'You broke a tradition': Man fined for booing during Welcome to Country
Eli Toby told the court that his actions were intended as a way to "stand for what I believed was the right thing at the time", but refused to apologise to the judge.
'You broke a tradition': Man fined for booing during Welcome to Country
Eli Toby told the court that his actions were intended as a way to "stand for what I believed was the right thing at the time", but refused to apologise to the judge.
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