MELBOURNE, Australia — A self-described Nazi became the first person in Australia to be sentenced to prison for performing an outlawed salute when he was ordered by a magistrate on Friday to ...

Australia on Thursday passed anti-hate crime laws under which a Nazi salute in public, among other similar offences, will be ...

Australia passed tough anti-hate crime laws, ... The laws will impose minimum jail sentences between 12 months for less serious hate crimes, such as giving a Nazi salute in public, ...

Australia has introduced strict laws to combat hate crimes, introducing mandatory minimum sentences for a range of terrorism offences and the display of hate symbols, following a spate of ...

Australia passed tough anti-hate crime laws on Thursday, ... such as giving a Nazi salute in public, and six years for those found guilty of terrorism offences.

An ex-television soap star is asking to be spared a criminal conviction for allegedly performing a Nazi salute.

A self-described Nazi will become the first person in Australia sentenced to prison for performing an outlawed Nazi salute when a magistrate sets his term next month. Magistrate Brett Sonnet told ...

The 20-year-old who was charged after the incident is scheduled to appear in the Newtown Local Court on January 14. This is just the latest in a string of Nazi-related incidents in Australia in ...

Australia on Thursday passed anti-hate crime laws under which a Nazi salute in public, among other similar offences, will be punishable by a mandatory jail sentence. The laws were passed in an ...

A self-described Nazi became the first person in Australia to be sentenced to prison for performing an outlawed salute when he was ordered by a magistrate on Friday to spend one month behind bars ...

Australia on Thursday passed anti-hate crime laws under which a Nazi salute in public, among other similar offences, will be punishable by a mandatory jail sentence.. The laws were passed in an ...