Protester Wayne Warton pleads guilty to storming Kevin Rudd's office but denies assault A PROTESTER has pleaded guilty to storming former prime minister Kevin Rudd's office, but denies assaulting a staffer. Fleur Foster claims Wayne Morris Wharton, 54, shoulder charged her to the ground when he stormed Mr Rudd's electorate office on February 6 to object to a speech then prime minister Julia Gillard had made in parliament. Wharton was facing charges of entering a premises and assault in the Brisbane Magistrates Court today. Ms Foster says she was letting a visitor out of the office when Wharton grabbed the security door to try to get inside. ``I was screaming at him "don't you dare, don't you dare,""" she told the court. ``He was using his entire body weight against me. ``I was being crushed as he was pushing. ``He just gave a final heave-ho with his whole body and I fell."" Wharton, representing himself, put to Ms Foster that he had never come into physical contact with her during the protest. ``No, that's completely untrue,"" she replied. The sit-in protest at Mr Rudd's Brisbane-based office was in response to Ms Gillard's Closing the Gap speech in federal parliament. Protesters, including Wharton, were calling for indigenous sovereignty to be recognised and for more consultation with indigenous communities on decisions affecting them.