Alleged neo-Nazis face court after hijacking a Survival Day rally

A man charged under South Australia's new anti-Nazi laws has been released on bail, as 14 men arrested at a march in Adelaide on Australia Day have begun appearing in court.

Fifteen men and one youth whom police allege are members of the National Socialist Network were arrested on Sunday and charged with various offences including failing to cease loitering, possessing articles of disguise, hindering and resisting arrest.

A police prosecutor told Adelaide Magistrates Court on Tuesday that at 11am on Sunday, 40 NSN members dressed in black assembled at the South Australian War Memorial.

'That's the context of the entire group that we've got (appearing in court) today....
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