Senator Lidia Thorpe says she pledged allegiance to the queen's 'hairs', not heirs, in defence of royal protest

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Senator Lidia Thorpe says she pledged allegiance to the queen's 'hairs', not heirs, in defence of royal protest

Oct. 24, 2024 - 09:42 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Senator Lidia Thorpe revealed on the ABC's Afternoon Briefing program that she swore allegiance to the queen's ‘hairs’, not ‘heirs’, when being sworn into Parliament two years ago. The Coalition is exploring options and considering legal opinion.