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Police arrest 16 neo-Nazis at far-right march in Adelaide

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There has been a big political reaction after a group was arrested yesterday during a far-right march in Adelaide. The group - aged between 16 and 58 - was charged with failing to cease loiter, possessing articles of disguise and hindering and resisting arrest. A 25-year-old Western Australian man was also charged with displaying a Nazi symbol.
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