King palms are not suited to indoor life—they need high humidity, bright filtered light, and dislike root disturbance. Your Melbourne winter (2‑14°C) is too cold for them outdoors, but indoors they decline from low light and dry air.
If you keep the King palm, provide a humidifier, bright indirect light, and keep the soil evenly moist. Expect gradual decline.
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