In Western Australia, a rally in Albany, on the state's south coast, has drawn low numbers.

Six people gathered around a Eureka flag in the centre of town, while another six people gathered in opposition.

Apart from some minimal interaction between the groups, the event proceeded without any further incident.

— ABC Great Southern

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[–] eureka@aussie.zone 6 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

It's not an insult. It's a political association, which as we saw in Melbourne and Sydney, the neo-Nazi group who call them selves Nazis and named their group after the German Nazi Party, played a key role in organising many of these rallies and were given the platform to speak on stage at them. Adelaide thankfully had some people with a bit of dignity who fought back when they ~~saw~~ heard actual, actual, nazis speak their trash the protest.

considering the left smeared everyone associated with the rally a nazi

I, for one, know the difference between a nazi and a nazi collaborator.