The Latest Breaking News from March for Australia

Victoria Police officers used flashbangs, pepper spray and rubber bullets to try and control crowds after a protest in Melbourne's CBD turned ugly.

Every sitting day in our parliament, we watch politicians verbally attack each other with minimal constructive debate

Shock and concern as ‘peace-loving and law-abiding’ community subjected to ‘hateful behaviour’

The recent violence and tension around the nationwide “March for Australia” anti-immigration rallies has pushed questions around migration, diversity and Australian national identity to the centre of public debate.

Some commentators claimed the March for Australia protests were a response to legitimate concerns rather than motivated by racism

Hearing people yelling about immigrants, I thought it was hilarious. They were denying their own history

Over the weekend, rallies were staged across various Australian cities under the branding “March for Australia”. The rallies, which were attended by avowed neo-Nazis and elected politicians alike, called for an end to mass migration.

If there was any doubt about neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell’s racist and anti-democratic attitudes, they were dispelled on the morning of September 2 when he gatecrashed a press conference by Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan and Treasurer Jaclyn Symes. In disrupting the conference, Sewell yelled that Australians did not have the…

Organisers have used the concerns of regular people to mask extreme views; opposition parties pile on government to change course on aged care and Nauru