The Source: Lunch could bring Corowa white supremacists unstuck

A group of white supremacists who tried to hide their identity while marching through Corowa over the weekend may have blown their cover after heading out for lunch at a local venue.

A 'White supremacists' rally in the country NSW town of Corowa over the weekend. Picture: Supplied

Putting the squeeze on Victoria’s movers, shakers and headline makers.

A lot of concern about a gathering of shadowy white supremacists at Corowa, on the Victoria-NSW border, over the weekend.

The extremists, dressed in black, gathered in the centre of town displaying a big banner emblazoned with the message “WHITE MAN FIGHT BACK”.

The crew were almost all masked and in sunglasses, presumably a step taken to conceal who they are from authorities.

But word reaches The Source that they might have blown their cover during the day by heading out for lunch at a local venue.

That business required ID for entry and police investigators are said to have a keen interest in who handed theirs over at that time.

Inquiries are, as the cops like to say, ongoing.

Tough 24 hours for Live Nation

It’s been a tough 24 hours for concert giant Live Nation.

First, it was grilled by a Four Corners investigation over claims the company charges fans hidden fees for concert tickets.

The Live Nation post promoting Cliff “Richards”.

The promoter was also criticised for using a practice called “dynamic pricing,” a process where a ticket price goes up as it gets more popular.

Live Nation said the ABC-TV report was “unbalanced and inaccurate.”

However, a few hours later, Live Nation’s accuracy came into question when it announced tour plans by a British legend.

The company’s Instagram account said “Cliff Richards” will play shows in November 2025.

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