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.
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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