Victoria to become first state to ban the Nazi swastika

It will be a crime to intentionally display the Nazi symbol in public, carrying a maximum penalty of 12 months’ jail

Victoria’s attorney-general, Jaclyn Symes, says the ban will send a clear message that Nazi and Neo-nazi ideology has no place in the state.Victoria’s attorney-general, Jaclyn Symes, says the ban will send a clear message that Nazi and Neo-nazi ideology has no place in the state.Last modified on Wed 11 May 2022 05.03 BST

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