Authorities Condemn Neo-Nazi Rally in Corowa, Call for Stronger Anti-Hate Measures

Political leaders urge unity against hate following a neo-Nazi rally in Corowa, with calls for stricter bans on Nazi symbols and gestures.

Approximately 50 masked individuals participated in a neo-Nazi rally in Corowa, NSW, sparking widespread condemnation from political leaders.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan emphasized the need for community unity against hate and announced plans to strengthen anti-vilification laws.
NSW Premier Chris Minns and local MP Sussan Ley condemned the rally, with Ley urging a ban on Nazi symbols and salutes in NSW.
Police dispersed the rally without making arrests, but investigations into the incident are ongoing.
A separate incident involves a Victorian police sergeant suspended for allegedly performing a Nazi salute, highlighting ongoing concerns about hate symbols.