Victoria is set to become the first Australian state or territory to ban the Nazi swastika, with a leading anti-hate campaigner describing the legislation introduced to state parliament as history-making.Under the Summary Offences Amendment (Nazi Symbol Prohibition) Bill 2022, it will be a criminal offence for a person to intentionally display the Nazi swastika, also known as the Hakenkreuz, in public.Doing so could lead to fines of almost $22,000, 12 months’ imprisonment or both, once the legislation comes into effect.In announcing the landmark reform on Wednesday, the attorney general, Jaclyn Symes, said it will send a clear message that Nazi...