Ian Lomax, neo-Nazi dentist
On 6 September 2025 we revealed in The Age that Victorian dentist Ian Lomax is a member of the National Socialist Network.
Lomax previously practiced dentistry in New South Wales. We first saw him training at Elwood with the National Socialist Network in February this year, in footage taken by The Age:
White supremacist bootcamp takes over Elwood beach
Lomax has also featured on a National Socialist Network Telegram channel, in a training photograph for the Victorian Rural West chapter, alongside Hamish Cameron and Gus Hartigan:
Lomax attended the March for Australia rally in Melbourne on 31 August. Blair Cottrell badly blurred him in a video he published, attempting, “This man is a dentist so we can't show you his face on video. Morning Ian.”
We spotted Ian Lomax throughout the day on 31 August. He and some other National Socialist Network members were photographed at different points of the day wearing mouth guards, showing they came to the rally to participate in violence.
Photo: Lens of Compassion
Lomax at the March for Australia, wearing a white wristband that signals his membership of the National Socialist Network. “Patched” members wear either white or silver wristbands. Standing in the foreground are European Australian Movement and National Socialist Network leaders Thomas Sewell and Tim Lutze.
Photo: William West, AFP
Lomax actively participated in the neo-Nazi attack on Camp Sovereignty. Most of the victims of the neo-Nazis were women, including a school teacher. Ian has been training for street violence with the National Socialist Network, who believe they are preparing for race war.
We found him in the footage recorded during the attack, throwing a punch:
If you're concerned about Ian Lomax practicing dentistry, there is an official avenue to complain to the Dental Board of Australia, through the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.
If you know Ian Lomax and have any helpful information to share, you can e-mail us securely at thewhiterosesociety@protonmail.com