Fascism in Oceania
Australia
The New Guard, active from 1931 throughout 1935, was a fascist organization that held white nationalist and anti-immigration beliefs. Although initially not a political organization, the group would decline.
Another fascist political party in the 1930s was the Centre Party of New South Wales.
Birthed in 1941, the Australia First Movement espoused fascist ideals.
There was also the anti-Semitic Australian National Socialist Party, a minor Nazi political party headquartered in Sydney, Australia. Starting in 1962, the group would go on to achieve little political success.
Later on, the National Socialist Party of Australia was established by Ted Cawthron and Frank Molnar in the year 1967. The group would last for a total of eight years before dissolving around 1975.
Australia First Party would be founded by politician Graeme Campbell in 1996.
In more recent years, the neo-Nazi Antipodean Resistance remains active. They have been active since 2016.
New Zealand
Although it may not have gained much support, New Zealand has seen many fascist movements and political parties arise. Most notably, the New Zealand National Socialist Party.
Founded in 1969, the National Socialist Party of New Zealand eventually disbanded.
Unit 88, a neo-Nazi group, engaged in various activities.
The New Zealand National Front is a currently active political party that was established in 1983.
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