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MasterCHef - 'MasterChef Australia' is currently filming its tenth series.

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Australia - Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, are in Australia to open the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

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Contestents - Contestants on the cooking reality show prepared a meal for the couple's reception.

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Darwin - The Prince of Wales was guest of honour at an April 9 reception for 150 guests at the Royal Flying Doctor Service base in Darwin.

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Showtime - As part of the show, the wannabe chefs were set the challenge of catering for Prince Charles and his guests.

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Host - The Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner hosted the dinner for Prince Charles.

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TV hosts - 'MasterChef Australia' judges Gary Mehigan, Matt Preston, and George Calombaris guided the contestants in the kitchen.

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Challenge - Mehigan stated in a press release, "The Prince of Wales has always been an advocate for the environment and sustainability. He is well-known as a supporter of local producers and locally sourced produce.

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Challenge - "With this in mind, the challenge for our contestants is to respect and reflect his philosophy and use native and indigenous flavours along with other locally sourced ingredients."

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Local tucker - Those local ingredients include kangaroo, buffalo, and crocodile.

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Local fruits - Kakadu plum, quandongs, rainforest lychees, lilly pilly, finger limes, desert limes, and saltbush were also on the Royal menu.

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Guests - Prince Charles was joined by Gordon Ramsay and Nigella Lawson, putting even more pressure on the contestants.

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Broadcast - The reception has already taken place but audiences can see how the meal was received when 'MasterChef Australia' is broadcast later this year.

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Highlight - The Royal episode will feature as a major highlight during the season 10 series. 

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Northern Territory - As part of The Prince of Wales' tour of Australia, he visited the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Arts Centre in Gove.

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Arrival - On arrival, His Royal Highness was met by senior Aboriginal leaders and presented with a traditional headdress and a woven dilly bag.

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Didgeridoo - The world-renowned didgeridoo master Djalu Gurriwiwi performed a 30-second blessing, after which the prince smiled and said, “I feel better already!”

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Traditional - Prince Charles met with Indigenous rangers from Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation, who protect and manage the land around the Gove Peninsula.

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Furthest - The Prince of Wales remarked that the remote location in NT was the furthest north he's ever travelled while visiting Australia. 

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Reef - The Prince of Wales also stopped in at Lady Elliot Island and was given a glass-bottomed boat reef tour courtesy of Bindi Irwin. 

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Reef times - He attended a conference convened by the Great Barrier Reef Foundation on the tropical island. 

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Questions - The Prince reportedly asked why farmers were still using dangerous chemicals that run off into the reef.

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Worried - The Prince is said to be very concerned with the wellbeing of the Great Barrier Reef and urged business and government leaders to protect it.

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Tour - Australia Zoo boss Terry Irwin was on hand with her children, Bindi and Bob, to show the prince around the island.

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Solo - Prince Charles was travelling solo for this part of the trip, while his wife wound up engagements in Brisbane.

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Tears - During a walkabout in Queensland he met a woman who was so overcome with the interaction she cried. She told him her mother was named after his mother.

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Touched - His Royal Highness said that he was "really touched" by the public reception across Australia and Vanuatu.

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'MasterChef Australia' - The Prince of Wales's reception will make great TV!

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