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Lidia Thorpe responds to neo-Nazi video threat

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The Australian Federal Police are investigating a neo-Nazi social video laden with hatred and threats levelled at Indigenous Senator, Lidia Thorpe. The prominent 'No' campaigner took the step of sending the video to national media. She also accused the Prime Minister of inciting violence by holding the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum due to take place in nine days.
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