Despite media claims to the contrary, Victorian Senator Lidia Thorpe did not yell at visiting British billionaire Charles Windsor in Canberra yesterday. There was no such event; Windsor is not even in Australia.

Controversial Victorian senator Lidia Thorpe has clashed on-air with British Sky News host Kay Burley, who demanded to know why she accused King Charles of “genocide” during her shocking outburst at Parliament House.

Indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe's vocal protest against King Charles has attracted global headlines. The Federal Opposition Leader is demanding she consider resigning from federal parliament, after the Senator accused the King of being complicit in genocide.

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

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.

King Charles III was heckled in Australia on Monday by an Indigenous senator who shouted “you’re not my king” as the British monarch spoke to lawmakers.

Despite facing widespread condemnation for her protest at Parliament House toward King Charles, Senator Lidia Thorpe has justified her actions.

An Indigenous protestor was arrested for attempting to confront King Charles on the final day of his Australian tour, calling him “king of thieves”.The monarch, 75, and his supporters were targeted by Wayne “Coco” Wharton,

Lidia Thorpe, an Independent Australian senator, made global headlines after a dramatic confrontation with King Charles during his visit to Australia. The outspoken Indigenous rights advocate accused the British monarch of committing "genocide" against Aboriginal people,