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Prime minister warns of rising extremism after Anzac Day ceremony disrupted by neo-Nazis

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After an Aboriginal Elder was heckled by neo-Nazis during Anzac Day commemorations, Anthony Albanese says growing extremism needs to be "taken seriously" and condemned across the political spectrum.

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Nazis are quietly forming a political party to try to get around the law

The neo-Nazis who disrupted Anzac Day want to form a political party, as part of a plan to exploit legal loopholes and take on the next federal election.

·Australia
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Prime minister warns of rising extremism after Anzac Day ceremony disrupted by neo-Nazis

After an Aboriginal Elder was heckled by neo-Nazis during Anzac Day commemorations, Anthony Albanese says growing extremism needs to be "taken seriously" and condemned across the political spectrum.

·Sydney, Australia
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SBS News broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Saturday, April 26, 2025.
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