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Senator Lidia Thorpe shares beheaded King Charles cartoon on Instagram after monarchy heckle

Indigenous politician shouted at the King in a fiery speech as he visited the Australian parliament

The Independent UK

'We are the real sovereigns': Aussie senator defends interruption of King Charles

THE senator who interrupted King Charles’s speech in the Australian Parliament House has defended her actions, accusing the monarch of…

The National (Scotland)

King Charles’s poignant comments about Australian Indigenous people before senator accused him of ‘genocide’

The monarch said the ‘timeless wisdom’ of Indigenous people can help fight climate change

The Independent UK

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Who is Lidia Thorpe? Australian senator who heckled King Charles at Parliamentary reception

The senator shouted “You are not my King” and “This is not your land” at the monarch during a royal reception

Evening Standard

With her protest before the king, Lidia Thorpe bursts the warm bubble of nostalgia around the royal visit

Charles and Camilla entered the Great Hall from a door behind the stage – not from the foyer, down the centre aisle, and past Thorpe. Now we may know why

The Guardian - AU

King Charles Australia visit wrap: key moments from day two of the royal tour

King says Australia’s climate leadership of ‘critical importance’ in Parliament House address disrupted by Indigenous senator’s protest

The Guardian - AU

Lidia Thorpe: Who is the Indigenous Australian MP who accused King Charles of genocide on royal tour?

‘Give us our land back. Give us what you stole from us – our bones, our skulls, our babies, our people’, she shouted

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'You are not our King': Australian senator interrupts King Charles's speech

KING Charles has been berated by an Australian senator who told him “You are not my King” and demanded a treaty between Australia’s First…

The National (Scotland)

King Charles heckled by Indigenous lawmaker Lidia Thorpe on Australia visit

British king and queen are on a nine-day tour of Australia and Samoa.

Al Jazeera

Australian senator shouts 'you are not my King' at Charles during royal reception in Canberra

Senator Lidia Thorpe shouted ‘give us our land back’ at the royal reception in Canberra

Evening Standard

Fight over Libs leadership after record election loss

The Liberal Party faces a battle over its direction in the ACT, with conservative MLA Jeremy Hanson launching a mutiny against moderate leader Elizabeth Lee.

AAP

Afternoon Update: Senator heckles the royals; new guidelines for ‘forever chemicals’; and Hephner the alpaca’s big moment

Independent senator approaches stage at Parliament House and yells ‘this is not your land’ at the monarch

The Guardian - AU

LNP leader should vow to fight Peter Dutton’s nuclear plan in high court, Queensland premier says

Steven Miles has accused David Crisafulli of using ‘weasel words’ by failing to directly commit to a legal challenge over Dutton’s Queensland nuclear sites

The Guardian - AU

King Charles heckled by Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe at Australia’s Parliament House

Independent senator yells ‘this is not your country’ and ‘give us a treaty’ at monarch during key event of king’s five-day visit to Australia

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‘Now is the time’: NSW homicide detectives return to Bowraville almost 35 years after children murdered

Police are searching for the remains of Colleen Walker-Craig, 16, who vanished in 1990 – the same year Evelyn Greenup, four, and Clinton Speedy-Duroux, 16, were killed

AAP

Push for closure in cold case murders of three children

A renewed appeal for information and police presence in a NSW town where three children were murdered decades ago is hoped to spark a cold case breakthrough.

AAP

Wake-up call for majors after Liberals lose prized seat

A teal independent has taken a traditional Liberal seat, highlighting the challenge the party faces in winning back well-heeled electorates in Sydney.

International Business Times

King Charles To Spotlight Conflict, Climate In Australian Capital

An Aboriginal smoking ceremony will welcome King Charles III to Australia's capital Canberra on Monday, where the monarch will spotlight past war efforts and a new fight against climate change.

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AAP

Miner destroys more than a hundred Aboriginal sites

An Indigenous group suing Fortescue says new evidence shows the iron ore giant destroyed half of the Aboriginal sites on a Pilbara mine.

AAP

Cabinet reshuffle after deputy premier walks the plank

A former mayor and returning minister join the Tasmanian Liberal minority government's ministry after the departures of its deputy premier and finance minister.

The Guardian - AU

Teal independent says likely byelection win in Sydney was a ‘race to the top’ with Liberals

Jacqui Scruby was on track to comfortably take Pittwater and said the results showed voters appreciated a ‘different way of doing politics’

The Guardian - AU

LNP leader launches Queensland election campaign with promise of mandatory isolation for child offenders who assault guards

David Crisafulli pledges minimum isolation periods for youths who attack staff despite evidence of dangers of solitary confinement

International Business Times

Charles Expresses 'Great Joy' At Being Back In Australia

King Charles' antipodean admirers got a first glimpse of their reigning monarch Sunday, as the British royal attended a church service and expressed his "great joy" at returning Down Under.

AAP

People are trusting independents, newest teal MP says

Once regarded safe and firmly in conservative hands, the northern beaches of Sydney now have fewer Liberals than ever before.

The Guardian - AU

Losing a heartland seat to a teal marks the continuing decline of the Liberals in northern Sydney

The Pittwater result was not even close, and is part of a growing wave of independent and minor party support

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