King Charles heckled in Australia: the crown’s role in Indigenous rights in the Commonwealth
But the message from the most prominent protester was, perhaps, less expected. At the end of a speech by the king at Parliament House in Canberra on October 21, he was heckled by Lidia Thorpe, an independent senator of Aboriginal (Djab Wurrung, Gunnai and Gunditjmara) origin.
An insider close to the royal family claims that King Charles‘ much-discussed Australia trip was for a much more significant reason than to shore up relations between the country and the monarchy.
During his trip, King Charles also admitted that it was “slightly worrying” to realize his first visit to Australia had been ...
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King Charles met with two renowned cancer researchers during his royal tour of Australia and Samoa amid his own treatment for ...
Charles shares ‘cheeky’ joke with rugby player as King lands in Samoa for climate summit - The royals were greeted by ...
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'King of Thieves!': King Charles Faces Down Aboriginal Protestors During Australia Tour After 'Crazed' Aussie Senator OutburstKing Charles III was met by "loud and passionate" Aboriginal protestor, Wayne Wharton, outside the iconic Sydney Opera House ...
Tom Parker Bowles, the monarch's stepson and godson, speaks to PEOPLE about his admiration for both his stepfather and his ...
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 ...
King Charles and Queen Camilla received a very warm welcome on day one of their Australia tour - but the monarch alluded to ...
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