Annastacia Palaszczuk was the target of a vicious slur from a fired up protestor at an anti-lockdown march in Brisbane.
A large crowd gathered at the Botanic Garden on Saturday as part of a co-ordinated nationwide protest against pandemic laws and vaccine mandates.
During the protest, which was streamed on Facebook by attendee Justin Allen from the Botanic Gardens, a man could be heard yelling 'hang the b*tch'.
The remark came after announcers asked the crowd what they thought of Ms Palaszczuk.
Brisbane's CBD was swarming with protestors during the 'The Worldwide Rally for Freedom' (pictured) on Saturday
One protestor directed his anger towards the Queensland Premier, stating it was time to 'hang the b*tch'
Former MP Clive Palmer (pictured) spoke at the rally in Brisbane, telling the crowd not to vote for major political parties at the next election
There were other ugly scenes at the event, including a man toting a noose.
Announcers were seen asking the man clutching the noose to take it back to his car, telling him in no uncertain terms to 'take that crap down … this is not the place for stuff like that' before adding 'we don't want that crap here.'
The move was widely applauded by the majority of attendees.
Former MP Clive Palmer spoke at the rally in Brisbane, telling the crowd not to vote for major political parties at the next election.
He criticised a number of politicians, including Prime Minister Scott Morrison who he said has 'abandoned Australia'.
The ugly threat directed at the Queensland Premier comes after local MP Brittany Lauga contacted police this week after she and other members of state parliament received an email with 'threats of terrorism, extremism and violence'.
'I understand local doctors have been sent death threats and other threatening letters,' she wrote on Twitter.
'I unequivocally condemn these threats of violence, terrorism and extremism.'
Saturday incident in the heart of Brisbane involving the threat to Ms Palaszczuk followed a similar protest in Melbourne this week.
Protestors were seen holding numerous signs in Brisbane's CBD, one of which read 'Pfuck Pfizer' (pictured)
A gallows and noose were strategically placed outside Victorian parliament, with a prop of Premier Daniel Andrews nearby.
Mr Andrews was unimpressed by the stunt and called out the
