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25 September 2026

Sydney man becomes first jailed under Nazi salute laws

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Sydney man becomes first jailed under Nazi salute laws

Nathan Ballesty was arrested in December after the AFP launched an investigation into a post in which he called for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to be kidnapped.

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