'No place in Australia': Burke adds 'neo-Nazis' to proscribed hate group list

The home affairs minister has used powers established in the wake of the Bondi attack to prohibit a second hate group.

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White Australia will be designated a prohibited hate group under laws introduced after the Bondi terror attack.

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Home affairs minister Tony Burke says listing will stop group from organising and meeting, and may prevent more ‘horrific bigoted…

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Australia says a neo-Nazi network will be the second organization being banned under its new law criminalizing hate groups and…

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Australië: Een neonazistische club wordt als tweede organisatie in Australië op de lijst van strafbare ‘haatgroepen’ geplaatst.…

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WELLINGTON: Australia identified a neo-Nazi network as the second organization being banned under its new law criminalizing hate…

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The 43-year-old faces deportation after being charged with displaying Nazi symbols and promoting extremist ideology online

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