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Jan 7, 2021 30 min

Tracking The Far Right In Australia

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Yeah Nah, Pasaran is a weekly show dedicated to putting fascism and the far right under the microscope. The independent podcast has become a must listen for those wishing to track the organisation of far right movements in Australia. The podcast takes its name from the anti-facist rally cry ¡No pasarán!, popularised during the Spanish Civil War, and gives it a wonderful Australian spin. Hosts Andy Fleming and Cam Smith have been investigating facist and far right movements in Australia for years on Melbourne Community Radio 3CR. Read more at https://www.smh.com.au/technology/a-podcast-following-the-aussie-far-right-20201214-p56nb8.html

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