00:00Protesters turn on each other and police forced to intervene.
00:10After organisers tried to stop a member of neo-Nazi group National Socialist Network from addressing the crowd.
00:18They say the speech didn't align with the rally.
00:21The event's about mass immigration at a time when Aussies are struggling. It's not anti-migration.
00:27It came after protesters marched from Rundle Park along North Terrace, many waving Australian flags and placards.
00:35Among them a sign of alleged police killer and self-described sovereign citizen Desi Freeman.
00:41I'm here because I think that we have not enough resources, not enough homes.
00:46The crime is absolutely terrible.
00:48In Melbourne, violence erupted as men dressed in black led anti-immigration demonstrators in clashes with counter-protesters.
00:57Nazis go! Nazis go!
00:59And a known neo-Nazi leader, who was arrested in Adelaide on Australia Day, invited to speak.
01:04Final speaker for today is Thomas Sowell.
01:09Clashes played out in Sydney, where neo-Nazis also took the stand.
01:13There are patriots assembled in every city around this country. This is just the beginning of a new wave of nationalism in Australia.
01:20But were booed by others.
01:21You let him not go home.
01:23Bob Catter was cheered in Townsville, days after threatening a journalist for referencing his Lebanese heritage.
01:28When oppression becomes law, then resistance becomes duty.
01:35In Hobart, a brief moment of peace between divided opinion. Back home, both sides of politics condemning the rally.
01:42The people who are protesting today are naive to this state and this nation's own history.
01:49I think people need to pull their head in and remember that there is much more, much more that unites us than divides us.
01:55Organisers say about 10,000 turned out in Adelaide, but police estimate there were 15,000, including counter-protesters.
02:03Three men were arrested, one for assaulting police, two others for wearing articles of disguise and failing to give personal details.
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