Australia’s government does not renew its three-year funding arrangement for Invictus Australia, according to reports. The program previously received support worth about £4.83 million over three years, which is set to run out without renewal. The development comes after members of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex met with Invictus Australia stakeholders during a trip to the country last month, per the accounts. The reports also say the funding decision follows disclosures that a trustee associated with the next Invictus Games in Birmingham has quit. While the articles focus on the loss of government support for Invictus Australia, they do not provide detailed information about the government’s stated reasons for ending the funding or about the specific circumstances behind the trustee’s departure. The story is presented as another setback for Invictus-related activities in Australia following changes connected to upcoming Games planning and governance. The coverage emphasizes the non-renewal of the existing support package and the timing relative to the Sussex visit and governance changes.