Royal news live: Indigenous protestor arrested by police after attempting to confront King Charles in Sydney
An Indigenous protestor was arrested for attempting to confront King Charles on the final day of his Australian tour. The monarch, 75, and his supporters were targeted by Wayne “Coco” Wharton, who encouraged the crowds gathered at the Sydney Opera House to leave with the King.
Controversial Victorian senator Lidia Thorpe has clashed on-air with British Sky News host Kay Burley, who demanded to know ...
An Aboriginal protester has been arrested at the Sydney Opera House as crowds await a glimpse of the King and Queen on the ...
During his visit to the Australian parliament on Monday, King Charles was accused of genocide by Indigenous Senator Lidia ...
I was one of several people in the UK who was arrested for voicing opposition to monarchy when Charles was declared king in ...
Lidia Thorpe’s foul-mouthed protest in front of King Charles and Queen Camilla has reignited Indigenous Australia’s deep ...
Hundreds of people have unloaded on Senator Lidia Thorpe after she shouted at King Charles during an expletive-laden rant.
Police have arrested an Aboriginal Australian man who was protesting ... On Monday, Charles was heckled by senator Lidia ...
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