council Proclamation of the Accession of King Charles III at 1pm tomorrow (Sunday 11 September), Proclamations will also take ...
2pm, Tendring District Council, Town Hall, Station Road, Clacton-on-Sea, CO15 1SE 2pm, Brentwood Borough Council, Town Hall, Ingrave Road, Brentwood, CM15 8AY Martins Square, Basildon SS14 1DL