Australian senators have voted to censure an Indigenous colleague who yelled at King Charles III during a reception in Parliament House last month.

The Senate has censured Lidia Thorpe over her protest durign King Charles' Australia visit last month. Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has responded after the Senate voted to censure her over a protest she staged during King Charles' Australian visit.

Thorpe had interrupted proceedings after King Charles had addressed Parliament House, saying "give us our land back", "not your land" and "you are not my king. You are not our king". She also called for the king to "give us a treaty", and said "f--- the colony" as she was escorted out of the Great Hall.

Lidia Thorpe has been censured for her protest against King Charles when he visited Parliament House last month, and Ralph Babet for offensive comments made following Donald Trump's election, after Labor and the Coalition joined to pass motions condemning ...

Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe has been censured by Australia's Parliament for heckling King Charles during his October visit. The Senate passed the censure motion, condemning her actions as "disruptive and disrespectful.

Senator Thorpe protested against the King and Queen Camilla during a welcome reception at Parliament House in October.

The Senate has passed the censure motion against Lidia Thorpe. The motion received 46 yes and 12 no votes, passing easily. The Senate is now moving on to the proposed censure against Ralph Babet, for a tweet he made last week.

Lidia Thorpe has erupted in anger after the Senate censured the rogue senator over her protest during King Charles' visit to Australia.