King confronted by indigenous activists day after being heckled in Australian parliament

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As King Charles sought to move on from yesterday’s verbal attack at Parliament House, he was dealt another reminder of the protest as he kicked off his penultimate day in Australia.
Daily Express
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Thorpe was escorted from the room by security after around a minute of shouting, while Charles appeared to try and ignore the interruption, speaking quietly to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
HuffPost
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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 Nations and its government during a visit by the British monarch.
Irish Times
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The British king was heckled on Monday by Aboriginal Australian senator Lidia Thorpe, a critic of the monarchy and campaigner for Indigenous people’s rights.
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One year into King Charles’ reign, where do Australian attitudes to the monarchy stand? | YouGov
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