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28 October 2026

Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell pleads guilty to Camp Sovereignty violence

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Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell pleads guilty to Camp Sovereignty violence

Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell and three other men plead guilty to charges linked to an alleged attack at Melbourne's Camp Sovereignty last year.

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