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Abe Maddison

Hatred imported from interstate 'won't be tolerated'

SA has no tolerance for "the hatred, the division, the bigotry and the cowardice", Kyam Maher said. (Matt Turner/AAP PHOTOS)

A state is cracking down on "imported hatred" and will continue to use new anti-extremism laws, after a protest on Australia Day led to a man being charged with using a Nazi symbol.

He was part of a group of 15 men and one youth carrying Australian flags and dressed in black who were arrested following a protest in front of a war memorial and a march through Adelaide's CBD. 

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