High Court Tests Hate Speech Laws | Adelaide News

A neo-Nazi group called White Australia, also known as the National Socialist Network, is facing off in the High Court over a federal ban under new hate speech laws — a case drawing massive public attention and raising big questions about free speech, political power, and the limits of government authority. The group, which tried to register as a political party before being shut down in May, argues the laws are too broad and violate separation of powers, while the government insists they’re essential to stop violent extremism. With packed courtrooms, police presence, and even a camera crew filming the proceedings, this high-stakes legal battle could reshape how Australia handles hate groups — and whether “hate” can ever be legally silenced.

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