Australia's Independent senator Lidia Thorpe made the headlines after she heckled King Charles after his speech in the Australian parliament. She accused King Charles of “genocide” against their community and called for a treaty between First Nations people and the government.

Who is Lidia Thorpe, Australian senator who heckled King Charles?

Australian Senator Lidia Thorpe, who made headlines for yelling at King Charles and calling him "not our sovereign", has defended her actions. Senator Thorpe had started shouting at the British monarch after he spoke at the Australian parliament on Monday (Oct 21).

'They have our bones and skulls': Australian senator defends heckling King Charles

Barrister Varun Ghosh became the first ever Indian-origin Senator of the Australian Parliament to take oath on the "Bhagavad Gita". Varun Ghosh from Western Australia has been appointed as the newest Senator after the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council chose him to represent the Australian state in the Senate of the Federal Parliament.

In a first, Indian-origin Australian Senator Varun Ghosh takes oath on 'Bhagavad Gita'

Australian Liberal party leader Peter Dutton has called upon his colleague Senator David Van to resign from the parliament after a third allegation of inappropriate touching surfaced against him.