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Four injured in attack on Camp Sovereignty amid national rally response

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The reaction to the anti-immigration rallies that have taken place around Australia has been strong. While the majority of rallies were peaceful events, political leaders and police have condemned incidents involving far-right extremists. By far the worst event was the storming of Camp Sovereignty, where Indigenous protesters looked on in fear as black-clad extremists overran the camp. The unprovoked attack on Camp Sovereignty left four people injured.
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