Full Story Anti-immigration rallies and the rise of neo-Nazis
Sep 2, 2025
Kaz Ross, an independent researcher specializing in right-wing extremism, sheds light on the recent wave of anti-immigration rallies in Australia, revealing the troubling involvement of neo-Nazi groups. The conversation covers how these movements have evolved, employing family-friendly tactics to attract young recruits. Ross also discusses the manipulation of public sentiment regarding immigration and housing, and the challenges of addressing far-right extremism while balancing free speech. Prepare for an eye-opening exploration of a disturbing trend.
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Evolution Of Neo-Nazi Groups
- Kaz Ross traces neo-Nazi groups from Reclaim Australia to the United Patriots Front to the National Socialist Network.
- She describes their 'train and tribe' model of physical training and family-focused recruitment.
Organised Growth And Visibility
- The National Socialist Network grew from a handful to an organised group with regular public displays and about 180 active members.
- Their public midnight marches in Melbourne signal increased boldness and visibility.
Tactics To Retain Members
- The group strategically makes partners part of the network to reduce defections and sustain membership.
- They create women's auxiliaries and family events to normalise and stabilise their community.