A military veteran regrets photographing his mate unfurling a flag with a Nazi swastika only a stone's throw from a Jewish museum, saying he's no antisemite.

Australia enacts stringent anti-hate crime laws in response to sharp uptick in incidents of antisemitism in the country.

This legislative action comes in response to a series of notable anti-Semitic incidents, which included the defacement of ...

"Public discourse has increasingly been weaponized, with hateful rhetoric aimed at attacking groups in the Australian ...

The amendment to the legal framework has prompted a wave of anti-Semitic attacks that have opened a major debate in the country ...

Australia has imposed a mandatory one-year prison sentence for performing the Nazi salute as part of an effort to tackle ...

Sales of Tesla’s electric vehicles have fallen sharply around the world, prompting claims that Elon Musk’s support for Donald Trump and extreme-right groups have sparked a consumer backlash. In the UK ...

Australia significantly toughened its laws against hate crimes on Thursday, adopting amendments that make prison sentences ...

Hate symbols and terror offences will be punishable with mandatory jail terms ranging from one to six years in Australia, ...

A new law in Australia mandates at least one year in prison for the Roman salute. This is part of strict regulations against ...

Under the laws, anyone who is seen displaying hate symbols like saluting the Nazi way will be mandatorily imprisoned for at ...