The independent Indigenous senator said she had legal advice that she had grounds to pursue a case against the Greens with the Human Rights Commission.
The Indigenous Victorian senator said she was considering writing “treaty” on her ballot paper rather than voting in the Voice referendum later this year.
Thorpe walked out of a Senate estimates hearing after a fiery exchange,declaring"no wonder the NT is a mess".
Lidia Thorpe and Malarndirri McCarthy,who is also Indigenous,shouted over one another in the hearing discussing funding of Northern Territory police.
A foundation started by Japanese businessman and Opera Australia funder Haruhisa Handa covered the former PM’s appearance at Opera Australia’s gala event this month.
The prominent Voice critic is allied with at least a dozen candidates in upcoming elections for the Victorian state body that may help select federal Voice to parliament members.
The senator fights her own fights and speaks her mind,but her visuals are relentlessly terrible.
Greens councillors’ motion calling on Anthony Albanese to pull out of AUKUS didn’t win many favours.
Thorpe said she was being subject to “hate and lies” after the PM called her behaviour outside a strip club “unacceptable” and alleged she has unresolved health issues.
The ABC Ombudsman’s defence of Media Watch was right out of the John Laws playbook.
A Brunswick strip club has banned the independent senator after she was filmed yelling profanities at a group of men outside the venue on Sunday.