King Charles III emphasized Australia's critical role in combating climate change, stating that the nation holds natural resources essential for achieving a sustainable future.
The King articulated the urgent need for Australia to lead international efforts on climate and biodiversity, highlighting vulnerabilities due to catastrophic weather events.
During the royal visit, Senator Lidia Thorpe protested against the monarchy's historical role in Aboriginal land dispossession, demanding reparations and recognition of past injustices.
Thorpe's protest coincided with a broader movement among Indigenous Australians, marked by calls for recognition of land rights and acknowledgment of historical wrongs.
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