user: Q: TEXT: The Block newlyweds Karstan and Max Smith completed a 1200 kilometre mega-walk from Prahan Melbourne to Dixon Park in Newcastle, in a bid to raise money for the Starlight Foundation. The pair arrived at Newcastle Lifesavers club on Saturday to be met by a crowd of friends, local nippers and the local Lord Mayor. Karstan told Daily Mail Australia that reaching the finish line felt 'amazing.' Scroll down for video. Karstan and Max Smith completed a 1200 kilometre mega-walk from Prahan Melbourne to Dixon Park in Newcastle. 'There was a big crowd to meet us and we got a big rush of energy at the finish line. ‘I think it’s just starting to hit us now though-we’re absolutely exhausted!’ ‘There was a big crowd to meet us and we got a big rush of energy at the finish line.' said Karstan. The epic journey began on Friday November the 7th, from The Block Glasshouse base in southeast Melbourne, and took in major cities, rural towns and picturesque coastlines. ‘The highlight was definitely the scenery. We saw some magnificent sites along the way, particularly the south coast, which was just stunning,’ said Maxine. The couple's trek took in major cities, rural towns and picturesque coastlines. ‘There were certainly some rough patches, like when I got ill’, she recalls. ‘We were walking about 40km one day and I was so sick. But we considered with how sick the Starlight kids are, we knew we had to keep pushing on.’ ‘There were certainly some rough patches, like when I got ill’,  Maxine said. The couple said they chose to support the charity because they have a close relationship with people within the company. Karstan and Max walked a remarkable 50-plus kilometres on some days, though they did not train for the journey. ‘There was no time after the show. Reality television performers have a short-lived profile, so we wanted to use it for something positive as soon as possible. We figured we would pick up the fitness as we go.’ Karstan and Max walked a remarkable 50-plus kilometres on some days, though they did not train for the journey. IGA supermarkets and thong maker Havaianas sponsored the couple in their epic trek. ‘We had backpacks filled with fresh fruit and muesli bars as well as well as 33 of pairs of thongs. We couldn’t have finished without them!’ Max said. Although the couple have raised around $20,000 so far, they are not giving up on reaching their $120,000 fundraising goal. ‘We’ve made around 20,000 so far, but we’re definitely not giving up there and we plan to reach the goal in coming times.’ Although the couple have raised around $20,000 so far, they are not giving up on reaching their $120,000 fundraising goal.
A: Highlights: The newlyweds walked from Prahan in Melbourne to Dixon Park in Newcastle. They are aiming to raise $120,000 for charity Starlight Foundation. IGA and Havaianas sponsored the couple's epic trek.

Q: TEXT: Prince Harry has spoken for the first time about his notorious romp in a Las Vegas hotel suite when photographs were published around the world of him nude, just weeks before he began his tour of duty in Afghanistan. The prince was photographed during a game of strip billiards in his hotel suite with friends and a group of women they had met. The prince said he had "probably let myself down, I let my family down, I let other people down." "But at the end of the day I was in a private area and there should be a certain amount of privacy that one should expect. "Back home all my close friends rallied round me and were great." He added that it was "probably a classic example of me you know probably being too much army and not enough prince. It's a simple case of that." No action over naked Prince Harry photos, palace says. His deployment with 662 Squadron, 3 Regiment Army Air Corps allowed him to withdraw from the public eye, but speaking while stationed at Camp Bastion in Afghanistan he allowed his frustration with the media to show through. Harry received news that the Duchess of Cambridge, was expecting a baby while he was on his tour of duty and, from afar, he expressed sympathy at his sister-in-law's treatment at the hands of the press. "I can't wait to be an uncle. I think it's very unfair that they were both forced to publicize it when they were, but that's just the media for you. I just only hope that she and him, but mainly Catherine, hopefully that she gets the necessary protection to allow her as a mother-to-be to enjoy the privacy that that comes with." Harry's own privacy is clearly a concern for the prince as well, and he made little attempt to hide it. Referring to the TV producer whom he was addressing, he said: "I never wanted you guys to be out here, but there was an agreement made to invite you out on the deal that the media didn't speculate before my deployment. That's the only reason you guys are out here." Back home the media glare will inevitably be brighter than it has been on him for the last four months. And the pressure will be back on the 28-year-old to settle down. "If you find the right person and everything feels right, then it takes time, especially for myself and my brother. You ain't ever going to find someone who's going to jump into the position that it would hold. Simple as that." Harry said he now put his military role ahead of his royal duties. "Once you are wearing the uniform you are part of the gang and you know, fine, I am the queen's grandson and all that good stuff. "I love representing her, but to be honest with you ... and as far as I see it ... and as far as William sees it as well -- our service towards our country in the military in whichever shape or form it takes -- will always come first. I know some people look at it thinking it's all a big bluff -- and the only reason they are doing all this is to keep themselves out of public duties -- well to a certain extent yes. There is no reason for us to do public duties, because we are doing public service." Harry on Afghan mission: 'Take a life to save a life' Life in the army is "as normal as it's going to get" for Harry and he said relishes having the chance to be hang out and be treated as "one of the guys. Asked if he was more comfortable being Captain Wales than Prince Harry, he answered: "Definitely. I've always been like that. My father's always trying to remind me about who I am and stuff like that. "But it's very easy to forget about who I am when I am in the army. Everyone's wearing the same uniform and doing the same kind of thing." Harry admitted that he was more at home in an aircraft cockpit than a classroom. "I don't know ... I am one of those people that during my flying course especially ... I would be fine at flying, probably should have done a lot more reading. But I was fine at flying. Then every now and then a written test would come up and I would be absolutely useless ... exams were always a nightmare. Anything like kicking a ball around and playing Playstation or flying, I do ... I genuinely find a bit easier than walking sometimes. "My brother (was) probably exactly the same, my father flew, my uncles have flown all, all sorts of people have flown in my family, I wouldn't suggest that is where it comes from it is, it's great fun. I was given the opportunity and I couldn't say no to it." What do you think about Prince Harry's comments? Leave your comments below.
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assistant: Highlights: Prince Harry has spoken for first time about his notorious romp in Las Vegas hotel suite. Harry: "I probably let myself down, I let my family down, I let other people down" Prince was speaking to reporters during his military tour of Afghanistan. He expressed frustration with media, adding he never wanted journalists to be there at all.