Matthew Gruter, a South African national known for his involvement in neo-Nazi activities, has left Australia after his visa was revoked. Gruter, along with his wife and infant daughter, departed the country following his participation in a controversial rally outside New South Wales parliament, where demonstrators chanted Nazi slogans and displayed anti-Semitic banners. The Australian government defended the decision to cancel his visa, emphasizing the importance of upholding national values and social cohesion. In response to the rally, the New South Wales government has announced plans to strengthen protest laws, granting police broader powers to address displays of Nazi ideology.