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?

Australians will vote in a referendum on 14 October 2023 to constitutionally recognise its Indigenous people by establishing a representative body responsible for providing non-binding advice to the parliament.

What is Australia's Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum? Here's all you need to know about the proposal

A millionaire Canadian couple had chartered a private plane to an island to skip coronavirus vaccine queue. The vaccine they were injected was meant for elderly indigenous people.

Millionaire couple who manipulated vaccine queue fined C$2,300

But some controversy was stirred up at home, as First Nations noted?Canada's history of mistreatment of Indigenous people

Canada Day: Country's 150th birthday celebrations feature celebrities, crowds, and a giant rubber duck

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

What is Australia's Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum? Here's all you need to know about the proposal

Millionaire couple who manipulated vaccine queue fined C$2,300

Canada Day: Country's 150th birthday celebrations feature celebrities, crowds, and a giant rubber duck