Royals wave goodbye as Australia tour draws to a close
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with Prince George, have boarded their first flight on the journey back home as their Australian tour draws to an end.
Royals remember Australia's war dead on Anzac Day
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were up before dawn for a solemn remembrance of Australia's war dead.
The couple made an unannounced appearance in the darkness at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra for the early service marking Anzac Day - a national day of remembrance for the nation's fallen, veterans and those still serving.
With the Australian War Memorial lit up behind them, William and Kate quietly arrived at around 5am local time on Friday.
Kate, 32, in a cream scarf and black coat and black leather gloves, stood to William's right, her hands clasped in front of her as they listened to the early readings which were already under way.
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Highlights from Prince George's first royal tour
As Prince George's first royal tour draws to a close after 19 days down under, here's a look back at the highlights of the family's trip.
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Will and Kate try their hands at DJing in Oz
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge showed off their street credentials at a community youth centre in Adelaide.
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A Blue Mountains experience for William and Kate
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Blue Mountains of Australia, where over 100 homes were destroyed by bush fires last year.