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Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell Avoids Jail Over Threats Against Melbourne Police Officer

Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell has avoided jail after being found guilty of intimidating a Melbourne police officer and his wife.

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Nazi spared jail for 'very serious' police intimidation

A magistrate has labelled neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell's intimidation of a police officer and his wife as "very serious" and targeted, but spared him jail.

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Australian neo-Nazi attack on sacred Indigenous site a worrying trend

Attack on site sacred to Aboriginal community followed an anti-immigration rally in Melbourne city.

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Neo-Nazis have occupied the steps of Victoria’s parliament twice in two years. Are protest laws to blame?

Calls for tougher ‘move-on’ laws overlook the fact that police already have considerable powers in Victoria

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Afternoon Update: Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell refused bail; Alan Joyce’s final $3.8m bonus; and when to mention you don’t want kids

Sewell, who allegedly led an attack on an Indigenous burial site, has appeared in the Melbourne magistrates court

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Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell refused bail as magistrate says he is a danger to community

Sewell, who allegedly led an attack on the sacred Indigenous burial site in Melbourne known as Camp Sovereignty, was returned to custody following his court appearance

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'Danger to public': Neo-Nazi leader loses bid for bail

Dozens of supporters yelled "heil Australia" as their white nationalist leader was denied bail after a magistrate ruled he was a safety risk to the community.

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Sky News Australia sends neo-Nazi rant from court doorstep live to air

News Corp channel puts to air statement from extremist just days after alleged attack on Indigenous protest site. Plus: 4BC’s typo to end all typos

The Guardian - AU

‘Is this the same Melbourne I migrated to?’ Indians targeted by racist messaging are asking why them

Shock and concern as ‘peace-loving and law-abiding’ community subjected to ‘hateful behaviour’

The Guardian - AU

Police Charge Four More Men In Relation To The Alleged Attack On Camp Sovereignty

On Tuesday, neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell, 32, was arrested outside of Melbourne's Magistrates' Court in relation to the alleged attack.

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Neo-Nazi groups should be treated like criminal gangs to combat ‘hate-fuelled thuggery’, peak Jewish group says

Executive Council of Australian Jewry says crackdown on right-wing extremist groups including National Socialist Network needed

The Guardian - AU

Police Push To Keep Neo-Nazi Leader Thomas Sewell In Custody After Violent Clash

Police are urging the court to keep neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell behind bars after the Camp Sovereignty attack.

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Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell will continue to commit violent offences that could lead to death, police tell court

Sewell, who has been charged over alleged attack on Indigenous protest site, described in court as having ‘at his disposal a large group of followers’

The Guardian - AU

Police fight to keep neo-Nazi leader locked up

A neo-Nazi leader has faced a bail hearing, where police raised fears of escalating violence after an alleged attack on an Indigenous camp.

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Morning Mail: Warning on Nauru plan, neo-Nazi charged over Camp Sovereignty attack, 40-year-old ‘megaburg’ crumbles

Lawyers say stripping non-citizens of natural justice is ‘extreme overreach’; Thomas Sewell to face Melbourne magistrates court today

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'Divisive' coalition blamed for scapegoating migrants

The major political parties are pointing the finger at each other for fuelling anti-immigration sentiment that drove violent rallies in Australia's capitals.

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Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell Arrested In Melbourne In Relation To Attack on Camp Sovereignty

Thomas Sewell, a neo-Nazi leader, was arrested outside Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday on charges unrelated to the events of the day.

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Neo-Nazis and racist rallies: why it’s important the Australian media call them for what they are

If there was any doubt about neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell’s racist and anti-democratic attitudes, they were dispelled on the morning of September 2 when he gatecrashed a press conference by Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan and Treasurer Jaclyn Symes. In disrupting the conference, Sewell yelled that Australians did not have the…

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Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell Interrupts Jacinta Allan’s Press Conference In Melbourne

Victoria’s Premier Jacinta Allan was interrupted at a press conference by Thomas Sewell, leader of the National Socialist Network.

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Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell charged with violent disorder over alleged attack on Indigenous protest site

The 32-year-old has been charged along with two associates hours after he confronted Victorian premier Jacinta Allan at a press conference

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Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell arrested outside court

Prominent neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell has been arrested outside court after his group attacked an Indigenous sacred site.

The Guardian - AU

How neo-Nazis used the shield of ‘ordinary mums and dads’ anti-immigration rallies to sell white supremacy

From online grievances about migration to men dressed in black in a sea of Australian flags, far-right groups clearly intended to capitalise on events

AAP

'Gutless': far-right attack on Aboriginal site slammed

Police are investigating an attack by far-right demonstrators on an Aboriginal protest camp after an anti-immigration rally.

AAP

Neo-Nazi's bail extended after stop-start hearing

Bail has been extended for a neo-Nazi accused of intimidating a police officer online, following a stop-start hearing that stretched over several hours.

The Guardian - AU

If you dogwhistle it, neo-Nazis will come: the ‘March for Australia’ – and the problems reporting it poses for media

News Corp tabloid reproduces event flyer complete with slogans. Plus: a landmark defamation ruling

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