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Blue blood in red centre: Royals touch down in Uluru

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are in the Northern Territory where they will visit Australia's most famous natural landmark - Uluru.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are in the Northern Territory where they will visit Australia’s most famous natural landmark – Uluru.

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are in the Northern Territory, touching down at Ayers Rock Airport and touring the surrounding area including the National Indigenous Training Academy and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre.

Kate and Wills are wearing neutral colours and are dressed for a hot day. The Duchess wears a sleeveless dress by Roksanda Ilincic matched with nude pumps and some stunning jewellery.

The couple will cap their day off with a visit to Australia’s most famous natural landmark – Uluru.

Kate receives a necklace from an Aboriginal elder at the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. Photo: Media Mode

Kate and Wills step off the plane at Ayers Rock Airport in Yulara. Photo: Media Mode

Photo: Media Mode

Kate arrives wearing a belted sleeveless dress by Roksanda Ilincic. She also puts on a bracelet that she is given. Photos: Getty Images / Media Mode

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Kate wears her double leaf earrings by Scotland-born designer, Catherine Zoraida. Photo: Getty Images

Photo: Getty Images

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William admires the spear he is presented with. Photo: Media Mode

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Kate awards certificates to graduating students at the National Indigenous Training Academy. Photo: Getty Images

Kate Middleton shakes hands with an elder woman as Prince William applauds nearby in a public ceremony setting.

Kate awards certificates to graduating students at the National Indigenous Training Academy. Photo: Getty Images

A man smiling and kneeling, interacts with children holding Australian flags in a crowd.

Prince William and Catherine talk to school children during their visit to the National Indigenous Training Academy at Yulara. Photo: Getty Images

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A woman waving, with an Australian flag in the foreground and a crowd in the background.

Photo: Getty Images

A man in a light shirt shakes hands with a person in a blue shirt in a line of people outdoors.

The second-in-line to the throne is welcomed to Ayers Rock by traditional owner Vincent Nipper. Photo: Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge is welcomed by traditional owners Daisy Walkabout and Vincent Nipper. Photo: Getty Images

Group of people outdoors with a woman embracing a person wearing a headband, others stand in background.

Kate receives hugs from several Aboriginal elders. Photo: @britishroyals via Twitter

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Group of people outdoors, some taking photos, two meeting and greeting near the center.

Photo: Channel Seven via Twitter

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Kate looks composed even in the 30+ degree heat. Photo: @RoyaltyFans via Twitter

Three people discussing in front of a detailed map of Australia on the wall.

Kate and Wills get a geography lesson. Photo: Getty Images

The Duchess of Cambridge meets staff and students at the National Indigenous Training Academy. Photo: @channeltennews via Twitter

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Wills and Kate arrive at the National Indigenous Training Academy. Photo: @britishroyals via Twitter

A man and woman smiling outdoors, interacting with another person, with a fence and vehicle in the background.

Photo: Twitter

Four people walking outside a yellow building, two in uniforms, behind a stone border.

Kate and Wills walk on the red Australian dirt. Photo: @RoyaltyFans via Twitte

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Prince William receives his own spear. Photo: Twitter

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The Duke and Duchess award certificates at the Training Academy. Photo: @YankRoyalBlog via Twitter

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge meet people in Uluru, wearing casual attire. News banner reads "Royal Tour" on 9 News.

Kate and has changed into a grey and white chequered, short-sleeved fit-and-flare dress. Photo: Channel Nine

News screenshot of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in Uluru during a royal tour, with locals and news banner.

The Royal couple are shown towards a traditional ceremony. Photo: Channel Nine

A woman places a necklace on another woman in a patterned dress during the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's visit to Uluru.

Kate receives a gift from an Aboriginal elder. Photo: Channel Nine

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Royal couple seated outdoors during their tour in Uluru, featured on 9 News broadcast with "Royal Tour" caption.

Photo: Channel Nine

Royal tour with Duke of Cambridge meeting an Indigenous elder in Uluru, Australia, as seen on 9 News.

Prince William accepts a traditional gift. Photo: Channel Nine

"News segment showing Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visiting Uluru, interacting with local artists and observing artwork."

The Royal couple observe Aboriginal artists at work. Photo: Channel Nine

Couple sitting outdoors with local artists in Uluru during a royal tour. News banner reads: "Duke & Duchess of Cambridge visiting Uluru".

Photo: Channel Nine

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