The National Socialist Network, which organised the rally on 8 November, is a well-known neo-Nazi group in Australia.
A family deeply ingrained into a tight-knit Adelaide community could be forced to sell up, shut their popular small business ...
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The scale of the asbestos school scare has blown out overnight, with the number of affected South Australian sites more than ...
World Rugby’s 12-team Nations Championship launches in 2026, uniting Six Nations sides with Rugby Championship teams plus ...
On November 18, GAC held a grand ceremony in Sydney to launch its brand and new vehicle models in Australia, officially ...
A new study released by Nature Journal has revealed that there are certain parts of the world where seasons dramatically ...
South Africa bolsters their pace attack for the second Test against India with the inclusion of Lungi Ngidi, replacing the ...
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Over R200 000 raised for South African neo-Nazi booted from Australia
A far-right organisation has come to the aid of a South African man detained in Australia for attending a neo-Nazi rally.
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