‘Not my king’: Who is Australian lawmaker Lidia Thorpe, who accused King Charles of genocide?
During his visit to the Australian parliament on Monday, King Charles was accused of genocide by Indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe, shocking assembled lawmakers and other dignitaries. This came moments after the monarch delivered a speech in which he paid his ‘respects to the traditional owners of the lands’.
Senator Lidia Thorpe disrupts proceedings as King Charles III and ... “This is the same behaviour she did outside a ...
Renegade senator Lidia Thorpe has never shied from a public outburst or scuffle with police – now she’s hit global newspaper ...
Senior Coalition MPs are considering a censure motion against independent senator Lidia Thorpe after the maverick politician ...
Australians decided in a referendum in 1999 to retain Queen Elizabeth II as head of state. That result is widely regarded to ...
This was a short tour with only a few engagements, but the King's first visit to one of his realms mattered, and Australia was a real test of the monarchy overseas.
Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has shrugged off calls from conservative opponents to resign from parliament after interrupting a reception for King Charles. Meanwhile, the royal couple were greeted ...
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