Peter Hollingworth, a former Governor-General of Australia and an Anglican Church leader, has died aged 91. Multiple outlets report that he dies in Melbourne. The West Australian and other sources describe him as a former governor-general and as an Anglican bishop or archbishop. 7News Australia adds that he had reportedly been unwell for a long time before his death. The Daily Mail and The West Australian both confirm his age at death, while coverage also links his roles across public service and the Anglican Church. Across the reports, there is no additional dispute about the basic details: his identity, his age, and the place of death are consistently stated. The articles do not provide further information on the cause of death beyond the report that he had been unwell for an extended period. Overall, the sources present Hollingworth as a prominent Australian figure who held the vice-regal role and later life positions in the Anglican hierarchy, and they note his death in Melbourne at 91.