Nazis in Australia? There certainly were in 1964 when Four Corners interviewed members of the Australian National Socialist Party at their Sydney headquarters in Ashfield. More than 50 years later, the country's top intelligence chief has warned Neo-Nazis are emerging as one of Australia's most challenging security threats.

They arranged flowers for the Führer and spied for the Gestapo. Yet after the war, most followers of the Third Reich simply faded back into the community

Extremism is rife and literally exploding across Australia – but you may not know as the truth as to who is and isn’t an ‘extremist is all about the ‘context’ the mainstream media decides to promote.

Jacob Hersant pleaded not guilty, claiming he did not perform the salute and, even if he did, the gesture was a legitimate form of political expression.

 In a dramatic and ultimately unsuccessful bid to silence dissent and freedom of speech, a community group calling itself the Serbian Council of Australia (SCOFA), recently attempted to shut down the US-based anti-Nazi website, The Goldman Report.

Nikos Michaloliakos, a 66-year-old mathematician and Holocaust denier, was sentenced to 13 and a half years in prison in 2020 as the presumed head of a criminal organization that targeted immigrants and political opponents.

Prosecutors in the Australian state of Victoria have lost a bid to send two neo-Nazis back to jail over a violent attack on a group of hikers in a state park.

That is all Canada has to show for its fight against Nazis. Twenty-seven suspected Nazis were taken to court. Not a single one was successfully prosecuted and the vast majority of investigations went nowhere — including the “baby smasher case.”

Report by Jewish historian found then-justice minister Pierre Trudeau argued that deporting Nazi war criminal to USSR would set negative precedent for Canadians

The first reports about a large group of men dressed in black and covering their faces with black masks broke on the afternoon of Australia Day.

Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he was "horrified" by the images of the group when asked about the incident on Saturday.

A babygrow emblazoned with the slogan “I love Htlr” was one of the more egregious items Simon Knittel came across when he started delving into the murky world of Nazi merchandise.

Much like with coal, gas and uranium, Australia looks to have an inexhaustible supply of Nazis – Neo and Original Recipe that over the years, were dutifully unearthed just in time it seems to satisfy the media’s insatiable demand for Hitler fanboys.

The Australian Croatian Club in Canberra has been embroiled in community controversy about its ongoing display of ultranationalist paraphernalia since it was established in 1968.

Yaroslav Hunka, 98, was applauded in the House of Commons by lawmakers not aware of his history, during a visit by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky.

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“For too many Jewish students, attending a public school is nothing short of a nightmare, as lives have been ruined because schools have failed us all.”

The Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) argues neo-Nazis should be deprived of using extremist symbols to “raise their profile and to recruit new members”.