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But amid the turmoil, a new threat has emerged - and it has authorities worried. There has been a dramatic rise in far-right extremism in the US in recent years, culminating in the deadly Capitol insurrection on January 6. And while there are hundreds of right-wing militia in the country, the Oath Keepers are fast becoming one of most terrifying. WHO ARE THE OATH KEEPERS? The group was founded in 2009 by Yale Law School graduate and former army veteran Stewart Rhodes in response to the elec...

Authorities are growing increasingly concerned by a conspiracy-loving, right-wing extremist group that wants to overthrow the government.

Authorities are growing increasingly concerned by a conspiracy-loving, right-wing extremist group that wants to overthrow the government.

Authorities are growing increasingly concerned by a conspiracy-loving, right-wing extremist group that wants to overthrow the government.

Authorities are growing increasingly concerned by a conspiracy-loving, right-wing extremist group that wants to overthrow the government.

Authorities are growing increasingly concerned by a conspiracy-loving, right-wing extremist group that wants to overthrow the government.

Authorities are growing increasingly concerned by a conspiracy-loving, right-wing extremist group that wants to overthrow the government.

Authorities are growing increasingly concerned by a conspiracy-loving, right-wing extremist group that wants to overthrow the government.

Australias uncomfortable truth about home grown terror starts small 8 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Blair Cottrell, a neo-Nazi Australian who terrorist Brenton Tarrant had idolised. Photo / Getty Images news.com.au By: Rohan Smith At a fruit and vegetable market in Melbournes southeast, a pony-tailed man brazenly strolled through the stalls wearing an armband featuring the unmistakable hate symbol of Nazi Germany – the swastika. The man, whose image has been shared with Victoria Police...

Protect our landscape and wildlife for the future January 29, 2021 — 10.30pm Normal text size Credit:Illustration: Andrew Dyson To submit a letter to The Age, email letters@theage.com.au. Please include your home address and telephone number. THE ENVIRONMENT Protect our landscape and wildlife for the future The conclusions in the final report of the review of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act (The Age, 28/1) are stark: the act is not fit for purpose and needs a comp...