Australian Neo-Nazi Organization Fundraises On GiveSendGo Following Victoria Police Raids, Exceeds Fundraising Goal: 'Nothing Will Stop Our Struggle Against The Anti-White Forces'

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December 3, 2024

In November, 2024, four members of an Australian neo-Nazi group were arrested by counter-terrorism police. The arrests were based on a protest staged by the group, during which members burned flags and effigies. 

Two members of the organization started a GiveSendGo fundraiser following raids on the homes of several of their members. They claimed that counter-terrorism police "stole" equipment, referring to the confiscation of items including laptops and phones by the police. As of December 3, 2024, the goal had surpassed its AUD $10,000 goal, reaching $13,412.

The following report will provide a brief overview of the GiveSendGo fundraiser.

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