I'm John Bachelor with Gregory Coppley, editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs.

This is the King Charles Report and here to four, our task has been to celebrate the hardworking

King Charles as he begins his tour of the Commonwealth and works every day in

order to fulfill his duties as sovereign at the same time to

inspire the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth that they have a center and is

connected to history.

Now that we have the history of health challenges in the royal family in a way that is

transparent.

I'm told I'm reading about this.

George the six illness was not shared with the public and therefore his

passing was a blow, was a shock to everyone.

Whereas the king, taking advantage of modern medical science is making it very clear that he will

heal in front of the public.

That's part of Charles's hard-working nature.

How has the news received in Australia? You've been there for

several weeks now. Did it come as a blow? Absolutely. At first it was thought

well this is a routine prostate situation for an older gentleman.

Now it's emerged that something is more serious that you discovered cancer which we don't know the full nature of it at this stage.

So that's something of concern. I think we start to see questions arising about the king's health.

And there is great support for him

as a, not only as the king, but as a man. as the king but as a man and the king has by his actions inspired many

many tens of thousands of Britons to call for a medical checkup of their own.

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