King Charles has made it clear that he will not interfere if Australia decides to remove him as head of state, according to a report in The Guardian. Ahead of his visit to Australia later this month, the monarch is said to be adopting a non-confrontational stance towards republican campaigners.

King Charles has told anti-monarchists he will not stand in the way if Australia looks to replace him as head of state. His message comes as the King and Queen prepare for a historic visit Down Under,

Next week, King Charles III will set off on a royal tour of Australia, which earlier this year many doubted would ever happen.In February, when the king was diagnosed with cancer, and made the unprecedented decision to announce his condition to the world,

The King has, through his assistant private secretary, told the Australian Republic Movement the country's potentially becoming a republic as a matter for them to decide

King Charles has shared his honest thoughts on the subject of axing monarchy in Australia and replacing him as a head of state.In a surprising yet bold move, just a few days ahead of his royal trip to Australia,

The anon royal aide adds that “It’s all about proving he isn’t dying, to be blunt. The problem is that if anything goes wrong, people will leap to the opposite conclusion. It’s make-or-break for Charles, I think."

News Corp columnist Angela Mollard has sat down with Sky News host Danica De Giorgio to analyse some iconic moments from King Charles’ past trips to Australia as he prepares to make another visit Down Under.