Anyone found guilty of terrorism would face a minimum of six years in prison, and anyone caught displaying banned terrorist organisation symbols or performing a Nazi salute would be subject to at least a 12-month sentence, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton announced on Jan. 20.
He would also amend draft laws currently before Parliament to make it a hate crime to urge or threaten violence towards a place of worship. This would be punishable by five years imprisonment or seven years in the case of an aggravated offence.
