Prince Charles receives a Hongi, or traditional Maori greeting, as he attends the Ceremony of Welcome, at Government House in Auckland, New Zealand.On a warm and cloud-strewn day in Auckland, sunlight beamed onto the royals as they received a traditional Maori greeting on the lawns of Government House.
"We had a fantastic exchange about issues particularly pertaining to the environment ... he's well ahead of his time." Bridges was more forthcoming, saying he was surprised by the extent of the prince's knowledge of local affairs. Bridges - who describes himself as a "reluctant monarchist" - said Charles' knowledge extended to the passing of New Zealand's world-leading climate bill through parliament earlier this month, with cross-party support.
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Prince Andrew would have asked for (young) native women...
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