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Seven News Perth: Great Aussie BBQ for The Queen

2011

Seven News Perth: Great Aussie BBQ for The Queen

2011

  • NFSA IDJTDZ2G15
  • TypeTelevision
  • MediumMoving Image
  • FormSeries
  • Duration1 hr, 27 mins, 42 secs
  • GenresMulticultural, Indigenous themes or stories, Indigenous as subject, News
  • Year2011

Seven News reporter Chris Reason follows Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip for the final day of their 11-day tour of Australia in 2011 on which they are treated to the most Australian of traditions. The big Aussie barbecue on the Swan River foreshore attracted tens of thousands of well-wishers, with people of all ages coming out to catch a glimpse of the Royal couple.

Before addressing the crowd, the Queen and Prince Philip stopped by the barbecues and spoke with volunteers who were cooking up sausages to raise money for charity.

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Seven Network

Seven News reporter Chris Reason follows Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip for the final day of their 11-day tour of Australia in 2011 on which they are treated to the most Australian of traditions. The big Aussie barbecue on the Swan River foreshore attracted tens of thousands of well-wishers, with people of all ages coming out to catch a glimpse of the Royal couple.

Before addressing the crowd, the Queen and Prince Philip stopped by the barbecues and spoke with volunteers who were cooking up sausages to raise money for charity.

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Seven Network
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