William welcomed in Whittlesea
Prince William with Whittlesea Mayor Mary Lalios.
Prince William received an ecstatic reception at Whittlesea where he learned first hand about bushfire recovery in Whittlesea; some of the areas hardest hit by the Black Saturday Bushfires.
At Flowerdale he attended a private community gathering, where he ate a BBQ lunch, which Mayor of Whittlesea, Mary Lalios helped to cook.
Prince William donned an apron and partook in the great Australian tradition of BBQ cooking.
Lalios said: “I also thanked him, on behalf of Whittlesea residents, for visiting Whittlesea and bushfire areas. I thanked him for the message he and his brother Prince Harry sent to all Australians during the sound relief concert,” said Cr Lalios.
He was also the star player in a cricket match with children and cricket players Brett Lee, Callum Ferguson, David Hussey and Brad Hodge.
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