The National Socialist Network, which organised the rally on 8 November, is a well-known neo-Nazi group in Australia.

Australian citizens made up “many” of those involved in the neo-Nazi rally on steps of NSW parliament, Home Affairs Minister ...

"Yesterday Victoria signed a Treaty. Today the sun is rising, so I guess it didn't cause the end of the world." ...

Australia's parliament is likely to get larger as the government canvasses possibilities for expanding the number of MPs and introducing fixed or four-year terms.

Immigration Minister Tony Burke has cancelled the visa of a South African man who joined a neo-Nazi protest outside NSW ...

Matthew Gruter, a senior member of the NSN, had his visa cancelled by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke on Monday and is ...

Restrictions will be slapped on state parliament tour groups for the first time – including bans on bags and pens – under a ...

Australia's High Court says government acted within its rights when it passed a law revoking 99-year lease for site.

South Australia’s nation-leading Voice to Parliament has called on the state’s MPs to deliver “truth-telling and treaty” as ...

Australian authorities detained a South African man Tuesday after cancelling his visa for taking part in a neo-Nazi protest ...

Australia’s highest court has rejected Russia's challenge to a law that evicted it on security grounds from a site where a ...

A South African man who was seen attending a neo-Nazi rally outside an Australian state parliament has had his visa revoked.