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Magistrate says Neo-Nazi leader's case 'going in circles' after email claim

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Far-right activist Thomas Sewell tells a court he has emailed all nine Attorneys-General about charges over his alleged involvement in a white supremacist rally, saying they breach the Australian Constitution.

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Magistrate says Neo-Nazi leader's case 'going in circles' after email claim

Far-right activist Thomas Sewell tells a court he has emailed all nine Attorneys-General about charges over his alleged involvement in a white supremacist rally, saying they breach the Australian Constitution.

·Australia
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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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