Camp Sovereignty
White nationalist Thomas Sewell and 13 other men faced Melbourne Magistrates Court on Tuesday after being charged over the attack on Camp Sovereignty.
The attempted bombing at an Invasion Day rally in Boorloo/Perth must not be treated as an isolated incident. It is part of a longer, deeply entrenched pattern of racism and violence directed at First...
The Neo-Nazi group allegedly involved in last year's attacks on Camp Sovereignty says it will disband in response to forthcoming federal hate laws.
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In August, a gang of neo-Nazis armed with poles stormed Camp Sovereignty, a sacred site of ceremony, resistance and healing for First Peoples.
A neo-Nazi who allegedly led a violent group attack on a First Nations protest camp will walk free from court on bail. Thomas Sewell, 32, hired a top barrister to argue he should be freed for a second...
An avowed Neo-Nazi leader has made a second bail bid after allegedly leading a group attack on an Aboriginal protest site, with his fiance putting up $20,000 to secure his release.
The Australian Federal Police continue to defer responsibility for classifying the attacks on Camp Sovereignty as a hate crime, Senator Lidia Thorpe says.
Senator Lidia Thorpe will table a petition in the Senate on Wednesday with more than 400,000 signatures calling for justice after a gang of neo-Nazis violently attacked Camp Sovereignty in August.
Independent senator Lidia Thorpe says people have treated a "metaphor like a national emergency", describing the outrage over her comments about burning down Parliament House as a "joke".
More than twenty members of the federal parliamentary crossbench have written to the Albanese Government urging the attack on Camp Sovereignty in August to be treated as a hate crime.
A 15th person has been charged in connection with the violent attack on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne in August, an incident that Aboriginal leaders have condemned as a hate crime.
Tens of thousands rallied across Australia on Saturday for the Sovereignty Never Ceded National Day of Action. Rallies organised by The Blak Caucus were held in major cities nationwide.