Harry & Meghan's Aussie Tour: Bondi Beach, Survivors & Rugby

0:00It's April 17th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Sydney News Today. Your AI-powered local news. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle launched their four-day Australian tour in Melbourne, hitting up the Royal Children's Hospital and a women's shelter. Now in Sydney, they linked up with survivors of the December 14th Bondi Beach terror attack at the local Surf Life Saving Club, chatting with. Those hit hardest and the life guards who jumped in. They strolled Bondi Beach afterward, drawing crowds at the Sydney Opera House before heading to the wharf. There, they met veteran Joel Vanderswan and his family, who hooked them up with custom thongs, saying, Gideha Za and Gideh Megs. Survivors like Elon's Iser shot six times during Hanukkah celebrations with his family, called it an honor, and said it meant the world they'd carved, out time from their pack schedule. A young girl even gifted Meghan a toy bear, showing the personal touch folks down under appreciate. The couple boarded a boat on Sydney Harbor, joining Invictus Australia members tied to Harry's games

1:02to boost vets through sports. They're pushing mental health causes too, with Meghan said to lead a women's retreat in Kougi. Their trip caps, Friday night at a rugby match between the new South Wales Waritas and Moana Pasifika, wrapping a quick but impactful show of support for Aussies and need.