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At a Parliament reception to welcome the British monarch, Lidia Thorpe shouted at Charles that he was not her king and should “give us our land back.”

Opposition leader says Thorpe’s words to king ‘didn’t advance anyone’s cause’ The opposition leader, Peter Dutton, has been speaking with ABC RN about a range of issues – including Lidia Thorpe’s actions at King Charles’ parliamentary reception yesterday.

Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says King Charles' visit to Australia has been "marred" by Senator Lidia Thorpe's "outburst" during a ceremony at Parliament House. "It is a fact this will be the enduring image of this trip and I know the government is not that happy about it,

The Indigenous senator who confronted King Charles has spoken out to explain why she shouted at him after his parliamentary adress. Senator Lidia Thorpe told the monarch “you are not my king” and demanded a treaty between Australia‘s First Nations and its government on Monday.

A few of those attending both Kean’s speech and then O’Brien’s told Guardian Australia near-term issues with energy loomed far larger (and they doubted nuclear would ever happen). One attendee also said it was a bit rich for O’Brien to be blaming the Albanese government for “forcing out” coal plants.

King Charles was today accused of 'genocide' by an Australian senator at a welcome reception during his first royal tour of the country as monarch. Senator Lidia Thorpe, 51, a high-profile Indigenous activist with a track record of stunts at major political events,

Ms Thorpe said she "wasn't fussed" if some people think she abused her power, when she was asked about the incident on Sky News.