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Anthony Albanese condemns Melbourne neo-Nazi rallies

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared the "time for tolerance" of right-wing extremism over after another public neo-Nazi demonstration in Melbourne, said it poses "strongest threat" to national security.
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