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Crown Prince Haakon, Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus took part in the celebrations in the Palace Square. Photo: Anette Ask / The Royal Court

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The national team at a reception at the Royal Palace. Photo: Anette Ask / The Royal Court

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The national team at a reception at the Royal Palace. Photo: Anette Ask / The Royal Court

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The national team at a reception at the Royal Palace. Photo: Anette Ask / The Royal Court

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The national football team "rows" in the Palace Square. Photo: Anette Ask / The Royal Court

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Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus took part in the celebrations in the Palace Square. Photo: Anette Ask / The Royal Court

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King Harald invited the men's national football team and their support staff to a reception at the Royal Palace. Photo: Ola Vatn / The Royal Court

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King Harald in conversation with the players. Photo: Anette Ask / The Royal Court

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The men's national football team perform a rowing chant in the Palace Square, with Crown Prince Haakon setting the rhythm. Photo: Anette Ask / The Royal Court

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17 May 2026: Sydney

Her Royal Highness Princess Ingrid Alexandra marked 17 May in Sydney, Australia, where she attended an event organised by the Norwegian-Australian Chamber of Commerce, the Seamen’s Church and ANSA. The Governor of New South Wales, Her Excellency Margaret Beazley, accompanied the Princess. Photo: Gary Friedland / The Royal Court

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17 May 2026: Sydney

Her Royal Highness Princess Ingrid Alexandra marked 17 May in Sydney, Australia, where she attended an event organised by the Norwegian-Australian Chamber of Commerce, the Seamen’s Church and ANSA. The Governor of New South Wales, Her Excellency Margaret Beazley, accompanied the Princess. Photo: Gary Friedland / The Royal Court

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17 May 2026: Sydney

Many from the Norwegian community in Sydney attended the event. Photo: Gary Friedland / The Royal Court

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17 May 2026: Sydney

Her Royal Highness Princess Ingrid Alexandra marked 17 May in Sydney, Australia, where she attended an event organised by the Norwegian-Australian Chamber of Commerce, the Seamen’s Church and ANSA. The Governor of New South Wales, Her Excellency Margaret Beazley, accompanied the Princess. Photo: Gary Friedland / The Royal Court

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17 May 2026: Sydney

Her Royal Highness Princess Ingrid Alexandra marked 17 May in Sydney, Australia, where she attended an event organised by the Norwegian-Australian Chamber of Commerce, the Seamen’s Church and ANSA. The Governor of New South Wales, Her Excellency Margaret Beazley, accompanied the Princess. Photo: Gary Friedland / The Royal Court

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17 May 2026: Sydney

Her Royal Highness Princess Ingrid Alexandra marked 17 May in Sydney, Australia, where she attended an event organised by the Norwegian-Australian Chamber of Commerce, the Seamen’s Church and ANSA. The Governor of New South Wales, Her Excellency Margaret Beazley, accompanied the Princess. Photo: Gary Friedland / The Royal Court

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17 May 2026: Sydney

Her Royal Highness Princess Ingrid Alexandra marked 17 May in Sydney, Australia. Photo: Gary Friedland / The Royal Court

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Killi-Olsen at Oscarshall

This summer, from 7 May until 30 August - four sculptures by the Norwegian artist Kjell Erik Killi-Olsen are exhibited in the park surrounding Oscarshall Summer Palace. Photo: Kjell Erik Killi-Olsen, The long journey, 2016/17. Photographer: Øivind Møller Bakken, The Royal Court

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Killi-Olsen at Oscarshall

This summer, from 7 May until 30 August - four sculptures by the Norwegian artist Kjell Erik Killi-Olsen are exhibited in the park surrounding Oscarshall Summer Palace. Photo: Kjell Erik Killi-Olsen, The dreamer, 2021. Photographer: Øivind Møller Bakken, The Royal Court

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Killi-Olsen at Oscarshall

This summer, from 7 May until 30 August - four sculptures by the Norwegian artist Kjell Erik Killi-Olsen are exhibited in the park surrounding Oscarshall Summer Palace. Photo: Kjell Erik Killi-Olsen, The dreamer, 2021. Photographer: Øivind Møller Bakken, The Royal Court

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Killi-Olsen at Oscarshall

This summer, from 7 May until 30 August - four sculptures by the Norwegian artist Kjell Erik Killi-Olsen are exhibited in the park surrounding Oscarshall Summer Palace. Photo: Kjell Erik Killi-Olsen, She who searches for the sea, 2021/2022. Photographer: Øivind Møller Bakken, The Royal Court

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