Highlights from the Invasion Day Protest in Melbourne, with parts of Australian Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe's speeches. This has never been about the date of Australia day, so the sentiment that somehow this nation can move on if we just "change the date" is wishful thinking and dressed up media clickbait. If you don't believe me you should listen to Lidia, whether you agree or not she lays out what will be and has always been the fundamental demands made by those that share her views. | Rukshan

Wow. One year already since I entered Federal Parliament. As the First Blak senator from Victoria, I’ll continue to do what I’ve always done and fight for our people, country and human rights. I commit to changing the system so that it’s fair for all. We leave no one behind. Join with me on this journey of healing, truth telling and uniting the nation through a Treaty ✊🏾 | Senator Lidia Thorpe

Hello! I’m Lidia Thorpe, a Gunnai-Gunditjmara woman, mother and businesswoman. If elected as your Northcote MP, I’ll be the first Aboriginal woman in the Parliament of Victoria. Northcote is one of the most progressive electorates in Australia. I love our local area — I grew up here and my children attended our local schools. I'd love you to join me on this journey. Let's win this! | Senator Lidia Thorpe

Aboriginal Australian senator Lidia Thorpe who accused King Charles of genocide yesterday “demonstrated the power of blackfellas in our resistance to the ongoing violence of settler colonialism that we experience every day,” explains professor Chelsea Watego. “In this country, we do not have land rights. Australia lags far behind what other indigenous peoples have been afforded. It is extremist in its position and its relationship to Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples.” | Novara Media

One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby says Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe does not stand for “every Aboriginal in this country”. Watch the full episode at www.skynews.com.au/flash | Sky News Australia