Thomas Sewell and Jacob Hersant: Appeal on neo-Nazi leaders' jail terms after attack on hikers dismissed in Melbourne
Prosecutors have lost their bid for two neo-Nazi leaders to go back to jail over an attack on a group of hi...
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Prosecutors have lost their bid for two neo-Nazi leaders to go back to jail over an attack on a group of hi...
Australian police barred a leader of a neo-Nazi group from parts of Sydney on the country's national day because they believed he posed a serious risk to public safety, contrary to posts that claimed the restriction proved "white Australian men" were banned from the celebrations. The posts shared a clip of police explaining to Thomas Sewell, a leader of the National Socialist Network, that his ban was based on his ideological links, criminal history and "goal of intimidating and provoking people
School counsellors, teachers and social media experts say the invocation of Nazi symbols and speech is a simmering problem in schools, mostly among teenaged boys who are daring each other towards ever-more anti-social behaviour.
A leader of an Australian neo-Nazi movement is taking steps to overturn Victoria's Nazi salute laws in a constitutional battle headed to court.
Self-described “white man of honour” Jack Eltis has a chubby toddler and runs his own business. He also heads the NSW chapter of the neo-Nazi European Australian Movement.